<human>: Hello terrific travelers at /r/travel,

  I always get the best advice on this message board and am hoping it'll pan out again this time!

  My husband and I are taking a cruise this summer through the Mediterranean and we have one day at port in Tunis, Tunisia. I have only been to South Africa and Lesotho, but adore Africa and want my husband to fall in love, too. 

  I've been reading about the port on CruiseCritic and people have lots of negative things to say about staying near the ship (aggressive salespeople, etc). 
  
  I did see something that interested me, apparently you can get to Berber Villages on tour. I know it won't be entirely authentic, per se, but I'd love to see, if possible, a little bit of the people in Tunisia. 

  We are there from 8:30-5 and would be happy to hear any advice (particularly from those of you who have been to Tunis before).

Thanks so much!

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<bot>: How can we get away from our fellow cruisers for a bit and see something a little more authentic in Tunis, Tunisia?