Cap Bon: Kelibia, Kerkouane, El Haouaria and Korbous
Kelibia fort, the Punic town of Kerkouane, the El Haouaria caves and the Korbous hot springs.
The Sahel coast in an extended morning: the marina of Port El Kantaoui, the UNESCO-listed walled medina of Sousse, then the ribat of Monastir and the Bourguiba Mausoleum overlooking the sea.
Departure for the Sahel, about a 1 h drive.
A stroll around the marina and a coffee overlooking the sailing boats.
The ribat, the Great Mosque and the souks of the walled city.
At your own pace, in Sousse.
The Ribat of Harthema, the seafront promenade and the Bourguiba Mausoleum.
Drop-off at your pickup address.
The Tunisian Sahel, an hour south of Hammamet, is home to some of the country's most beautiful coastal towns. The day begins in Port El Kantaoui, a marina of white houses where you can enjoy a coffee overlooking the sailing boats.
The medina of Sousse, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the best preserved in the Maghreb. Its 9th-century ramparts enclose the ribat, a former religious fort, the Great Mosque and lively souks, perfect for souvenir shopping. In Monastir, the Ribat of Harthema, which has served as a set for several films, faces the sea, a short walk from the Mausoleum of Habib Bourguiba.
Short and with no long drives, this private excursion suits families and travellers who prefer to keep their afternoon free.
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.
Kelibia fort, the Punic town of Kerkouane, the El Haouaria caves and the Korbous hot springs.
Punic ruins, the blue-and-white village and the souks of Tunis, all in one day.
The holy city and its Great Mosque, then the best-preserved Roman colosseum in Africa.