French specialist of plastic surgery abroad
TUNISIA 
How to get there?
By Plane
You will fly Air France ou Tunisair. Travel time: about an hour and a half from Marseille or two hours from Roissy-Charles-de-gaulle.
See the sites of airlines offering regular direct flights from many cities in economy class (approximately 250 € A / R):
Air France
Tunisair
Administrative Formalities
European citizens must imperatively have a valid passport, whatever their age is. If not, entry on the Tunisian territory will be forbidden and the expulsion immediate. Children under 18 are not exempted from providing a valid travel ID with picture. Currency: Tunisian Dinar (1 euro= 1.75 Dinars) Time zone: same as in Climate: from 11°C in the winter to 26°C in the summer Language spoken: Arabic / French Geography: Very spicy cuisine dominated by harissa. Fish is mostly eaten on the country coast. In most of the restaurants, you will be served a variety of free finger food. Among the entrees served: The brick: very thin fried crepe, folded in half, filled with an egg and stuffings or tuna. - The fricassé: fried beignet filled with tuna, potatoes and harissa. - The Tunisian salad: tomatoes, onions and peppers. - The méchouia salad: cooked salad being let cold. Mostly with strong peppers, grilled tomatoes, garlic and olive oil. - The chorba: soup with small pasta, which can be in itself an whole meal, for a cheap price. Its Art Work The rug with classic tied dots is called the "Kairouan". It is recognizable by its large ends with ornate parallel bands and by its diamond-shape central pattern. When it is woven in non tainted natural wool, it is called "Alloucha ". You will also find many regional variant versions and modern rugs freely inspired by tradition. The chiselled copper is the main material used for oriental-style objects like trays, lamps, vases… Today, craftsmen make many painting frames using copper and by coloring them with enamel. The Tunisian president Zine El Abidine increased the attractiveness of Nabeul Pottery Hamammet
Hotels
For cosmetic surgery: the period of convalescence (period from leaving the clinic to return to your country).
For the correction of the Lasik vision: the night after your speech
Discover Tunis
About Tunisia
Health: no vaccine is required
About Tunis
Tunis is the main city in
Its Food
Its Cultural Heritage
The Médina
Listed monument as early as 1979 by UNESCO, the Médina of Tunis counts among one of the most beautiful and richest medinas of the Islamic world. The labyrinth of the old city streets hosts about 670 monuments: mosques, zaouïas, medersas, palaces, mausoleum... Still relatively well preserved, the
Carthage : Punic, Roman, and so Tunisian:
Carthage, 3000 year old, belongs to Human patrimony. Its cultural and economic influence on the antic world spreads over throughout centuries to leave its value of tolerance, openness and exchange to the modern 
Sidi Bou Said 
The Bardo
Today one of the most important museums of the world. Its reputation comes from the quality of its huge variety of archeological objects, treasures from the Tunisian history across centuries and its several civilizations. The building architecture in itself is also a treasure.
Nabeul is renowned in 
Situated 60 km South of Tunis at the entrance of the Cap Bon, Hammamet offers fresh air and easy living. City of jasmine, orange trees and bougainvilleas, Hammamet is also well-known for its fine sand beaches and thermal resorts.
