Is Tunisia on your bucket list yet?
Small in distance, huge in discovery — Tunisia offers a wealth of historical and cultural treasures, just a short hop from Europe and only 792 kilometers (492 miles) from end to end.
Tunisia may be on the small side in the Arab world, but it still packs a punch. From the inviting White Sandy beaches to the contrasting ochre dunes of the Sahara Desert, the country is full of possibilities for those who prefer to spend their trip exploring the great outdoors.With a mix of coastal plains, mountain ranges, fertile valleys, and arid desert regions, it offers a rich variety of landscapes and ecosystems. The Mediterranean climate of mild winters to warm dry summers means Tunisia basically has it all.
Geography
Tunisia is a land of fascinating and complex history shaped by a wide range of cultures and civilizations over thousands of years, offering all visitors a journey through ancient times. From the ruins of Carthage, once a powerful Phoenician city-state, to the Roman wonders of El Djem and Dougga, Tunisia’s past is deeply intertwined with its present. Visitors can explore the remnants of Islamic empires, before experiencing the modern vibrancy of Tunisia’s post-independence era.
History
Tunisian culture is a vibrant blend of Arab, Berber, French, and Mediterranean influences, creating a unique modern and dynamic heritage. The country is known for its rich traditions in music, dance, and art. Artisans still craft intricate pottery, handwoven carpets, and leather goods, reflecting the skills passed down through generations. With a culinary scene equally diverse, it features a mix of Mediterranean flavours with dishes like couscous, Brik, the famous Cap Bon spicy harissa and its many sweet delicacies such as Makroudh and Bambalouni.
Culture
Tunisia’s architecture is a visual story of its history, blending ancient, medieval, Islamic, Ottoman, colonial, and modern elements. From its whitewashed homes with blue shutters, reflecting Mediterranean influences, to the intricate decorative brickwork of Tozeur, Tunisia’s architecture offers a beautiful testament to its rich cultural heritage. Whether wandering through ancient ruins, exploring bustling medinas, or admiring modern buildings, the architecture of Tunisia is sure to leave an impression.
Architecture
Tunisian people are known for their warmth, hospitality, and rich cultural diversity. As a country that has been shaped by various civilizations, Tunisia's population reflects a mix of Arab, Berber, European, and African influences.Often described as being open-minded and forward-thinking, since gaining independence in 1956, Tunisia has made significant strides in education, women's rights, and democracy.In fact, it is known for being one of the most progressive countries in the Arab world.
People
If you’re looking for something more than shopping in the souks, why not try your hand at a culinary tour or participating in the local olive harvest to get a taste of daily life in Tunisia.For thrill seekers, could you enjoy a motorcycle tour, hot air ballooning over the desert, rock climbing over Zaghouan’s roman water temples or a kitesurfing course on the idyllic island of Djerba.We can organise something a little bit extra !
Activities
Join the Roman Empire
Ride a camel through the Sahara Desert
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