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Private Journeys to Tunisia

Medinas, Desert Light, Mediterranean Depth

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Tunisia is one of North Africa’s most intriguing and varied destinations. Roman ruins, whitewashed coastal towns, palm lined oases, and Saharan dunes come together in a country that feels at once Mediterranean and deeply desert shaped. It offers striking contrasts in a relatively compact space, making it ideal for travelers who want culture, atmosphere, archaeology, and landscape within the same journey.

Begin in Tunis, where the medina, museums, and nearby ruins of Carthage reveal layers of history stretching across centuries. Sidi Bou Said adds sea views and luminous white and blue architecture, while Kairouan, Tozeur, Douz, and the south open into a world of desert horizons, Berber villages, date palms, and cinematic landscapes. Along the coast, places like Hammamet and Sousse bring another dimension with historic medinas and a gentler seaside mood.

Featured Private Journey Itineraries

Here we feature our most recommended itineraries that truly capture the spirit of travel in this country.
Highlights Of Tunisia – 12 Days
Tunis • Carthage • Sidi Bou Said • Dougga • Kairouan • Tozeur • Douz • Djerba
Essence Of Tunisia – 8 Days
Tunis • Carthage • Sidi Bou Said • Kairouan • Tozeur • Douz • Coastal Stay

Top Experiences

We like to highlight experiences that capture the essence of each destination and reflect what’s trending with today’s curious travellers. Each one offers a special glimpse into the character of the country and can be woven into your custom itinerary.
Combine history, culture, and warm coastal stays in one itinerary
Discover Berber heritage, ksour, and desert villages
Journey south into the Sahara through oases, salt flats, and dune landscapes
Wander Sidi Bou Said for its luminous architecture and sea facing setting
Explore the medina of Tunis and the great archaeological legacy of Carthage

Good To Know

Tunisia is rewarding for travellers who enjoy variety, as the country combines coast, culture, ruins, and desert in a manageable geography. Arabic is the official language, French is widely used, and the currency is the Tunisian Dinar. A private journey allows for the greatest comfort and flexibility, especially when moving between the north and the Sahara.

Best Time To Visit

From March to May, Tunisia is ideal for cultural touring and desert travel. September to November offers softer temperatures and beautiful light, especially in the south, while June to August is best for coastal stays, though inland areas can be very hot. December to February is well suited to quieter cultural journeys and winter sun in the south.

What To Eat

Tunisian cuisine is flavorful and generous, shaped by Arab, Berber, Ottoman, and Mediterranean influences. Don’t miss crispy brik pastries, couscous with fish or lamb, spicy harissa and meze-style starters, plus dates, olives, and citrus. Coastal seafood and slow-cooked interior dishes complete the experience.

Favourite Accommodations

We like to recommend accommodations that reflect the spirit of each destination and meet our standards for warmth, authenticity, and service. Each one offers a distinctive sense of place and a memorable experience that complements your journey.
Sousse: Dar Antonia
Hammamet: The Sindbad
Douz: The Residence Douz
Tozeur: Dar Tozeur
Tunis: Palais Bayram

Itineraries at a glance

We like to recommend itineraries that showcase the best of each destination, balancing iconic highlights with meaningful local experiences. Each journey offers a blend of history, landscapes, and discovery, and can be tailored to suit your personal interests and travel style.

Timeline

Day 1
Arrive Tunis.

Settle in.

Day 2
Tunis and medina touring.

Carthage and Sidi Bou Said.

Day 3
Day trip to Dougga.

Roman ruins.

Day 4
Travel to Kairouan and onward south.

Arrive Tozeur.

Day 5
Tozeur oasis exploration.

Desert viewpoints.

Day 6
Mountain oases excursion.

Return to Tozeur.

Day 7
Travel to Douz.

Sahara experiences.

Day 8
Drive north with a major Roman amphitheatre stop.

Continue to Djerba.

Day 9
Djerba culture and market day.

Beach time.

Day 10
Djerba leisure day.

Optional touring.

Day 11
Return to Tunis for final night.

Farewell dinner.

Day 12
Departure transfer.

Farewell to Tunisia.

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Timeline

Day 1
Arrive Tunis.

Evening at leisure.

Day 2
Tunis medina, Carthage, and Sidi Bou Said.

Sea views and history.

Day 3
Travel to Kairouan.

Sacred sites and old town.

Day 4
Arrive Tozeur.

Oasis and sunset.

Day 5
Mountain oases day.

Canyons and springs.

Day 6
Travel to Douz.

Sahara dunes and camel option.

Day 7
Return to the coast.

Relaxed final dinner.

Day 8
Departure transfer.

Farewell to Tunisia.

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