Excursion en Tunisie

Tour Detail After a relaxed breakfast, north through the Cap Bon peninsula on a guided day tour from Tunis. On your way see the Kerkouane site before continuing on to Haouaria and embarking on a panoramic sightseeing of the Roman Caves “Les Grottes”! Arrive in Korbous and see the hot spring ‘Ain El Atrous’ before

Tour Detail Kairouan, the 4th holiest city in the Islamic world. The visit starts from the 9Th century Aghlabides basins seen from the top with an introduction to the foundation of Kairouan and its glorious ages. Moving to the grand mosque, the oldest in North Africa, continue to the nearby Sidi Sahbi (a companion of

Tour Detail The Bardo museum has been closed since July 25 after exceptional measures were imposed by President Kais Saied, including the suspension of parliamentary sessions. The Bardo is hosted in buildings adjacent to that of the parliament, the entrances to which are closed. Tour operated without a visit to the Bardo Museum. Visit the

Tour Detail Discover two history-packed Roman towns on this double-duty, ancient-themed tour of Dougga and Bulla Regia. Cover a host of standout historical sights, from open-air theaters and millennia-old baths to impressively preserved multi-story villas. Small-group tours include in-depth commentary from your own personal guide, private round-trip transportation, and a tasty local lunch. Highlights Visit

Tour Detail Dougga is the pinnacle of the Roman presence in Tunisia and looks out majestically over the hills. What perhaps makes it so aesthetically pleasing is its geography – perched on high, it is a picture of verdancy and her stone columns stand proudly against the green countryside. It occupies an unusual position for

Tour Detail Visit of El Jem (Thysdrus) Roman amphitheater, the third biggest & the best-preserved one in the Roman world. Terminate with the visit of the famous Museum of El Jem.See the old Ribat of Monastir, which is the oldest fortification built by Arab conquerors in the 8th-century. Highlights Explore The old Ribat of Monastir,