Embark on a captivating 7-night private tour through Tunisia, where ancient civilisations, desert landscapes and coastal charm come together in perfect harmony. From the Roman ruins of Carthage to the blue-and-white beauty of Sidi Bou Saïd, every day unveils a new facet of this enchanting land.

Journey through the Sahara’s shimmering dunes, explore the mountain oases of Chebika and Tamerza, and wander among the troglodyte dwellings of Matmata before unwinding on the tranquil island of Djerba. Blending history, culture and breathtaking scenery, this immersive itinerary offers an unforgettable glimpse into Tunisia’s timeless soul.

Your itinerary:

Day 1: Arrival in Tunis - Hammamet

Day 2: Hammamet – Tunis – Carthage – Sidi Bou Saïd – Hammamet

Day 3: Hammamet – Kairouan – Gafsa – Tozeur

Day 4: Tozeur – Chebika – Tamerza – Mides – Nefta – Tozeur

Day 5: Tozeur – Chott El Jerid – Douz – Matmata – Djerba

Day 6: Djerba – Island tour (half day)

Day 7: Djerba – Gabès – El Jem – Hammamet

Day 8: Hammamet – Tunis – Departure

Please note: your itinerary may have minor adjustments, but your overall trip experience will remain the same.

DAY 1: ARRIVAL IN TUNIS - HAMMAMET (~43 miles / 1h15)

• Warm welcome upon arrival at Tunis–Carthage Airport, followed by personalised assistance and a comfortable private transfer to
• Hammamet, Tunisia’s elegant and flower-filled seaside resort.
• Check in your hotel, where Andalusian-inspired architecture meets modern comfort.
• Evening dinner at the hotel, a delightful introduction to Tunisian hospitality and Mediterranean flavours.

Dinner included overnight in Hammamet.

DAY 2: HAMMAMET – TUNIS – CARTHAGE – SIDI BOU SAÏD – HAMMAMET (~99 miles round trip / 3h30)

• Enjoy your first breakfast, setting the tone for a day of cultural discovery.
• Morning visit to the Bardo Museum, home to one of the world’s finest collections of Roman mosaics, followed by a guided tour of the UNESCO-listed Medina of Tunis, rich in history and craftsmanship.
• Savour a refined traditional lunch at Dar Slah (or similar), where authentic Tunisian flavours meet elegant surroundings.
• Afternoon exploration of the ancient ruins of Carthage, once a powerful Phoenician city, then a stroll through Sidi Bou Saïd, the enchanting blue-and-white village overlooking the sea.
• Return to your hotel in Hammamet for a relaxing evening.

Breakfast, lunch & dinner included overnight in Hammamet.

DAY 5: TOZEUR – CHOTT EL JERID – DOUZ – MATMATA – DJERBA (~304 miles / 7h30)

• Depart the hotel by horse-drawn carriage for a visit to Eden Palm, a unique museum set within a lush palm grove dedicated to the art of date cultivation.
• Continue to Chott El Jerid, a vast salt lake shimmering like silver under the sun.
• Stop in Douz, the “Gateway to the Sahara,” with the option of a paid camel ride through the desert landscape.
• Enjoy a troglodyte lunch in Matmata and explore traditional Berber dwellings, gaining insight i to gain life.
• Continue to Djerba and check in at your hotel, a serene beachfront retreat.
• Dinner at the hotel, concluding a day of desert and cultural discovery.

Breakfast, lunch & dinner included overnight in Djerba.

DAY 6: DJERBA – ISLAND TOUR (HALF DAY) (~37 miles / 1h30)

• Morning half-day tour of Djerba, starting with Guellela, the potters’ village, where traditional craftsmanship thrives.
• Visit the El Ghriba Synagogue, a revered spiritual site, and drive through Midoun along scenic rural roads dotted with olive groves.
• Return to the hotel by late morning for a relaxed pace.
• Lunch at your hotel, savouring local flavours.
• Afternoon at leisure to enjoy the hotel’s beach and pool facilities.
• Optional thalasso or spa treatments available on site for ultimate relaxation (at additional cost).

Breakfast, lunch & dinner included overnight in Djerba.

Throughout your journey in Tunisia, you’ll stay in hand-picked accommodation combining comfort, charm, and authentic local character.

Your hotels (or similar):

• Hammamet: Alhambra & Thalasso 5*
• Tozeur: Ksar Rouge 4*
• Djerba: Vincci Helios Beach 4*

If the hotels listed above are unavailable, you will be provided with comfortable accommodation in similar hotels. Local standards apply.

Stay connected on the move with this exclusive mobile internet offer, perfect for the modern traveller. Activate your included eSIM and enjoy a connection wherever you go. Easily share your internet connection with friends and family, with no risk of going over the limit.

Note: 2GB of internet data represents around 25 hours of web browsing/audio streaming or 2 to 3 hours of video streaming / social networking/video calls.

A dreamy fusion of Mediterranean charm and North African allure, Hammamet is where sun-soaked beaches meet a labyrinthine medina, all wrapped in the scent of jasmine and sea breeze. Once a humble fishing village, this coastal retreat has blossomed into Tunisia’s most glamorous seaside escape.

