10 Day Tunisia Tour Packages
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Tunisia itineraries for 10 days
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10 Day Tunisia Itinerary, incl. Tunis and Kairouan
A ten-day odyssey across Tunisia unfolds: 2 days in Tunis-Carthage, 5 days through interior regions and desert sites, 2 days in coastal Hammamet, and a departure day. The route spans 1700+ km through diverse landscapes and cultures.
- Day 1
Tunis
- Day 2
Tunis Medina & Carthage
Visit the UNESCO-listed medina of Tunis early before the souks get busy. The alleyways can be confusing so download an offline map beforehand. After lunch visit the archaeological sites at Carthage but remember to bring a hat and water since shade is limited. Finish your day in Sidi Bou Said where you can catch the best photos of the blue-and-white architecture during sunset.
- Day 3
Utica & Dougga
- Day 4
Kairouan
- Days 5-6
Tozeur & Mountain Oases
- Day 7
Ksar Ghilane Desert Camp
- Day 8
Matmata & El Jem
- Days 9-10
Hammamet & Departure
10 Day Tunisia Itinerary, incl. Tunis and Sahara Desert
Your 10-day adventure unfolds across 5 major cities from Sidi Bou Said to Sousse. The itinerary features 3 UNESCO World Heritage sites including Carthage and El Jem, 4 mountain oases like Chebika and Tameghza, plus Sahara Desert camping. Includes 8 breakfasts and 6 dinners.
- Days 1-2
Sidi Bou Said & Tunis
Start your trip in Sidi Bou Said, the beautiful blue-and-white village just 20 minutes from Tunis airport. Visit early morning to explore the cobblestone streets before the crowds arrive. On your second day see the ruins of Carthage before 10 AM to avoid the heat. Visit the Tunis medina in the afternoon when the markets are busy. Remember to wear closed shoes in the medina since the stone paths can be slippery.
- Day 3
Dougga & Kairouan
Take a 3-hour drive to see Dougga, which has North Africa's best-preserved Roman ruins. Next stop is Kairouan, the holy city of Tunisia. You can visit the Great Mosque until sunset but remember to bring a scarf for covering shoulders. The carpet workshops are popular with visitors but expect some enthusiastic selling.
- Days 4-5
Tozeur Oasis & Mountain Adventures
- Day 6
Sahara Desert Experience
- Days 7-8
El Jem & Coastal Tunisia
The El Jem amphitheater is almost as big as the Roman Colosseum. Continue to Sousse where you'll find a more authentic medina experience than in Tunis. "The evening light on El Jem's ancient stones creates an unforgettable golden glow," according to one visitor. Visit El Jem in late afternoon after the tour groups leave.
- Days 9-10
Mediterranean Coast & Departure
Spend time in Hammamet and Nabeul to see their ceramic workshops. Stay in Gammarth for your last night since it's closer to the airport. Plan for 2 hours at the airport because security checks can take time.
- Day 1
Tunis Arrival
- Days 2-3
Tunis & Carthage
Start in Tunis's medina and visit the 8th-century Zitouna Mosque before the crowds get there. Head to the Bardo Museum after 2 PM when it's quieter to see North Africa's best Roman mosaics. At Carthage, start your visit at Byrsa Hill to get the best view of the ancient city. Save Sidi Bou Said for late afternoon when the sun makes the blue-and-white village look its best.
- Day 4
Ichkeul & Dougga
- Days 5-6
Kairouan
Spend two nights in Kairouan to properly explore Tunisia's holiest city. Visit the Great Mosque's courtyard in the morning for the best photos. One traveler shared: "Visit the carpet workshops in the medina early – the weavers start their intricate work at dawn and the morning light through the workshop windows is magical."
- Day 7
El Jem & Sousse
- Day 8
Kerkouane & Nabeul
- Day 9
Departure from Tunis