Hi! :) Welcome to my little corner of RU-vid! I'm a 26-year-old living my best life in beautiful Tunisia. I share all the fun stuff - from lifestyle tips and epic travel adventures to my daily life with my awesome husband and our adorable pup.
Expect lots of fun vlogs, productivity, and a peek into the vibrant Tunisian culture. If you're into good vibes, cute dogs, and discovering new places, hit that subscribe button and join me! Let's make every day an adventure together! 💖✈️🌍
I loved the video's format. So cute and sweet ❤ reminds me when the european side of my family comes to Tunisia and we're all doing our best to communicate 😂
Great that you're showing the 'real life'... I've spent years showering just like that at my in-laws house in Sousse during the summer, and I love it! I actually really love living the real life while I'm there, it shows me what I can live without, and makes me appreciate the luxuries I have at my fingertips back in the UK a little bit more. Keep showing more, your vids are great 👍🏽
“It shows me what I can live without” is the perfect way to put the experience of living in a 3rd world country coming from the 1st world. Thank you for watching!!!😊
So I currently have a residency here because I’m married. But from what I know you need to apply for the long term visa before you come to Tunisia in your country? But I could be wrong. I applied for the residency here during my tourist visa. But honestly I would call the Tunisian consulate in whichever country your in for more information 😊 I hope that helpsss lmk if you have other questions!!
@@camilleonthego thanks for the reply. I’ve seen that part online, but there is zero info on the financial aspect. I will be fine for it, just wanted to know before I started.
Honestly yes, because traveling there really sparked my love for solo travel and because of Medellin’s “dangerous” reputation, once you travel there alone you will feel like you can travel anywhere solo. 😊
Hi!😊 here’s the link to the tour: www.getyourguide.co.uk/dublin-l31/cliffs-of-moher-full-day-tour-from-dublin-t91047/?visitor_id=AYNZJZ42O6F7F1OBH9NHFSS9YXQOEJGQ If the link doesn’t work it’s on GetYourGuide and it’s called “Dublin: Cliffs of Moher, Kilmacduagh Abbey & Galway Day Tour”
👋Hi there Camille, I'm new here & Ive only just subscribed to your channel. it's great to see that you enjoyed your time in Dublin & that you rate it highly. I hope you get to return to Dublin & get to visit the rest of Ireland, as there's loads to see & do all across Ireland. The history's rich & there's much to learn. Also, from a general perspective, the inhabitants of Ireland are friendly & will always help, if you ask for help. Tourism to Ireland has been booming in past decades, so the Irish are seeing many more global travellers from all around the world & this is even showcased within many foods/dishes around the country. New foodie influences, additions & tastes presented in Irish national cuisine, albeit, the traditional dishes are still present abound. Btw, I hope you don't mind me saying.... It's spelt, the Cliffs of "Moher". And IMPO, I think that you don't need to be sorry whatsoever for loving Dublin! You don't need to apologise to anyone, for anything @ all. Just enjoy yourself, have fun wherever you go & just keep on being the unique, special & beautiful soul that you are. I also love the saying, "Always be true to thyself". My Irish/French Grandmother used to tell me, that as humans, we cannot be all things to all people and no matter what we do, say or otherwise, there'll always be someone to say something, be it good or bad. How very wise & how true her words were! I haven't checked out any of your videos yet, as I've literally only just clicked on your video for the first time, so I'm unsure what your channel's all about, but I will do asap. Have fun travelling & Thanks for sharing this wee video with we viewers. Peace✌
thank you for watching!! 💖💖 to be honest safety wise.. i felt safe but only because I took the necessary steps and was overly cautious. I didn’t bring a purse, dressed down, rarely took my phone out to prevent from making myself look like a target. I had people attempt to pick my pockets but overall I would just say be cautious and don’t try to look like a tourist!
For public transport buy a Leapcard. You preload when buying with as much as you want (min €5). Most newsagents sell them. With this there is a flat rate on all public transport around Dublin of €2 and this fare is valid for 90 minutes hopping on and off as many buses, trains or trams as you like within that time. The name for the tram is the LUAS (pronounced ‘loo-is’). Stay out of the Temple Bar area-total rip off and definitely for tourists.
Hey fellow AL girl 👋🏾so glad you had a great time in Dublin! I'm doing a solo road trip around Ireland in October and your vlog actually convinced me to extend my time in Dublin. Your hostel looked so cute, do you mind sharing where you stayed?
I’ve been watching so many Ireland videos because I’m traveling there soon and this is seriously the most helpful I’ve seen so far! Love that you broke down how much things cost while talking through what you did. Thanks!
did you find dublin to be less expensive than america?? i moved here from Florida and find the differences to be drastic like i'm spending so much less on groceries and rent than i did in literal Tallahassee lmao
you know what’s weird, I bought a $150 coat from COS stores and the same jacket was $252 in the US from the same store 🤯 I found items like food/clothes/necessities to be cheaper/less inflated than America, but I wanted to move there after my trip and I researched rent and the rent is INSANE in dublin especially in the city center. Like 1800-3500+ just for shared rooms/microscopic rooms (New York core) 🤯🤯
Clubs stop serving at 2:30am because people would just keep drinking all night otherwise. A new law is coming in next year to allow clubs to serve until 6am