Must-sees:

• The Medina: Lose yourself in a maze of whitewashed alleyways, where vibrant souks brim with handwoven carpets, intricate ceramics, and fragrant spices.
• Hammamet Beach: Powdery golden sands and turquoise waters set the scene for lazy sunbathing, exhilarating water sports, or a sunset stroll along the coast.
• Nabeul Market: A short hop away, this colourful bazaar is the beating heart of local craftsmanship, famed for its dazzling pottery and lively atmosphere.

Culinary culture:

Tunisian cuisine is a flavourful mix of Berber, Arab, and Mediterranean influences. Savour hearty dishes like couscous, with vegetables and lamb, or try brik, a savoury pastry filled with egg and tuna, perfect for a light snack. For something sweet, indulge in a piece of baklava, dripping with honey and pistachios. Don’t forget to treat yourself to a glass of mint tea or a chilled glass of fresh orange juice, the perfect antidote to Hammamet’s warm days.

Dive deeper:

For a glimpse into Tunisia’s mystical past, visit the ruins of Pupput, a lesser-known Roman site where weathered mosaics whisper stories of ancient life. Alternatively, experience the time-honoured art of olive oil production, a tradition dating back to Carthaginian times, with tastings at a countryside farm.

Good to know:

Tunisia’s currency is the Tunisian Dinar (TND). While Hammamet enjoys sunshine nearly year-round, spring and autumn are ideal for avoiding peak summer heat. 

Welcome to Djerba, famously known as the "island of dreams" by Flaubert, where every moment feels like an enchanting escape. Unwind on pristine beaches with crystal-clear waters or stroll through the charming streets of Houmt-Souk, where vibrant culture and stunning landscapes come together in perfect harmony.

Must-sees:

• Houmt-Souk: Djerba’s lively capital, where narrow streets are lined with colourful shops, bustling markets, and traditional cafes, offering a glimpse into the island’s rich heritage.
• Potter’s Village: A charming destination showcasing the island’s pottery traditions, where you can explore the craft and purchase unique, locally made items.
• Ghibra Synagogue: Reputed to be the oldest synagogue in the world, this sacred site offers a fascinating insight into Djerba’s Jewish history and traditions.

Culinary culture:

Djerba’s cuisine is a delightful mix of Mediterranean and North African flavours, with an emphasis on fresh seafood, olives, and herbs. Traditional dishes like brik, a deep-fried pastry filled with egg and tuna, are a must-try. Don’t miss couscous and mechoui, slow-cooked lamb, both staples of Tunisian dining.

Dive deeper:

For those seeking adventure, take a boat ride to explore the island’s coastline or visit the nearby Guellala Museum, which highlights Djerba’s history and culture. Alternatively, immerse yourself in the island’s tranquil surroundings with a visit to the island’s many ancient sites, such as the El Ghriba Synagogue and the Fort of Borj El Kebir, offering a unique glimpse into Djerba’s rich past.

Good to know:

Djerba enjoys a warm Mediterranean climate, making it a year-round destination, though the best times to visit are in spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). The island uses the Tunisian dinar (TND), and although Arabic is the official language, French and English are commonly spoken in tourist areas.

Tozeur is a beautiful city in southern Tunisia. Imagine, at the gateway to the Sahara Desert, thousands of palm trees shading picturesque little brick houses decorated with diamond motifs or snake friezes. 

The moonscapes of the surrounding area have drawn star-studded casts here as an iconic filming destination. Fans of Star Wars are drawn towards the eerie sand-covered domes amidst the undulating setting of the Sahara. Chott El Jerid offers a stark contrast to the desert as a large salt marsh - a great location to admire glimmering mirages and take glorious sunset photos. 

Where golden deserts meet the turquoise Mediterranean, Tunisia offers an enchanting blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. From ancient ruins to sun-drenched beaches, this North African gem invites travellers to discover its rich heritage, warm hospitality, and timeless landscapes. Whether exploring bustling souks or relaxing at a coastal resort, Tunisia captures the imagination with its diversity and charm.

Must-sees:

• Tunis Medina: Wander through the maze of narrow alleys filled with colourful shops, mosques, and centuries-old architecture.
• Carthage: Explore the ruins of this ancient Phoenician city, once a powerful centre of the Mediterranean world.
• Sidi Bou Saïd: Discover this picture-perfect village of whitewashed houses and blue shutters, overlooking the sparkling sea.
• Sahara Desert: Embark on a desert adventure with camel rides over golden dunes and nights under star-filled skies.
• El Djem Amphitheatre: Visit one of the world’s best-preserved Roman amphitheatres, an awe-inspiring testament to Tunisia’s ancient past.

Culinary culture
Tunisian cuisine is a feast of flavour and spice, blending Mediterranean and North African influences. Enjoy couscous with lamb or seafood, brik (crispy pastry with egg and tuna), and spicy harissa, the country’s signature condiment. Sweet treats like baklava and date-filled pastries pair perfectly with mint tea or strong Arabic coffee.

Dive deeper
Relax on the beaches of Hammamet or Djerba, where golden sands meet crystal-clear waters. Explore the salt lakes and oases of Tozeur, or wander through colourful markets to experience local life. History lovers will enjoy Roman sites, Arab medinas, and French colonial architecture, all coexisting within a uniquely Tunisian rhythm.

Good to know
The currency is the Tunisian dinar (TND). Tunisia enjoys a Mediterranean climate, with warm, sunny summers and mild winters, ideal for year-round travel. The country is well connected by domestic flights, trains, and roads, making it easy to combine coastal relaxation with inland exploration.