7-Day Guided Tour of Tunisia with accommodation and meals included

Day 1: Tunis-Bardo Museum-Medina

1. 2h · Admission ticket included
   One of the highlights of the Bardo Museum are the Roman mosaics. The mosaic collection is one of the largest and most valuable in the world and features a variety of designs and themes, ranging from mythological scenes and portraits to depictions of daily life in ancient Rome.
   
   In addition to the mosaics, the museum has rooms dedicated to archaeological exhibits from the different civilizations that have left their mark on Tunisia, such as the Phoenicians, the Carthaginians and the Romans. There is also a section dedicated to Islamic culture, displaying manuscripts, ceramics and religious art.
2. Medina of Tunis
   2h
   Be amazed by the Islamic architecture and the intricate details of the doors, windows and facades of the ancient houses and palaces. Explore the souks, where you'll find a variety of traditional products, from exotic spices to colorful fabrics and authentic crafts.
   
   Delve into the hidden corners of the Medina and discover historic mosques, such as the Zitouna Mosque, a sacred site that has been a spiritual center for centuries. suite room
   
   Immerse yourself in local life as you mingle with locals and sample delicious Tunisian cuisine in traditional restaurants. From couscous to the spicy flavors of local dishes, each bite will be an explosion of flavors and aromas.

Day 2: Carthage - Sidi Bou Said

1. Site Archeologique de Carthage
   3h · Admission ticket included
   Carthage, an ancient Phoenician and later Roman city, where you can walk among the well-preserved ruins and learn about its historical importance. Visit of the Antonino Pio thermal baths, which were the third in the Roman world, the Punic ports that date back to the 2nd century BC. The hill of Byrsa, the ancient acropolis of Carthage and the famous sanctuary of Tanit called Tophet without forgetting the visit of the Roman villas of birds.
2. Baths of Antoninus
   30m · Admission ticket included
   The Antonine Baths are a Roman thermal complex located in Carthage, Tunisia. They were built during the reign of the Roman emperor Antoninus Pius, in the 2nd century AD, and were part of the numerous structures and public buildings that existed in the ancient city of Carthage.
3. 30m · Admission ticket included
   Byrsa Hill is a prominent hill in Carthage, Tunisia, which has significant historical importance. In ancient times, it was considered the political and religious center of the city of Carthage, which was a power in the Mediterranean world for several centuries.
4. 30m · Admission ticket included
   The Tophet of Carthage is made up of a series of funerary graves and steles dating from the 8th to 3rd centuries BC. These graves contained stone or ceramic urns that contained animal remains and occasionally human remains, mainly infants. It is believed that these sacrifices were related to religious rites and possibly offerings to ensure divine favor and protection of the community.
5. Villas Romaines
   30m · Admission ticket included
   Villa of Love and Psyche: This villa is famous for its mosaics that depict the story of Love and Psyche, a Roman mythological tale. The mosaics show detailed and colorful scenes that narrate the love story between the two characters.
6. 20m · Admission ticket included
   The port of Carthage witnessed important historical events, including the Carthaginian expansion, the Punic Wars against Rome, and the destruction of Carthage by the Romans in 146 BC. During these times, the port was the scene of trade, naval battles and shipbuilding.

Day 3: Tunisia - Bulla Regia - Dougga

1. Bulla Regia
   3h · Admission ticket included
   Discover the fascinating Roman city of Bulla Regia
   The highlight of this site is its underground houses, a true archaeological treasure. Imagine walking through the cobblestone streets and discovering houses with conventional upper floors and surprising underground lower levels. These underground houses, called "hypogeums", will surprise you with their magnificent mosaics and well-preserved frescoes. Experience Roman genius as you discover how ancient inhabitants protected themselves from extreme weather and created an oasis of cool underground.
2. Jendouba
   4h
   Jendouba is a city located in the northwest of Tunisia, near the border with Algeria. It is the capital of Jendouba Governorate and is located in the historically and culturally rich region of ancient Numidia.
3. Dougga
   2h · Admission ticket included
   Dougga, known in ancient times as Thugga, was a Roman city and one of the most important settlements in the Roman province of Africa. It was founded as a Punic city in the 6th century BC, but reached its peak during the Roman period, between the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD.
4. Teboursouk
   Pass by
   Teboursouk is known for its history and natural environment. The city has ancient roots and has been inhabited for centuries. During Roman times, it developed as an important agricultural and commercial center.
5. 20m · Admission ticket included
   Temple of Juno Caelestis: This is one of the main temples in Dougga and is dedicated to the goddess Juno Caelestis. It is an impressive building with Corinthian columns and well-preserved architectural elements.
6. 20m · Admission ticket included
   The Mausoleum of Ateban is a monumental tomb built during Roman times in the 2nd century AD. It is believed that he belonged to a wealthy family from the town of Dougga. It is a notable example of Roman funerary architecture and shows both Roman and North African influences.
   
