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About Barefoot in Egypt

At Barefoot in Egypt we believe everyone has a responsibility to protect the planet.

Recent Posts

  • Herbal Teas from our Garden
    May 6, 2022
  • Explore the “North” side of Lake Qaroun
    February 8, 2022
  • Egyptian Streets @ Barefoot in Tunis
    December 25, 2020

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  • Barefoot in Tunis,  Garden,  Nature

    Herbal Teas from our Garden

    One of my pleasures in life is tea. I used to consume a lot of Black Tea (actually still do) until I discovered the world of herbal teas. I started simple. Chamomille, Peppermint ... the standards. I learned about their…

    By barefootinegypt May 6, 2022
  • Desert,  Desert Trips,  Things to Do

    Explore the “North” side of Lake Qaroun

    Often overlooked is the north side of Lake Qaroun with its beautiful mountain formations. It’s a shame because the whole area is filled with the evidence of substantial ancient occupation. It is one of the few places in the world…

    By barefootinegypt February 8, 2022
  • Barefoot in Tunis,  Press,  Sustainable Living

    Egyptian Streets @ Barefoot in Tunis

    We feel truly honored and blessed to have Egyptian Streets write such a lovely review about our tiny lodge. “Following a wooden sign that reads ‘Barefoot in Tunis’ down a narrow dirt road in the small, but ever so charming,…

    By barefootinegypt December 25, 2020
  • Design,  Fashion

    Fashion Made in Egypt

    I love the fact that Barefoot in Tunis brings me in contact with so many Egyptian creatives! It is wonderful to see these sparks of creativity, openness and fearlessness. It enlightens my existence to watch creatives work in a country…

    By barefootinegypt November 30, 2019
  • Handicrafts,  Pottery,  Things to Do

    Nazla Pottery Village

    Since pharaonic times, pottery has been a core craft to the Egyptian culture, faith and identity. Through excavation across the country, archaeologists have been able to date back many historical sites through examining the pottery shards found therein. One of those…

    By barefootinegypt July 7, 2019
  • Handicraft,  Things to Do,  Tunis Village

    Handicrafts around Tunis Village

    As in many of the rural Egyptian communities, women are the main producers of arts and crafts in the Fayoum villages. Aside from pottery, the crafts typical of the area include palm leaf baskets, beaded jewelry, woven embroidery, tent embroidery,…

    By barefootinegypt June 29, 2019
  • Food,  Garden,  Nature

    Watermelon Experiment

    When the watermelons take over your garden…     I guess, we should grow them upwards next season…

    By barefootinegypt June 28, 2019
  • Things to Do,  Tunis Village

    Things to do in Tunis Village

    Visit the Carricature Museum This one of a kind museum is the only Carricature Museum in Egypt. It is curated by the Egyptian artist Mohamed Abla, who runs the Fayoum Art Center. Opened in 2009, the museum aims at creating…

    By barefootinegypt November 7, 2018
  • Desert,  Things to Do

    Desert Shoots

    “What makes the desert beautiful, is that somewhere it hides a well” ― Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, The Little Prince       “The first stars tremble as if shimmering in green water. Hours must pass before their glimmer hardens into…

    By barefootinegypt April 8, 2018
  • Lake Qarun,  Things to Do

    Lake Qarun

    Lake Qarun is one of Egypt’s richest and most treasured natural landmarks.  It is in fact Egypt’s largest salt lake. Lake Qarun received its protectorate status, not only because of its obvious beauty and importance for birds and people, but…

    By barefootinegypt March 12, 2018

Facts about Barefoot in Tunis

  • You get a 10% discount for bookings of 3 nights or more
  • – Our max. capacity is 15 guests in 3 tiny houses and The Roof
  • – Tea Cup was partially built with sand filled plastic bottles
  • – All tiny houses are constructed using at least 50% upcycled materials




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