Buying property in Tunisia – The New Monte Carlo
• Unrivalled Capital growth
• Cosmopolitan society – French, English, Russian, Italians, Spanish
• Low entry level for investors
• Properties from as little as €24,999
• Frontline Beach Developments
• Low price per sq meter
• High Rental Yields
• Many golf courses – 18 hole/35 hole
• Outstanding quality of build
• International Cuisine
• 2/3 hrs flight time from Europe & Russia
• Building Bonds in place
• Tourism increased by 45% in 2006
• 6 international airports and more being built
• Billons of euro being invested by government and private institutions.
• Demographic society
• Mediterranean climate
• At present demand is out stripping supply in the property market.


The resort is a modern beach front/marina style development with a mixture of 1 bed 1 bath, 2bed 2 bath, & 3 bed 3 baths apartments all built to a superior specification.

Designed by one of the most important and cutting edge architectural firms in this area, we are happy to be able to offer not only a fantastic investment but an investment which you will be able to enjoy for many years to come.

Apartments from as little as €24,999


Tunisia is a great place to visit and an excellent country to invest in. The tourist industry is booming due to its Mediterranean temperatures, great locations and quality developments and redevelopments of many locations funded by the government and investors. With the popularity of Tunisia growing all the time and more people travelling to Tunisia each year, investing into Tunisia is a real possibility, with many chances to buy property in top locations, like Djerba, Monastir and Hammamet. With property in locations like these it can be easily rented out as holiday homes gaining very high rental yields during peak seasons.

In Tunisia people are still waking up to warm, sunny mornings. The lifestyle is calm, peaceful and most importantly, affordable! The cost of living is low. Utility bills are low. The prices of food and petrol are low. All this means "more of your money" and "more for your money!" More money to spend on the pleasurable things in life, such as eating out under the starry skies or sipping a mint tea at a pavement cafe and watching the world go by.

Some typical examples of the price of food in Tunisia could include a cup of tea or coffee at a cafe ranging from 20p to 50p, a kilogram of tomatoes 30p, a kilogram of pears 50p, a French Stick 10p, a liter of milk 25p or a kilogram of beef or lamb £3-£4. Supermarkets are stocked with every day needs, but the local market is the place to be to pick up items of amazing value.

Living in Tunisia, will bring you that healthy lifestyle. Fresh, fruit and vegetables in abundance and fish straight from the sea and onto your plate in minutes! There are also more than enough hot, sunny days to fit in all of the outdoor sporting activities that you c