Top Hammamet Classic Car Tours

Discover Tunis’ fascinating back-stories on a full-day, private tour with a history-loving guide. Featured highlights include the ruins of Carthage, the National Bardo Museum, Sidi Bou Said Lighthouse, and the Medina of Tunis. By exploring with private transport and a personal guide, you’ll get straight to the most interesting places, making the most of your limited time in the city.

An excursion that lasts a day and begins with visiting Hammamet the city of jasmine flowers and orange trees. Nabeul the ancient Roman Nepolis is considered the city of pottery and ceramics, Kelibia the famous city with its good dry muscatel and its fishing port, passing thereafter by the ancient Punic town Kerkouane, Haouaria the village with hawks and ending with the city of Korbous known since antiquity as a high quality spa.

An excursion that lasts a day and begins with visiting Hammamet the city of jasmine flowers and orange trees. Nabeul the ancient Roman Nepolis is considered the city of pottery and ceramics, Kelibia the famous city with its good dry muscatel and its fishing port, passing thereafter by the ancient Punic town Kerkouane, Haouaria the village with hawks and ending with the city of Korbous known since antiquity as a high quality spa.

Only over 2 days, discover the best archaeological sites and civilizations in Tunisia. An easy but rewarding outing!!! Discover deep Tunisia, its history ranging from Berber civilization to the Roman presence to the arrival of the Arabs. A special 2-day outing to discover the grandiose sites of Tunisia ranging from Zaghouan and the water temple to Sebitla and its immense site. A Berber village like no other located on a high mountain: Kesra, the Berbers have managed to preserve it well You will be accommodated in a 4-star hotel facing the remains of ancient Sufetula. Day 2: Kairouan, the Islamic Capital of Tunisia, and 3rd holiest place in the Muslim world, will be the first visit. The Great Mosque and its esplanade to admire. Sousse The medina with its rampars, its lively souks and its Ribat which continues to guard the coast against invasions to this day. Opposite, the modern and bustling city.