Travel in Tunisia
Tailor-made

Between the Mediterranean and the Sahara, a crossroads of civilizations

Tunisia displays its contrasting landscapes across a compact territory where centuries-old medinas with spice-scented alleyways sit alongside sun-bathed Roman remains and golden sand dunes of the great South. The souks of Tunis buzz with activity while the silence of the desert invites contemplation. This land of passage bears the imprints of Carthage, Rome and Islam in its ochre stones and vibrant traditions.

Each region reveals a distinct facet: the fine sand beaches of the eastern coast, the verdant mountains of the North-West, the palm groves of Tozeur and the vastness of the Sahara. Tunisian hospitality transforms every encounter into a moment of authentic sharing.

What must you see in Tunisia?

The medina of Tunis, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, unveils its mosques, palaces and artisan workshops in a maze of centuries-old alleyways. Carthage and its ancient remains tell the story of Rome's rival, while the amphitheatre of El Jem bears witness to Roman grandeur. The troglodytic village of Matmata surprises with its dwellings carved into the rock, and mountain oases such as Chebika offer a breath of fresh air. The Sahara desert constitutes the ultimate experience, between starry nights and sunrise over the dunes.

What type of trip should you choose?

Tunisia lends itself equally to 7-day getaways and in-depth tours of 2 to 3 weeks. A budget of 1,800 euros per person allows for a comfortable tailor-made trip including charming accommodations and authentic experiences. History enthusiasts will appreciate the archaeological sites, while adventurers will be seduced by hikes in the oases and nights under the stars. Its geographical proximity and lack of time difference make it an ideal destination for a first approach to North Africa.