expect to be fleeced in this market. Do not believe anything as the locals look at the colour of your bracelet and try to convince you that they work in the hotel, to trap you.

nice kasbah with good views of Hammamet. Too restired, but still has an authentic feel. Nice with all the trees growing in the courtyard,

We visited recently, whilst the views were lovely there was very little to sea other than the views around the castle walls and a very plain mauseleum. At 5TD and 1Dr for photos it was overpriced in comparison to other tourist attractions in Tunisia (El Jem + museum was 8TD in comaprison). There was 1 small exhibition on the ground... More

Don't confuse reviews on here of the kasbah and of the Souk that is front of the kasbah. The kasbah is entered through and archway just around the corner from the seafront and up a flight of stairs. The entrance fee is 5dinar per person plus 1dinar if you want to take photo's. Price is clearly displayed at the entrance.... More

Never Left alone for a minute by stall holders.Caught a Young Lad trying to pick Wifes Handbag.

i was taken to yasmine hammamet by a tunisian friend last summer i was surprised at the number unfinished apartment blocks and empty hotels tunisia has sufferred and it needs more tourists and they love the btitish

Well restored and only 5 dinars to go in. Gives good views for photos

fairly small and not one of the best i visited in northern africa. be careful as they look at you, ask you where you are from and charge accordingly. British: the price goes up :-(

Samml ruins of a fort but worth the 4dina to get great views of the city and sea. Entrance is through arch way into themedian and up some steps so you have to walk your way through stall sellers