Kairouan and the El Jem Amphitheatre
The holy city and its Great Mosque, then the best-preserved Roman colosseum in Africa.
Three thousand years of history in a single day: the bustling souks of the Tunis medina, the ruins of Carthage overlooking the sea, then the blue-and-white lanes of Sidi Bou Saïd. Your driver drops you as close as possible to each site and waits for you during your visits.
Your driver meets you at your hotel reception or your address.
The perfume and chechia souks, the Zitouna Mosque and the lanes of the old town.
Byrsa Hill, the Antonine Baths by the sea and the Punic ports.
At your own pace, in Carthage or La Marsa. Your driver can recommend somewhere.
The blue-and-white village, the café des Délices and views over the Gulf of Tunis.
About 1 h 15 back to Hammamet.
Drop-off at your pickup address.
Founded by the Phoenicians in the 9th century BC, Carthage was Rome's great rival before being razed and later rebuilt by the Romans. Today its remains are scattered across a leafy suburb on the Gulf of Tunis: Byrsa Hill and its museum, the Antonine Baths – among the largest in the Roman world – and the Punic ports. The site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The day begins in the medina of Tunis, also UNESCO-listed, with its covered souks, the Zitouna Mosque and palaces hidden behind studded doors. It ends in Sidi Bou Saïd, a hilltop village of white houses and blue doors, where you can sip mint tea with pine nuts overlooking the sea.
On a private tour you skip the long waits of group trips and choose the order of your visits. It's our most complete Carthage tour from Hammamet and the ideal introduction to Tunisia.
No. The price covers the whole vehicle: driver, fuel and tolls. The more of you there are, the lower the price per person.
Yes. Mention it in your request or tell your driver directly: the itinerary adapts to suit you.
No advance payment at all. You pay the driver directly on the day of the excursion, in euros or dinars.
The holy city and its Great Mosque, then the best-preserved Roman colosseum in Africa.
Theatre, capitol and underground villas amid the green hills of the north-west.
Kelibia fort, the Punic town of Kerkouane, the El Haouaria caves and the Korbous hot springs.