Sousse, Tunisia's third-largest city, perfectly combines historical heritage with modern seaside tourism. Its medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1988, is one of the best-preserved in the Maghreb. The crenellated ramparts, winding alleys, and 8th-century Ribat transport visitors back in time.
The tourist zone extends northward to Port El Kantaoui, a planned residential and hotel complex centred on a 340-berth marina. It features two 18-hole golf courses, a water park, shops, and restaurants with marina views. It's the preferred destination for families and golfers.
Sousse's nightlife is renowned across Tunisia. Clubs, bars, and restaurants along the corniche and in the medina offer a festive atmosphere until the early hours. The fish market, marina restaurants, and medina eateries provide a complete gastronomic experience, from fresh grilled fish to Tunisian pastries.