Where this day goes: Bardo Museum — a beylical palace holding the richest collection of Roman mosaics in the world; Carthage — the Punic capital Rome destroyed and rebuilt — baths, ports and villas above the sea; Sidi Bou Said — a clifftop village of blue doors and whitewashed walls above the Gulf of Tunis.
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.
What you see
- Bardo Museum — a beylical palace holding the richest collection of Roman mosaics in the world
- Carthage — the Punic capital Rome destroyed and rebuilt — baths, ports and villas above the sea
- Sidi Bou Said — a clifftop village of blue doors and whitewashed walls above the Gulf of Tunis
The day, hour by hour
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09:00
Pick-up
From your hotel or the airport, at a time that suits you
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10:15
Bardo Museum
A beylical palace holding the richest collection of Roman mosaics in the world
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11:15
Lunch stop
As long as you want it — the driver waits
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11:45
Carthage
The Punic capital Rome destroyed and rebuilt — baths, ports and villas above the sea
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13:15
Sidi Bou Said
A clifftop village of blue doors and whitewashed walls above the Gulf of Tunis
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15:00
Return
Drop-off at your hotel
Included
- Private air-conditioned vehicle, your group only
- Driver speaking French, English, Italian, German, Arabic and Spanish
- Fuel, tolls and parking
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off
- Fixed price agreed up front, no deposit
Not included
- Site entrance fees (25 TND)
- Lunch and drinks
- Licensed guide (optional)
- Personal spending and tips
Optional extras
- ticket for Carthage
25 TND
- ticket Musee Bardo
35 TND
Places on this trip
Bardo Museum
A beylical palace holding the richest collection of Roman mosaics in the world
Grand Tunis
Carthage UNESCO
The Punic capital Rome destroyed and rebuilt — baths, ports and villas above the sea
Grand Tunis
Sidi Bou Said
A clifftop village of blue doors and whitewashed walls above the Gulf of Tunis
Grand Tunis