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Explore Nabeul, “the capital of ceramics and pottery”, then let yourself be seduced by the charm and superb beaches of Hammamet. A guide will pick you up from your hotel to visit a traditional pottery and ceramics workshop. You will then stroll through the city's Medina, where you will be able to find all of these objects, but also a number of productions from other Tunisian regions, such as copper, leather, embroidery and even bassinets. . Then take the road to Hammamet, nicknamed the “Tunisian Saint-Tropez” for a guided tour of the Medina, built on the seafront and offering splendid views from the roof terraces. A stroll through the souks and a visit to the old fishing port of Hammamet will allow you to immerse yourself in the enchanting culture of the city. A unique and immersive experience in the heart of Tunisia!

Travel through Tunisia’s rich heritage on this full-day tour to Kairouan and El Jem. Begin in Kairouan, a UNESCO-listed city and spiritual center of Islam, where you’ll visit the Great Mosque, the Aghlabid Basins, and the beautifully tiled Barber Mosque. After a buffet lunch, head to El Jem to explore its colossal Roman amphitheatre—one of the best-preserved in the world. This tour offers a unique blend of Islamic and Roman history, ideal for culture and archaeology enthusiasts. • Guided visit to Kairouan’s Great Mosque, Aghlabid Basins, and Barber Mosque • Explore the iconic El Jem Amphitheatre, a Roman masterpiece • Discover UNESCO World Heritage Sites and ancient architecture • Ideal for lovers of history, religion, and archaeology

Carthage was the capital of ancient Rome's greatest rival and the site of a titanic clash of civilisations. Today, its ruins bear testament to Rome's ultimate victory as you'll discover during this tour, which also takes in Sidi Bou Said. Exploring the site with a guide gives you the historical background and the local perspective on the story of Carthage. You'll see ruins such as the Baths of Antoninus, which were the largest thermal baths in the Roman Empire. Have a look around the amphitheatre and the Tophet sacrificial site before taking a break for lunch. After a traditional Tunisian local lunch, you'll visit Sidi Bou Said, a clifftop village of cobbled alleys fringed by whitewashed houses with sky-blue doors and window shutters. The blue and white colour scheme has echoes of the Greek islands, and contrasts nicely with the sea beyond. You'll discover the town's history and find out why so many artists have called it home over the years.

I invite you to discover the beauty of the landscape between the green north and the aridity of the desert, to admire the richness of the history of the interbreeding of civilizations passed by its lands. an unforgettable experience.

In addition to the 50 attractions included in your admission to snorkeling in underground rivers.

During your time in Tunisia, go beyond the typical tourist trail and see a side of Hammamet that most travelers don’t see on a tour of one of Africa’s best-preserved medinas. Focus on the finer details of the Dar Sebastién villa from the Roaring Twenties and see more than you could on foot with air-conditioned transportation.

Explore El Djem’s well-preserved Roman amphitheater. Stay overnight in a traditional Sahara camp under the stars Visit Matmata’s unique troglodyte dwellings and Star Wars hotel Discover Tozeur’s medina and Star War decor LUNCH IN LOCAL HOUSE IN EXTRA Experience Kairouan’s Great Mosque

On a full-day tour of Tunis including lunch and round-trip transportation from your hotel, you will visit three sites: the Medina of Tunis, Carthage Ruins, and Sidi Bou Said. The best way to discover the city of Tunis in depth is with its ancient Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Escape the chaos by discovering the beauty of the “Cap Bon” peninsula After a brief journey of about an hour, we will board a korbous to wash your feet in hot springs flowing from the mountain to the Mediterranean. Then visit the ruins of the Punic city of Kerkouane, a UNESCO historical heritage site. After a short drive, you reach Kélibia, to climb its fortress with a fabulous view. Then, you continue towards Hammamet, to visit its beautiful little medina, bathed by the waves of the Mediterranean Sea.