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Swap the tourist-focused holiday resorts for an authentic glimpse into Tunisian culture on this 2-day Sahara tour. You won’t have to wing it during this excursion—all of your meals, accommodation, and experiences are taken care of, so you can focus on highlights such as Onk Jemal, the filming site of *Star Wars*, and the vast salt lake of Chott Jerid.

- A circuit that descends from the north to the south of the country - Visit DE Kairouan the Holy City - Visit DE mountain oases - Visits DE Rising Star Wars sets You will spend a night under your EN in the middle of the desert You will visit a Berber family in their cave house - You will visit the museum and the amphitheatre of El Jem - You will be privatized EN 4*4 with a Guide and a driver approved by the Tunisian Tourist Office DE - You will eat local during the day

Set off from Tunis on a 2-day adventure to Tatooine’s iconic Star Wars sites—Explore the Lars Homestead, Anakin’s quarters, real pod racing locations, and Berber culture. This journey promises excitement and discovery for film location enthusiasts and adventure travelers alike. Start your adventure early from Tunis to Matmata, home to Hotel Sidi Driss, the filming site of the Lars family house in 'A New Hope' and 'Attack of the Clones,' with chambers still decorated with Star Wars set pieces that bring the saga to life. Discover Chenini, an ancient Berber village perched on a ridge. While not a filming site, it offers rich Berber traditions and landscapes that can inspire curiosity and appreciation among adventure tourists. Visit the hilltop and enjoy the panoramic viewpoints. Feel the thrill of visiting 3 iconic Star Wars filming locations Visit the multi-level granary used as Anakin Skywalker’s slave quarters Explore the Dahar mountains, the backdrop for iconic Tatooine scenes

Discover the best that the capital of Tunisia has to offer when you book a private sightseeing tour of Tunis. Join your dedicated guide and explore the narrow streets of the medina of Tunis as well as the city’s old French district. Your guide provides context on the rich history of the city, which stretches back 1,300 years to 698, while you explore.