Le Diamant Bleu 2: Dare to stay in this slice of paradise

Apartment in a new building. Two double bedrooms with open plan living room, dining room and kitchen. Richly furnished with a combination of traditional Tunisian and modern Western styles. Surrounded by a small flower garden. We thought of all the amenities of life, just your clothes and you're at home. Possibility to rent 2 identical apartments under the same conditions The space Apartment in a new building. Two double bedrooms with open plan living room, dining room and kitchen. Richly furnished with a combination of traditional Tunisian and modern Western styles. Surrounded by a small flower garden. We thought of all the amenities of life, just your clothes and you're at home. Guest access Occupants can access the courtyard surrounding the building as well as two terraces, one on the first level above a garage and the other on the roof with breathtaking views of the Mediterranean and the other of the mountain. Other things to note Raf Raf is located in the northeast, 60 kilometers from Tunis, 42 kilometers from Bizerte and 7 kilometers from Ras Jebel. Known for its vines giving a muscat grape, its famous rock, its beaches and its clay baths, but also for the beauty of its colorful traditional costumes. Raf Raf offers beach, forest, mountains, small fish souks and spice markets, and above all a serene and friendly lifestyle In the vicinity of Raf-Raf GHAR EL MELH: peaceful fishing village, has not always had this reputation. The history of Ghar El Melh is ancient, a trading post was probably established here as early as the Phoenician era. During the heyday of Utica under Roman occupation, Garh El Melh served as its port. From [...] SOUNINE: Located between Cape Farina, which delimits the northern entrance of the Gulf of Tunis, and Ras Jebel, it is located two kilometers from Raf Raf, 30 kilometers from Bizerte and 60 kilometers from Tunis. It overlooks a rocky coast alternating with some sandy coves. The beach is accessed by a small track and a descent into the rocks. Between this village and the neighboring town of Raf Raf, you can see two pyramidal mountains facing Pilau Island. The village is surrounded by fertile land where different kinds of vegetables and pomegranates are grown. [...] SIDI ALI EL MEKKI: The village of Ghar El Melh is 57 kilometers from Bizerte and 44 kilometers from Tunis. Just south of Raf-Raf, Ghar El Melh (which means "salt hole" because of nearby salt pans) is on the other side of Jebel Nadour and its more than 320 meters above sea level. METLINE: The small town of Metline is located 28 kilometers southeast of Bizerte, on the road leading to Ras Jebel and then Raf-Raf. The first foundations of the city remain a little vague: although some Roman remains have been unearthed, the existence of Metline only dates back to the 16th century. UTIQUE-ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE Utique is a small town located 35 kilometers south of Bizerte, towards Tunis. While the modern city will not enchant anyone, the interest of a visit to Utique lies in its archaeological site, which bears witness to its ancient history. BIZERTE: the largest city on the Coral Coast, the name given to the Tunisian shores that extend from the north of Tunis. The capital is only 64 kilometers away, which can be easily traveled on the highway. The calm of the old port of Bizerte, new shipyard, medina... BIZERTE-THE MODERN CITY The modern city extends in the southern part of Bizerte, between Avenue du Président Habib Bourguiba and Quai Tarik Ibn-Ziad. The large open avenues intersect to form a checkerboard plan, organized during the French protectorate: some Art Deco buildings from the 1930s remain. Other things to note Raf Raf or Rafraf (رفراف) is a town in northeastern Tunisia located about sixty kilometers from Tunis, about forty kilometers from Bizerte and seven kilometers from Ras Jebel. Raf Raf is perched on a hill that is backed by Djebel Nadhour. At the bottom of the hill, overlooking the beach, is the other part of the city — called Raf Raf Beach or El Hmari — which stretches along the coast. From its shore, you can see Pilau Island (قمنارية). The city is known in Tunisia for its vineyards, producing a muscat grape (مسكي رفراف), its beaches, and its traditional embroidered costumes Description: Wikipedia