Kairouan

In Kairouan, visitors can explore the Great Mosque of Kairouan (Mosque of Uqba), one of the oldest mosques in the Muslim world, built in the 7th century and admired for its majestic minaret, marble columns, and intricate Islamic art, making it a true spiritual and architectural masterpiece. Nearby, the Aghlabid Basins, constructed in the 9th century by the Aghlabid dynasty, showcase the city’s ingenious hydraulic engineering and offer a perfect spot for photography. A stroll through the Medina of Kairouan reveals a charming labyrinth of narrow alleys, vibrant souks, and traditional artisan workshops, where visitors can admire and purchase the city’s famous handmade carpets, especially the renowned Kairouan rugs known for their exceptional quality and unique designs.

Gafsa

During the journey, enjoy an optional lunch stop in Gafsa, a historic city in central Tunisia known for its rich heritage and charming ambiance. Savor delicious local Tunisian dishes at a traditional restaurant while taking a short break before continuing your adventure.

Upon arrival in Tozeur, check in to your hotel and unwind before the afternoon activities. You can then enjoy optional quad biking through the stunning desert landscapes or explore a local oasis, experiencing the region’s lush palm groves and serene natural beauty.

In Chebika, Tunisia, visitors are greeted by a breathtaking mountain oasis nestled amid dramatic cliffs and rugged terrain. The area is famous for its lush palm groves, cascading waterfalls, and natural springs, offering a serene and picturesque escape that contrasts beautifully with the surrounding desert landscapes. It’s a perfect spot for photography, short hikes, and immersing yourself in Tunisia’s natural beauty.

Tamerza

In Tamerza, Tunisia, visitors are treated to a breathtaking natural landscape featuring a picturesque waterfall cascading into a lush canyon**. The area is surrounded by dramatic cliffs, verdant palm groves, and winding streams, offering a perfect spot for photography, hiking, and peaceful nature walks amid the striking beauty of the Tunisian desert oasis.

Mides Valley

Mides, Tunisia is renowned for its stunning canyon, a dramatic natural formation carved over millennia. Visitors can marvel at the steep cliffs, rugged rock formations, and winding pathways that create a striking contrast with the surrounding desert. The canyon offers breathtaking viewpoints, peaceful walking trails, and excellent photo opportunities, making it a must-see for nature lovers and adventure seekers exploring southern Tunisia.

Ong Jemel, Tunisia – Step into another galaxy as you visit the iconic Star Wars filming locations at Ong Jemel and Mos Espa. Surrounded by golden dunes and surreal desert landscapes, this site is where scenes from Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace were brought to life. Wander through the futuristic Mos Espa set, marvel at the unique architecture, and soak in the cinematic magic that blends perfectly with the natural beauty of the Sahara. A must-visit for movie lovers, adventurers, and desert dreamers alike!

Chott El Jerid

Chott El Djerid, Tunisia – Discover the largest salt lake in North Africa, a breathtaking natural wonder stretching as far as the eye can see. Famous for its shimmering mirages, surreal colors, and endless horizons, Chott El Djerid offers a magical landscape where reality blends with illusion. Depending on the season, you might see dazzling white salt flats, pastel pink hues, or even pools of turquoise water — a true photographer’s paradise. Perfect for those seeking unique desert vibes and unforgettable views.

Matmata

Matmata, Tunisia is famous for its unique troglodyte dwellings, where homes are carved directly into the earth, creating a dramatic landscape of circular pits and cave-like structures. The surrounding terrain features rolling hills, rugged desert scenery, and traditional Berber architecture, offering visitors a glimpse into ancient ways of life and a photogenic, otherworldly environment unlike anywhere else in Tunisia.

Amphitheatre D'el Jem

The El Jem Amphitheatre in Tunisia is a magnificent Roman coliseum, dating back to the 3rd century AD, and is one of the best-preserved ancient Roman arenas in the world. This colossal structure, with its imposing stone arches and tiered seating, once hosted gladiator battles and public spectacles, showcasing the grandeur of Roman architecture. Visitors can explore its spacious arena, underground passageways, and panoramic views from the upper tiers, making it a must-see historical landmark that transports you back to Tunisia’s ancient past.