Road to Douz

Hammamet - Departure from your hotel

Amphitheatre of El Jem - During the tour, you will visit two important sites: the El Jem Amphitheater and the El-Djem Archaeological Museum. The amphitheater is a well-preserved Roman structure located in the modern town of El Jem, known as Thysdrus during Roman times.

Gabes - Stop in Gabès, nicknamed the “city of palm trees”, is a port city in the south-east of Tunisia, renowned for its lush oases, its majestic date palms and its fine sandy beaches. Located on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, Gabès is also known for its rich historical and cultural heritage, as well as its production of henna and jasmine.

Matmata - In Matmata, after a free lunch, discover its famous medina.

Matmata, located in the south of Tunisia, is famous for its unique troglodyte houses in the world. Dug into the ground, these dwellings offer a picturesque appearance and welcome coolness in summer. The region is also known for its lunar landscapes, its olive groves and its local crafts. A visit to Matmata is an extraordinary journey, discovering a fascinating culture and architecture.

Douz - Douz, nicknamed the “gate to the desert”, is a city located in the south of Tunisia, at the gateway to the Sahara desert. Known for its annual Sahara Festival, Douz offers a unique experience in the heart of the desert. The city is also renowned for its local crafts, including Berber rugs and jewelry. Visitors can explore the surrounding sand dunes on camelback, experience the nomadic lifestyle of desert dwellers, and watch traditional music and dance performances. Douz is an essential stopover for those who wish to discover the beauty and culture of the Tunisian desert.

Chott El Jerid - Chott el-Jerid is a large salt lake located in southwest Tunisia, near the border with Algeria. This salt lake, which is the largest salt lake in Tunisia, extends over hundreds of square kilometers. During the rainy season, the lake fills with water, creating a spectacular reflecting pool landscape that reflects the surrounding sky and mountains. During the dry season, the lake transforms into a vast expanse of shiny white salt. Chott el-Jerid is an important crossing point for many species of migratory birds and offers visitors a unique desert landscape experience.

Tozeur - In Tozeur, spend the night in a 4-star hotel for a comfortable and luxurious stay.

Towards Tozeur

Chebika - Chebika is a small village located at the foot of the Atlas Mountains in southwest Tunisia. Known for its spectacular landscapes and tranquility, Chebika is a true haven of peace in the heart of the desert. The village is famous for its lush palm grove, refreshing waterfalls and traditional mud houses. Visitors can stroll through the village’s narrow streets, admire the local architecture, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. Chebika is also an ideal starting point for exploring the neighboring gorges, including the famous Mides Gorge, and discovering the natural beauty and cultural richness of the region.

Tamerza Canyon - Tamerza is a small village located in the Atlas Mountains in southwest Tunisia. Known for its spectacular scenery and peaceful atmosphere, Tamerza is an ideal place for nature lovers and travelers seeking tranquility.

The village is famous for its waterfalls, notably the large Tamerza waterfall, which is the largest waterfall in Tunisia. Visitors can wander the surrounding gorges, explore the ruins of the ancient abandoned village of Tamerza, or simply relax and enjoy the views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.

Tamerza is also famous for its natural thermal springs, where visitors can bathe in the warm, health-promoting waters. The village also offers interesting traditional architecture, with its mud houses and narrow streets.

Decor Star Wars Tunisie - Star Wars settings, such as the Tataouine desert and Berber villages, offer striking and timeless panoramas. The dunes of Chott el Jerid and traditional ksour evoke a fantasy world, while the Roman remains and bustling medinas recall a rich and diverse past. With its delicious cuisine, friendly people and unique blend of modernity and tradition, Tunisia is an unforgettable destination for lovers of travel and discovery.

Tozeur - The medina of Tozeur is a true jewel of architecture and history in the heart of southern Tunisia. Known for its narrow, winding streets, traditional clay brick houses, ornate doorways, and beautiful courtyards, the medina offers an immersive experience into the culture and history of the region.

Visitors can get lost in the mazes of the medina, discovering its lively souks where local products such as crafts, spices, carpets and jewelry can be found. The traditional houses, with their thick walls and colorful shutters, offer a glimpse of the region’s vernacular architecture.

The medina of Tozeur is also famous for its lush palm groves, which offer an oasis of freshness and greenery in the middle of the desert. Visitors can stroll along shaded paths, admire old irrigation wells and learn about traditional date cultivation techniques.

Kairouan - Kairouan, one of the oldest and most sacred cities in Tunisia, is renowned for its rich history and vibrant culture. Founded in 670 AD, the city is an important Islamic center and is home to many historic monuments and sites.

The Kairouan Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a maze of narrow streets, ancient mosques and bustling souks. The Great Mosque of Kairouan, one of the oldest and largest mosques in North Africa, is a masterpiece of Islamic architecture and an important place of pilgrimage for Muslims.

Kairouan is also renowned for its traditional crafts, particularly its carpets and textiles. Visitors can visit the workshops of local artisans to see how these handicrafts are made.

Hammamet - Return to your hotel

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Parking fees
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

• Gratuities