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The fine climate of North Africa makes Tunisia a fantastic tennis destination. While improving your tennis, experience the enchanting, historic town of Hammamet with its bustling souqs, Moorish architecture and stunning Mediterranean waterfront.
Staying in the fabulous 5 Star Royal Hotel and Resorts and playing tennis with the superb local coach, Aymen Mami, you are guaranteed a perfect holiday.
Tennis programs with Jonathan Markson Tennis
Jonathan Markson Tennis programme is designed for people of all ages and playing standards from beginners to the most advanced tournament players. With 3 hours of coaching each morning, players are then free to explore the resort in the afternoon, rest by the pool or take advantage of the free courts.
The International Tennis Camp was established in 1981 by British Tennis Coach, Jonathan Markson. Each Easter (1 week) and summer (9 weeks), top professional players and coaches come together to provide an intensive and stimulating tennis experience.
Jonathan Markson Tennis aims to provide to players of all ages and levels a rewarding and enjoyable tennis experience, where the coaching is serious but fun in an environment that is beautiful and relaxing.
Le Royal Hotels and Resorts, Hammamet
Welcome to a little piece of paradise on the Mediterranean, where manicured gardens, sandy beaches and Moorish architecture conspire to give you the ultimate hospitality and leisure experience.
The luxurious 5 Star resort lies directly on the beautiful blue beach of Yasmine Hammamet, only a hop from the marina. Its architecture, manicured gardens and sandy beaches have established it as a landmark hotel.
Wonderful Tunisia
When you mix North-African mystique with Ottoman heritage and French flair, you get Tunisia, a land of sea breezes, the scent of jasmine and deep rooted traditions lying on a stunningly clean Mediterranean.
Warm and humble people await your visit to their eclectic land, where old souks, magical bazaars and exotic flavors welcome you with open arms. Your palate will revel in a hearty couscous, fresh fish, sweet tea and delicious almond pastries, set against Moorish architecture, minarets and sublime sunshine. You'll also be exposed to Roman ruins, wonderful museums, long beaches, captivating nature and rich heritage. This is why Le Royal Hotels and Resorts has chosen to establish itself in the country, the meeting place of nature, culture, leisure and hospitality.
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Resort activities
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Many sports activities such as beach volleyball, boccia, basketball, water polo, mini golf, Aqua Gym, archery, Jet Ski, Parachute, Banana Boat, Ski Bus, water skiing, pedal boating and more are available. |
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El Djem El Djem is home to some of the most impressive Roman structures that still exist in Africa. Visit the amphitheatre, nearly as big as Rome's Coliseum. Neither photographs nor descriptions can prepare you for the vast immensity of this monument as it looms out of a horizon of olives. It is also renowned for the filming of the famous movie "Gladiator". |
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Carthage Founded by a Phoenician princess, Carthage became the capital of the great Carthaginian Empire. Discover the Salammbo Tophet, Punic Harbor, Roman and Palaeo-Christian Museum as well as the amphitheatres and thermal Antonine baths, which were once a big hit in the area. Carthage is located on an arrowhead shaped peninsula in Tunis, offering a rewarding and enriching experience. |
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Golf Designed by Californian gold architect Ronald Fream, the Golf Yasmine offers wide teeing spaces, with sophisticated watering and irrigation systems designed to keep it in top shape all year round. This is a large course with a convivial clubhouse that operates along international standards, which is easy to book through Le Royal Hotels & Resorts Hammamet. |
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The Great Mosque of Oqba Ibn Nafi Located in Kairouan, the most sacred city in Tunisia and Islam's fourth most important center after Mecca, Medina and Jerusalem. This Mosque is a star attraction with its 400 marble pillars and one of the world's oldest pulpits, with 250 carved wooden panels. Originally constructed in AD 670, the exiting building was built by the Aghlabids in AD 863. |
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Sidi Bou Said A waterfall of white houses cascading down Jebel Manar beckons visitors to its web of cobbled stunning alleyways. The village remains breathtaking with its uniformed white washed walls and carved stone blue doorways that are interrupted by sunbursts of magenta bougainvillea. You will find many fantastically situated cafes and restaurants overlooking the gulf of Tunis as well as markets selling souvenirs, artisan shops and local pastries. |
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International Cultural Centre Also known as Sebastian's Villa, the International Cultural Centre was appreciated by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Relax in its waterside cafe and take a walk in its lovely park after admiring the contents or enjoying the current cultural event. |
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Friguia Park Especially exciting if you have children, Friguia park is a quiet zoo with nature all around. Take a camera with you and stroll through the park, looking at the big cats and other animals, while admiring the sculptures and nature onsite as well. The reception at Le Royal Hotels & Resorts Hammamet will gladly help organize your trip. |
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Bardo Museum The Bardo is Tunisia's National Museum, home to the country's rich archeological collections. It is particularly renowned for its mosaics. Aside from the exhibitions of Islamic art, ceramics and mosaics, the Bardo itself is of interest. The collections are housed in the old Beylical Palace, its 18th and 19th century interior decorations are an intriguing combination of Hispano-Moresque and Ottoman Rococo. |
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Djerba Island Djerba is known as; "The land of the Lotus Eaters," with its intensively cultivated farms. Sprinkled with palm, fig and olive trees, this island seems luxuriant in comparison to mainland. The traditional architecture of the island offers a large number of small mosques, sunken weaver workshops and beautiful sandy beaches. |
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Cap Bon A spectacular peninsula lying between the Gulf of Tunis and the Gulf of Hammamet, some people refer to it as; "The garden of Tunisia." It is a beautiful area and a must see attraction. |
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At the 5 Star Hotel Le Royal and Resorts
- 266 luxurious bedrooms
- Ensuite bathroom and shower
- Private terrace
- Air-conditioning
- WIFI connection
- Half board is included at the Shehrazad restaurant Restaurants
- Casino
- 2 Floodlit tennis courts - hard courts
- Indoor and outdoor Swimming pool Solarium, Jacuzzi and Turkish bath
- Spa and massage service
- Dancing and exercise bay
- Children's fun pool and beach club
Spa
The Royal Med Spa is your secret hideaway for relaxation and rejuvenation. The spa offers a fitness hall, wide range of first-class treatments and cures such as massages, body wraps and facials and a hair salon.
TripAdvisor® Traveler Reviews
Valentine week trip to Tunisia for the first time.
We arrived at the airport on the 16th Feb 2020, it was very peaceful, we had our temperature checked from a distance with a mobile camera, we got through immigration without a hitch. we came out of...
Best hotel
I visited LeroyalHammamet on 3 occasions now and the service provided by the hotel and its staff is exceptional. Friendly team who are always willing to address any situation, I would recommend this...
Great vacation
I was there in middle of January i had a great time i enjoyed the jacuzzi, spa The dishes were delicious with variety of food . The staff was friendly and helpful , i really loved the place i will...
