Day 1
Arrival in Tunis
You are met at the airport and taken to your hotel, with touring available the same day if you would like it. A welcome dinner follows, at a fine restaurant in La Goulette or Carthage.
Night in Tunis, at Dar Said (or similar).
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Iconic Tunisia
$2,190
A person, double occupancy. The price a smaller party pays can differ, because your guide, your driver and your vehicle are one cost shared between you. We confirm your own price before anything is booked.
The shortest of our private programmes to reach the oases: two nights in Tozeur, the mountain oases of Chebika and Tamerza, the salt flats of Chott el Jerid, and a camel ride at Douz if you want one.

Kairouan
Day 3

Tozeur
Day 4

Tamerza
Day 5

El Djem
Day 6
Day 1
You are met at the airport and taken to your hotel, with touring available the same day if you would like it. A welcome dinner follows, at a fine restaurant in La Goulette or Carthage.
Night in Tunis, at Dar Said (or similar).
Day 2
The Roman ruins of Carthage in the morning, then the village of Sidi Bou Said, whose blue and white architecture came with its Andalusian settlers. The Bardo Museum follows, and then a walking tour of the medina of Tunis.
Night in Tunis, at Dar Said (or similar).
Day 3
Rural roads to Dougga, the city of temples, thought to date back to the fourth century BC. On to Kairouan, where the Great Mosque dates from the seventh century.
Night in Kairouan, at La Kasbah (or similar).
Day 4
Southwest to Sbeitla, known by its Punic name Sufetula. In Roman times this region exported olive oil to Italy. There is plenty of time at the site before continuing to Tozeur, arriving late in the day.
Night in Tozeur, at Tameghza Palace (or similar).
Day 5
West towards the Algerian border and Chott el Gharsa, where the yardangs rise out of the desert. This is where the duel between Qui-Gon and Darth Maul was filmed, and the Mos Espa set stands nearby. Then the mountain oases of Chebika and Tamerza, where waterfalls and palm groves sit against bare hills. Back to Tozeur when you choose, for the oasis and the old town.
Night in Tozeur, at Tameghza Palace (or similar).
Day 6
East across the salt flats to Douz, a small oasis town at the edge of the Sahara, with time at the market and a camel ride if you want one. Then Matmata, where the crater like topography is dotted with troglodyte dwellings, and lunch in a troglodyte restaurant. In the afternoon, the colosseum at El Djem.
Night in Sousse, at Movenpick Sousse (or similar).
Day 7
The marina at Port El Kantaoui, then the medina of Sousse and its souks, then Hammamet and free time by the beaches before arriving at your hotel in Tunis.
Night in Tunis, at Dar Said (or similar).
Day 8
Transfer to the airport for your flight home.
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The hotels our programme sheet names for this journey. Where the sheet says or similar, so do we, and a similar property may stand in.
Tunis, 3 nights
Days 1 to 2 and 7
Guest house
Kairouan, 1 night
Day 3
Five star
Tozeur, 2 nights
Days 4 to 5
Five star
Sousse, 1 night
Day 6
Five star
We suggest March to May and September to November for this journey. We leave out any month in which the average daytime high reaches 95F (35C) at a place on this route that the table covers, and we leave out December to February.
Source: Institut National de la Météorologie, Tunisia's national weather service. The figures are its long term monthly averages, and no station sits at a site. The choice of months is our advice, and none of our programme sheets states a season. Each figure is from the Institut's station nearest the place: Tunis-Carthage for Tunis, Beja for Dougga, Kasserine for Sbeitla and Kebili for Douz.
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