Description
Discover Tunisia’s rich past and diverse landscapes on a 5-day cultural journey through ancient civilizations, Roman masterpieces, and authentic Berber villages.
From the Phoenician roots of Utica to the exceptional ruins of Kerkouane, continue exploring the underground Roman homes of Bulla Regia and the grand monuments of Dougga.
End your journey in the scenic mountains, discovering traditional Berber villages such as Takrouna and Zriba El Alia, offering breathtaking views and a glimpse into a timeless way of life.
Highlights
Explore the Phoenician heritage of Utica
Visit the UNESCO-listed ruins of Kerkouane
Discover underground Roman villas in Bulla Regia
Wander through the spectacular ruins of Dougga
Experience authentic Berber culture in Takrouna & Zriba El Alia
Enjoy a journey through Tunisia’s most important historical eras
Departure from Tunis Visit Utica, one of Tunisia’s oldest Phoenician settlements Explore archaeological remains and historical layers of the site Lunch during the excursion Return to Tunis
Departure toward Cap Bon Visit Kerkouane, a unique Punic city Discover well-preserved ruins and ancient urban layout Enjoy coastal views Lunch en route Return to Tunis
Drive to northwestern Tunisia Explore Bulla Regia Discover its famous underground Roman houses Admire mosaics and architecture Lunch during the day Return to Tunis
Departure to Dougga Explore one of the best-preserved Roman cities in North Africa Visit the theatre, Capitol, and temples Enjoy panoramic countryside views Lunch en route Return to Tunis
Departure to the Zaghouan region Visit Takrouna, a hilltop village with stunning views Continue to Zriba El Alia Explore traditional Berber architecture and lifestyle Lunch during the excursion Return to Tunis
Professional licensed tour guide (English/French) Air-conditioned transportation Entrance fees to all archaeological sites and museums Lunch during excursions
Drinks Tips and gratuities Personal expenses Optional activities
This tour involves daily travel from Tunis, with moderate driving times Comfortable walking shoes are recommended for archaeological sites Weather can vary—bring sun protection and light layers Some sites include uneven terrain and stairs Suitable for travelers interested in history, culture, and authentic experiences