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You can get to the mosque completely free of charge; however, women will need to wear closed clothes \u2014you can get hooded cloaks provided for this purpose not far from the main entrance. Do not use Tripoli WiFi there even if you find the hot spot. In the evening, after visiting the market, take a walk along the Al Mina Promenade. Here you can book a boat trip to one of the nearest islands. On the largest of them, Palm Island is a national reserve, densely populated with green turtles and exotic birds. Finish a wonderful day spent in an oriental tale, best in one of the small oriental cafes, slowly sipping famous Arabic coffee, fairly flavored with cardamom, and savoring traditional local desserts. Connect to Tripoli cafe WiFi and share with your friends the news about your Arabic trip. Hotels and Hostels Most of them have free WiFi Tripoli connection, but only the guests of the hotels and hostels can use the Internet there. 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