   The structure of the mausoleum consists of a square base with a burial chamber in the center. It is built with large stone blocks and has a façade decorated with Corinthian columns and sculptural details. At the top, there is a structure in the shape of a truncated pyramid with niches for funerary urns.
   
   The Mausoleum of Ateban is one of the best preserved in Dougga and shows the importance and prestige that was given to burials in Roman society. In addition to its function as a tomb, it also has aesthetic and symbolic value in the urban landscape of Dougga.
7. 20m · Admission ticket included
   The Roman Theater of Dougga is one of the most prominent and best preserved monuments in the archaeological site of Dougga, Tunisia. It is an ancient Roman theater that dates back to the 2nd century AD. and reflects the influence and greatness of Roman civilization in the region.
   
   The theater is located at the bottom of Dougga Hill and can seat around 3,500 spectators. It was built in classic Roman style and is in an impressive state of conservation. The original seating, main stage and corridors have stood the test of time, allowing visitors to appreciate the majesty and architecture of the theatre.

Day 4: Kairouan-Sbeitla-Tozeur

1. Kairouan
   3h
   Kairouan is a historic city in Tunisia and one of the main cultural and religious centers of the country. It is recognized as one of the holy cities of Islam and has numerous monuments and sites of historical importance. The Great Mosque of Okba is the focal point of the city and one of the oldest mosques in Africa. The Kairouan Medina is a labyrinth of narrow alleys where visitors can lose themselves in a world of charm and tradition. In addition to its religious importance, Kairouan is known for its craftsmanship, especially the production of carpets and textiles. Visitors can explore workshops where these traditional works of art are made and purchase unique souvenirs.
2. The Great Mosque of Kairouan
   30m · Admission ticket included
   The Okba Mosque is known for its distinctive Islamic architecture and its design is considered an outstanding example of mosque architecture throughout the world. The mosque has a central courtyard, known as the ablution courtyard, surrounded by marble columns and arcades. In addition, it has a main prayer hall with a large central dome and a tall minaret from which prayer is called.
3. Medina of Kairouan
   1h · Admission ticket included
   The Medina of Kairouan is the old town of the city of Kairouan, located in central Tunisia. It is considered one of the oldest and best preserved medinas in the country and has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
4. Sbeitla
   2h · Admission ticket included
   In ancient times, Sbeitla was known as "Sufetula" and was a prosperous Roman city. It was founded in the 1st century BC. and reached its peak in the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD. During this period, Sufetula was an important city in the Roman province of Africa and had a large number of buildings and monuments.

Day 5: Tozeur-Chebika -Tamerza-Nefta-Ong-Djemel

1. Chebika
   2h
   Chebika is known for its waterfall and lush vegetation, which contrasts with the desert environment that surrounds it. The water flows from the mountains and creates a green oasis in the middle of the desert, making it a picturesque place to visit.
2. Tamerza Canyon
   1h
   Tamerza is famous for its gorges and canyons, which offer spectacular views. The rocky landscape and waterfalls in Tamerza create a stunning atmosphere and an ideal place for hiking and enjoying nature.
3. 2h
   Ong Jemal, also known as the "camel's neck", is a unique place with rock formations that resemble the hump of a camel. This site offers panoramic views of the desert and is a popular place to enjoy the tranquility and beauty of the surroundings.
   These three oases are popular destinations for tourists visiting the Tozeur region due to their natural beauty and connection to traditional desert life. Each has its distinctive charm and offers a unique experience for visitors.
4. Tozeur
   1m
   The Medina of Tozeur is characterized by its adobe houses, known as "ksour", which are structures built with mud bricks and straw, forming a complex of buildings around a central patio. These ksour are grouped in narrow alleys, creating a charming and picturesque atmosphere
5. 1m
   One of the most pleasant activities at the Tozeur Oasis is to take a walk along the shady paths that wind through the palm trees. This walk allows you to enjoy the tranquility and natural beauty of the oasis. You can also find small fountains and water wells, which add charm to the landscape.
   
