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Not going to lie here. It was shocking at first, the cultural clash was intense at first, and I was like a scared child wandering about... But afterwards I felt
by pelagicAustral 3y ago
Not going to lie here. It was shocking at first, the cultural clash was intense at first, and I was like a scared child wandering about... But afterwards I felt much more at home than at any other place I've lived before (including where I live now). People are very nice, they are gentle, sincere, humble and welcoming (in general). Just this is enough of a reason for me to move, really...
I recommend Morocco or Tunisia. They have some amazing cities, and you will miss none of the fun you get in western countries, the vibe is different but it is far safer, people don't drink to nuke their brains out, and yes, there are pubs, mainly in tourist hubs...
In Tunisia you will love Tunis, Nabeul, Djerba, Monastir... All places are living postcards. Cost of living is extremely good. Nice house near the coast is about $300/400 US for rent. Food is amazing.
- cpursley 3y agoThank you, out of those in Tunisia - what are the most walkable and safe with a young child?
- pelagicAustral 3y agoMonastir and Nabeul are both good options. The other good thing about Tunisia is that you have so many nice places you can go and it's all right there. I would want to point out that the other things that takes time to get used to is the driving culture, this can be tough to adapt to. Bare that in mind, since I know not everybody is up for the thrill