"Our favourite town in Tunisia" Top 5 Page for this destination Tozeur by brazwhazz

Tozeur Travel Guide: 97 reviews and 215 photos

There was also a sandstorm during out stay there

Tozeur is a very charming town in Southern Tunisia. It is surrounded by a great number of attractions, which make it the ideal base to explore the entire region.

The city's unique architecture (also found in the nearby city of Nefta, but that's it), with its distinctive brick patterns, is pure eye candy. Tozeur is also the town whose inhabitants we found to be the friendliest in all of Tunisia; the traditional Berber hospitality was overwhelming, as people invited us into their homes to have tea with them and offered to take us to some of the lesser-known sites of the city, such as the brick factory beyond the Belvedere Rocks.

We have nothing but fond memories of Tozeur, our favourite town in all of Tunisia!

Last visit to Tozeur: Feb 2006
Intro Written Jun 17, 2006
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Yours truly getting to know his camel - Tozeur

Camel rides Off The Beaten Path (2)

While most travel guides say that Douz is the place to try out a camel ride, our experience in Tozeur was hard to beat.... more travel advice

Huge likeness of Abdulkacem Chebbi - Tozeur

Belvedere Rocks Things to Do (5)

The best place to view the sunset in Tozeur is undoubtedly the Belvedere Rocks. Located at the southwestern end of town,... more travel advice

Layered brick patterns in front of the carpet stor - Tozeur

Ouled el-Hadef Things to Do (5)

Known as Ouled el-Hadef, Tozeur's old part of town would be a typical, maze-like medina, like any other in the country,... more travel advice

Tozeur brickyard Off The Beaten Path (2)

After you have seen a few of Tozeur's buildings, it is likely you will want to know more about the bricks that are used... more travel advice

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A quality stay in the "zone touristique"
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barryg23 Mar 13, 2007 at 3:34 PM

The Ong Jemel looks very atmospheric in the bad weather. Would love to have seen it but we didn't want to risk our rental car on those pistes.