Private day trip from Hammamet: the medina and kasbah at their calmest, the Roman amphitheatre and cisterns of Uthina almost to yourself, and the Temple of Waters at Zaghouan as the climax — one unhurried 8.5-hour day, your vehicle only. Fixed price from 320 TND.
Hammamet, Uthina & Zaghouan — Optimized Private Day: 8.5 hours from Hammamet, 3 places, with a car and driver for your group only — from €95 per vehicle for up to 4 travellers.
Where this day goes: Hammamet — the whitewashed medina and the kasbah above the fishing harbour, before the crowds arrive; Uthina (Oudhna) — a Roman colony almost nobody visits, with an amphitheatre you can walk beneath and monumental cisterns; the Temple of Waters at Zaghouan — the mountain spring that fed Carthage through 132 km of aqueduct.
The vehicle is yours alone: no coach, no strangers, no detour to the souvenir shop. You leave at the hour that suits you, stay longer wherever you want to, and the price is agreed before you leave the hotel — no deposit, nothing added on arrival.
We run this tour year-round. In summer we start early so the walking is done before the heat, and in winter we simply start an hour later.
Yes. The vehicle is yours alone — no other travellers are added, and there is no pick-up round of other hotels before the day starts. The price is for the vehicle, not per seat.
The price is €95 for the whole vehicle, which carries up to 4 people. For a full group that works out at about €24 each; for two people it is half the total between you.
Pick-up is from your hotel in Hammamet, at the time you choose. Tell us where you are staying when you book and the driver comes to the door.
All year. Spring and autumn are the most comfortable, but nothing on this route depends on the season.
Yes. Up to eight travel in one minivan; nine or ten in two vehicles with the same driver team; from eleven we put you in a minibus (up to 20) or a coach (up to 50, more on request), with a driver-guide who knows the sites. The price stays per vehicle and is quoted personally — send us the number and the date and you have the figure within the hour.
A walled seaside town of jasmine, fishing boats and a fort on the sand
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A Roman colony with an amphitheatre and cisterns, and almost no other visitors
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The Roman nymphaeum that fed Carthage through a 132-kilometre aqueduct
ZaghouanTwo things worth reading before you book: Operator price · no commission — why direct costs less → No shopping stops, no surprise payments, you are the only pick-up — our nine promises →