   In addition to its natural beauty, the Tozeur Oasis also has economic and cultural importance for the region. Date palms are an important source of food and livelihood for local people, and date production is a vital part of the area's economy. You can also visit cooperatives and workshops where products derived from dates are processed and sold.

Day 6: Tozeur-Chott el djerid-Douz-Matmata

1. Chott El Jerid
   1h
   The Chott el Djerid salt lake is a stunning body of water located in southwestern Tunisia. Spanning around 5,000 square kilometers, it is the largest salt lake in North Africa.
   What makes Chott el Djerid unique is its changing nature. During most of the year, the lake is dry and its surface is covered with a layer of white salt, creating a surreal, desert landscape. However, during periods of rain, the lake fills with water, transforming into a giant mirror that reflects the sky and the surrounding area.
   The salt lake scenery is spectacular and offers a feeling of vastness and serenity. The expanses of salt and the lack of vegetation create a desolate and mysterious atmosphere. The changing colors of the sky and sunlight add a touch of beauty and magic to the environment.
2. Douz
   2h
   Douz is a charming city located in the south of Tunisia, near the edge of the Sahara Desert. Known as the "Gateway to the Desert", Douz is a popular destination for those who wish to explore and experience life in the Tunisian desert.
   The city of Douz has an authentic and traditional atmosphere. Its streets are full of mud and adobe houses, and the local market offers a variety of typical products, such as handicrafts, carpets and spices. Douz is also famous for its International Desert Festival, which attracts visitors from all over the world to enjoy music, dance and cultural events.
   
   Douz's strategic location makes it an ideal starting point for exploring the desert. Tourists can take camel or all-terrain vehicle tours to discover the surrounding sand dunes, oases and stunning landscapes.
3. Matmata
   2h
   Matmata is a small town located in the Ser region of Tunisia. It is known for its unusual underground houses. The architecture of Matmata is unique, as the houses are dug into the earth and have rooms arranged around a central courtyard. These underground houses offer excellent protection from the extreme temperatures of the desert and are a popular tourist attraction.
   
   In addition to its underground houses, Matmata is famous for being one of the filming locations of the Star Wars saga. Several scenes from the original film were filmed in and around the town, which has attracted Star Wars fans from around the world.

Day 7: Matmata-EL Djem-Sousse

1. 1h · Admission ticket included
   The El Djem Coliseum, also known as the El Djem Amphitheater, is one of the most impressive and best preserved monuments in the Roman world. Located in the small town of El Djem in Tunisia, this coliseum is a must-see for lovers of history and architecture.
   Built in the 3rd century AD, the El Djem Colosseum is the third largest Roman amphitheater in the world, surpassed only by the Colosseum in Rome and the Capua Amphitheater. Its magnificent size and state of conservation will leave you breathless.
2. Sousse
   2h
   Sousse is a beautiful coastal city located on the east coast of Tunisia. It is known for its rich history, golden sand beaches and vibrant cultural life. With a unique combination of historical charm and modernity, Sousse attracts tourists from all over the world. The centerpiece of the medina is the Ribat de Sousse, an impressive fortress built in the 9th century. From the top of its towers, you can enjoy spectacular panoramic views of the city and the sea. You can also explore the Sousse Archaeological Museum, housed in a former palace, which houses an impressive collection of historical artifacts.
   
   Sousse has magnificent beaches bathed by the Mediterranean Sea. Its crystal-clear waters and wide stretches of golden sand are perfect for relaxing, sunbathing and enjoying water sports such as diving and snorkeling.
3. Ribat of Sousse
   30m · Admission ticket included
   The structure of the ribat is impressive, with thick walls and strategically placed watchtowers. Inside, there is a central courtyard surrounded by corridors and rooms used by monks and soldiers in ancient times. At the top of the fortress, you can access the walls from where you can get panoramic views of the city and the sea.
   
   The Ribat de Sousse also houses a small museum displaying a collection of artifacts and historical objects related to the history of the fortress and the region. Visitors can explore the different rooms of the museum and learn more about the military and religious history of the ribat.

Pickup details

-We pick up the passenger at the Tunis Carthage international airport upon arrival, we carry a sign with your name.
-We pick up passengers from the Hotel Lobby
- We pick up passengers from the port with a sign that bears the client's name

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Specialized infant seats are available
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness