• Nabeul Governorate - Start your tour with a visit to Nabeul, where you will see earthenware tiles everywhere, on the facades of houses, decorating shops, adorning public buildings. Meanwhile, a giant pot, decorated with traditional designs and surrounding a tree, adorns the city center. It’s impossible to ignore that ceramics are a specialty of the city.

• Hammamet - Continue your tour by visiting the town of Hammamet, before becoming a peaceful village of fishermen and farmers, Hammamet in the Middle Ages was a fortified village, inhabited by a community of ascetics who monitored the coast and sounded the alarm in the case of attack
  You will discover its fort, which was expanded in the 16th century by the Turks during their war with the Spanish. Walk through the old medina, climb to the top of Ribat and enjoy the breathtaking view of the Mediterranean Sea.
  • Discover Yasmine Hammamet and drink a coffee, or have a drink in her marina
  Continue towards Nabeul, where you will see earthenware tiles everywhere, on the facades of houses, decorating shops, adorning public buildings. Meanwhile, a giant pot, decorated with traditional designs and surrounding a tree, adorns the city center. It’s impossible to ignore that ceramics are a specialty of the city.

• Sousse - The city is considered the capital of the Tunisian Sahel. It is a pleasant Mediterranean town with a pretty beach, an ancient Arab-Muslim medina surrounded by ramparts and souks, a fishing and commercial port and modern neighborhoods by the sea and it is one of the main tourist centers of the country. With its typical charm, its extensive beaches of fine golden sand until reaching the famous port of El Kantaoui, make the city a very affable center with typical beauty.

• Bottled water
• Professional guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Parking fees

• Tea and coffee
• Dinner
• Gratuities
• Lunch

Start your day by exploring Nabeul, where earthenware tiles adorn the facades of houses, shops, and public buildings. The city is famous for its ceramics, and visitors can’t miss the gigantic jar decorated with traditional designs surrounding a tree in the city center. Continue to Hammamet, a peaceful fishing village that was once a fortified village inhabited by a community of ascetics in the Middle Ages. Stroll through the old Medina and climb up to its Ribat to enjoy the breathtaking view of the Mediterranean Sea. Don’t forget to visit Yasmine Hammamet and her Marina. End your day in Sousse, a city that perfectly combines entertainment and exoticism. As a large modern city, it is one of Tunisia’s liveliest resorts.

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