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The coastal city of Hammamet, famous for its fine sandy beaches and turquoise waters, is particularly frequented by the jet-set crowd. Its surprising wealth of shops and a wide range of restaurants and its strict zoning prohibiting the mega-resorts that scar so many Mediterranean destinations have kept Hammamet popular with tourists looking to escape the overblown traditional resort towns. As a matter of fact, it is located on the fertile Cap Bon Peninsula, about 40 miles south of Tunis, the bayfront beauty is surrounded by verdant hills and citrus groves as well as its towering fort and Medina walls. Believe it or not, Hammamet is a Tunisian gem that has consistently grown in popularity over the years.
The perfect introduction to Tunisia, the north African country with a blend of history and culture that give it such a unique flair! Begin in the sprawling capital Tunis where you will have the opportunity to visit the UNESCO Site of Dougga, then, take a transfer to Hammamet (a well-known resort town with turquoise waters and bustling marina, as well as a historic Medina and Great Mosque) with stops at the Roman-era UNESCO site at Carthage and also Uthina. Afterward, stay in Sousse (on the Gulf of Hammamet with many museums, mosques, markets, and more to visit) and Sfax (with stunning architectural remnants from its Roman and Muslim periods). You will stop in Kairouan and Monastir between destinations, too! This is simply one of the best options to explore this beautiful and overlooked country and experience its rich history and wealth of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.
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