El Mouradi Hotel Mahdia

The 5 star El Mouradi Mahdia has 364 rooms and reception 24 hour front desk service safe elevator bar boutique lounge / salon conference room parking lot. Among the culinary options include restaurant a la carte restaturant bar poolbar. For the younger guests there is a miniclub playground pool for chidren -outdoor- available. Dining: Based on the choosen boarding type like all inclusive it will be served at main restaurant in specific catering form like open buffet . In addition to all inclusive you will get local alcoholic drinks as well as local soft drinks. Experience a special evening in an A-la-carte restaurant. -partly against payment- Recreation: The El Mouradi Mahdia has a swimming pool area. The pool area consist of indoor pool pool -freshwater outdoor- pool for chidren -outdoor-. For the guests there are pool sunlounger pool umbrella sunlounger cushiones availabel. In addition we invite you to join in sports animation program. The wellness area of the house invites to relax. For relaxation and physical well-being the following facilities such as sauna massage whirlpool steam bath available. Individual benefits are for a fee or a deposit.

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Tucked away like a precious jewel between Sousse and Sfax this lovely port modestly conceals its prestigious and adventurous past. Proclaimed the capital of Tunisia in 921 Mahdia was long the center of a power struggle between the Caliph of Cairo and local sovereigns. Repeatedly attacked by nomads Genoese navies Sicilian troops liberated by the Berbers Mahdia became a headquarters for the pirates of Dargouth and battles with Spanish and Maltese knights. The Central Mosque austere and sober dates from the 10th century and the entrance to the Medina is through an enormous 16th century gate. Wandering through the old city visitors can see the vestiges of the ancient ramparts and fortress visit the -Cape Africa- lighthouse and hauntingly beautiful sailors cemetery. Mahdia of today is that of the fisherman mending his nets and the silk weavers in the Rue Sidi Jaber. A few kilometers from the town itself a myriad of modern first class hotels offer visitors one of the finest beaches in Tunisia.