Carthage, Sidi Bou Said, Medina of Tunis, and Bardo Museum

Site Archéologique de Carthage - Explore the hill of Byrsa, the birthplace of Carthaginian civilization, and the Antonine thermal baths, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Sidi Bou Said - Discover this Andalusian village known for its charming landscapes and iconic blue and white houses overlooking the Tunis golf course.

Medina of Tunis - The UNESCO-listed Medina of Tunis unveils the secrets of oriental life during the medieval era.

The National Bardo Museum - The Bardo Museum boasts the largest collection of Roman-era mosaic pavements.

Cape Town Highlights

Nabeul - Known as the pottery capital, visit an artisanal pottery workshop.

Korba - Explore the Korba lagoon and admire the beautiful flamingos.

Kelibia - Visit the fort of Kélibia, situated on the Mediterranean Sea’s shores.

Ruins of Kerkouane - Discover the Kerkouane site, a unique Punic archaeological site recognized as a World Heritage site.

Korbous - Enjoy a thermal water bath where the warm waters flow directly into the sea.

Testour and Dougga

Testour - This Andalusian city is famous for the Minaret of the Great Mosque, featuring a clock that runs counterclockwise.

Dougga - Renowned as the best-preserved Roman archaeological site in the world, listed by UNESCO.

Kairouan, El Jem, and Monastir

Medina of Kairouan - Part of the UNESCO World Heritage, visit the Great Okba Mosque, the first built in North Africa. Kairouan is the fourth holiest city in Islam.

Amphitheatre of El Jem - The third largest and best-preserved amphitheater globally.

Monastir - A stunning coastal city with fortifications, also home to the mausoleum of Habib Bourguiba, Tunisia’s first president and considered the father of the nation.

Matmata and Douz

Matmata - A Berber city where you can explore troglodyte villages with homes carved into the mountains, offering a unique landscape.

Douz - Known as the gateway to the Sahara Desert. Enjoy a camel ride, admire the Sahara sunset, and take in the dune landscapes.

Tozeur

Chott el Djerid - A dry salt lake that was once the bottom of the Tethys Ocean. Witness the unforgettable sunrise over this landscape.

Shabikah - A mountain oasis with breathtaking waterfalls.

Sahara Desert - Visit Ong Jmal in the Sahara, where remnants of the Star Wars film set remain. This tour is conducted in a 4x4 vehicle.

• Accommodation in hotels
• Breakfast

• 4 * 4 ride in the Sahara
• Lunch and dinner meals

Tunisia’s history and surroundings are loaded with richness. Various civilizations like Carthage, Rome, Byzance, the Arabs, the Ottomans, and the French have etched their marks on its soil. It’s remarkable how this nation’s natural surroundings shift from the lush Atlas mountain forests in the north, through the large eastern Erg’s Sahara dunes, to the fine sandy beaches of the Mediterranean. Working with the country’s most knowledgeable guides, we unpick the mysteries of this state. This journey will keep a lasting impression in your mind.

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