Arrival at Tunis airport, assistance from our team, and transfer to the city of Tunis. Hotel check-in, dinner, and overnight stay.

After breakfast, we head to the Bardo Museum in Tunis, which houses the largest collection of Roman mosaics. Next, we will explore the fascinating ruins of Carthage, which include Byrsa Hill, the ancient residential quarter, the Tophet (an ancient Punic sanctuary), the Punic ports, and the Antonine Baths. Lunch along the way. To conclude the day beautifully, we head to Sidi Bou Said, a charming village known for its blue and white houses overlooking the sea, where we will wander through the picturesque streets, savoring the magical atmosphere of this place. Return to the hotel for dinner and overnight stay.

After breakfast, we will explore Bulla Regia, an important archaeological site that was a prosperous Roman city in the 1st and 2nd centuries AD. Its unique underground houses, with innovative architecture and beautiful preserved mosaics, provide a fascinating insight into life in ancient Rome. Lunch along the way. We then head to Dougga, a crucial archaeological site from the Roman era in Tunisia and a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1997. Its impressive ruins include a theater, a Capitol, a forum, baths, houses, a rose garden square, a triumphal arch, and a Libyco-Punic mausoleum, among others. Finally, we head to Kairouan for dinner and overnight stay.

After breakfast, we venture into Kairouan, the holy city of Islam and the first established by the Arabs in Tunisia, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. We will explore its ancient monuments, including the picturesque Aghlabid water basins, the Barber's Mausoleum (Sidi Saheb), and the Great Mosque of Okba, alongside the vibrant Medina, with its picturesque souks. Lunch along the way. We then move to El Djem, where we will visit the impressive El Djem Amphitheater, one of the best-preserved examples of Roman amphitheaters, capable of hosting around 35,000 spectators. Despite its age, its extraordinary architecture and majestic size continue to astonish visitors. We will also visit the El Djem archaeological museum, which houses a splendid collection of well-preserved Roman mosaics. At the end of the day, we will depart for Mahdia, where dinner and overnight stay will be at the hotel.

After breakfast, we will explore the picturesque historic center of Mahdia, known as the Medina, with its cobbled streets, ancient walls, and an imposing medieval gate. We will visit the marine cemetery and the ancient Punic port, reflections of the city's rich maritime history. Next, we will move to Monastir to explore El Ribat, an ancient Arab fortress from the 8th century, and the Bourguiba Mausoleum, dedicated to Habib Bourguiba, Tunisia's first president. Depart for Hammamet, dinner, and overnight stay. Lunch along the way. In the afternoon, we head towards the charming city of Sousse where we will visit the archaeological museum known for its wealth of well-preserved Roman mosaics. We will then visit the Medina of Sousse, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site, with its cobbled streets and ancient walls and impressive medieval architecture. Continue to Hammamet for dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.

After breakfast, we head towards the fertile Cap Bon peninsula, famous for its green hills, orchards, and wide beaches. We will start in the charming historic center of Hammamet, where traditional architecture blends with a vibrant cultural life and lively souks rich in local crafts. Next, we head to Nabeul, famous for its ceramics, to visit pottery workshops with elegant traditional patterns and colors on tiles, vases, and clay bowls. We will explore the imposing 5th-century Byzantine fortress in Kelibia and the UNESCO archaeological site of Kerkouane, an ancient Punic city destroyed in 310 BC, where you can immerse yourself in the daily life of the ancient Carthaginians, who heavily relied on fishing and purple dye production. Lunch along the way. Next, we will visit the ancient Punic sandstone caves in El Haouaria (closed due to the danger of collapse). We will continue to Hammamet and explore the old Medina located by the sea. Dinner and overnight stay.

After breakfast, we head to the ruins of Thuburbo Majus, a fascinating archaeological site that reflects the prosperity of a Roman city from the 1st and 2nd centuries AD. Here we can admire remarkable structures, including the gymnasium of Petronii, the forum, the baths, and houses, offering a captivating glimpse into daily life in the ancient city. We will then continue to Oudhna (the ancient Uthina), famous for its extraordinarily preserved architecture, which includes an amphitheater, baths, a Capitol, and remains of temples and houses. Lunch along the way. In the afternoon, we head to the capital, Tunis, to explore its vibrant Medina. Here you will have the opportunity to visit historic monuments and traditional souks, including the historic Kasbah Square and an overview of the Ezzitouna and Hammouda Pacha Mosques, all along the picturesque Habib Bourguiba Avenue. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel and, depending on the flight schedule, transfer to the airport for the return flight. End of our services.