Visit the prestigious Bardo Museum, home to one of the world’s richest mosaic collections.
Explore the vibrant Medina of Tunis and its historical monuments.
After lunch, discover Carthage — Hannibal’s birthplace and UNESCO World Heritage Site:
• Antonine Baths
• Tophet of Salammbo
• Punic Ports
• Acropolium

Continue to the charming blue-and-white village of Sidi Bou Said. Enjoy a panoramic view over the Gulf of Tunis.
Return to hotel, dinner & overnight.

Drive to Maktar, once a Numidian and Punic settlement, later a major Roman city.
Continue to Zama Regia, site of the decisive battle between Hannibal and Scipio during the Second Punic War.
Explore the historic battlefield and rare Punic remains.
Proceed to Sousse. Dinner & overnight.

Visit Sousse Medina, the Ribat and Museum (UNESCO Site).
Discover the region linked to the Barca family legacy.
Continue to El Jem to visit its spectacular Roman Coliseum (3rd century AD).
Proceed to Sfax. Dinner & overnight.

Ferry to Kerkennah Island, where Hannibal spent his final days in Tunisia before exile.
Visit Cercina Heritage Museum and Punic ruins.
Dinner & overnight on the island.

Return to Sfax by ferry.
Visit Leptis and Salakta museums featuring Punic artefacts.
Explore Lamta’s Punic relics before continuing to Hammamet.
Dinner & overnight.

Visit Nabeul (Neapolis Museum) and a traditional pottery workshop.
Explore Kerkouane, the best-preserved Punic city (UNESCO Site).
Continue to Kelibia (ancient Clupea) and visit its impressive fort overlooking the Mediterranean.
Return to Tunis for farewell dinner & overnight.

Breakfast and transfer to Tunis Airport for departure.