This is the ideal place for a lovely holiday with moments of relaxation and tranquility: for sale

• The Resort to be acquired was opened in 2002.
• It is surrounded by mountains, the golf course and the sea.
• The Resort extends on a surface of 8 hectares. It is surrounded by green areas. It has a beautiful swimming pool and a terrace bordered by palm trees directly on a private fine sand beach.
• The Resort has a fitness centre and an infrastructure favourable for sporting teams and is ideal for the reception of golfers and checked-in families.
• The Resort constitutes a destination not like others, between the sea and mountains, for the practice of golf and diving or pedestrian and equestrian activities, and not forgetting the annual jazz festival.
• As regards lodging, the Resort place at the disposal of its customers 306 rooms distributed between standard rooms, double rooms, triple rooms and rooms for families. Its total capacity of lodging is 644 beds, The Resort offers an unspoiled view on the mountains and/or the sea, swimming pool and garden. The rooms are large, offering a single framework of stay and an exceptional decoration combining the nobility of wood and the Tunisian smoothness of the craft industry. The rooms are equipped with all luxurious conveniences (air-conditioners, satellite TVs, minibars, telephones and hair dryers etc). 

As regards restoration, it is necessary to remark on the following facilities:

• The Resort is equipped with two restaurants, a prinicpal restaurant and a beach restaurant "Marina" with an external terrace and a splendid sight of the town of Tabarka. 
• The Resort has 4 bars: a principal bar directly beside the swimming pool, a beach bar with sight on Tabaarka, a tennis bar and a bar in the oasis of Well Fit.

A management contract was signed with the tour operatorz; Magic Life (a subsidiary of TUI) to manage the hotel. 

Tunisia is a country located at the end of North Africa and is separated from Europe by the Mediterranean Sea. This privileged geographical location has ensured that Tunisia is still coveted since antiquity. The geography of Tunisia is very diversified: mountains in the north, desert in the south, steppes in the west, salted lakes in the western south and beaches in the east. Tunisia is known for its hot summers and soft Mediterranean climate in the winters. Tourism, one of the major pillars of the Tunisian economy, has had a significant growth in the last few decades and many Europeans visit Tunisia to spend their holidays there. Many local and foregin investments have been made in hotels and other holiday centres.

In the capital, Tunis, the Bardo Museum has archaeological exhibits from Roman mosaics to Islamic art. The city’s medina quarter encompasses the massive Al-Zaytuna Mosque and a thriving souk. To the east, the site of ancient Carthage features the Antonine Baths and other ruins, plus artifacts at the Carthage National Museum.