Guided tour of Carthage & Sidi Bou Said
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This is a private tour. When you book a date, your group has the tour to itself. Nobody else can join.
Your guide
About Me – Ahmed Riahi Licensed Professional Tour Guide in Tunisia I hold a Bachelor’s degree in English Language and Literature and have a …
A private day through ancient Punic and Roman Carthage and the blue-and-white village of Sidi Bou Said, with views over the Gulf of Tunis.
Highlights
- Private tour of ancient Punic and Roman Carthage
- See the Antonine Baths, one of North Africa's largest Roman bath complexes
- Panoramic views over the Gulf of Tunis from the Sidi Bou Said lighthouse
- Walk the blue-and-white streets, boutiques and art galleries
- Choose between Ennejma Ezzahra and the 400-year-old Dar El Annabi
What's included
- Entry tickets
- Licensed tour guide
Not included
- A full meal
- Drinks or a tasting
Know before you go
- The final palace visit is your choice: Ennejma Ezzahra or Dar El Annabi.
Meeting point: Cathedrale Saint Louis Carthage
Open in mapsCancellation policy: Free until 2 days before: Full refund if you cancel at least 2 days before the start. After that, no refund.
Cancel within that window and you get your full deposit back. After it, you do not get your deposit back. If the guide cancels, you always get your deposit back.
What you'll do
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Byrsa Hill
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The historical heart of ancient Carthage.
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Roman Aqueduct
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The impressive ancient water system.
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Roman Theatre
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An impressive monument from the Roman period.
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Antonine Baths
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One of the largest Roman bath complexes in North Africa.
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Sidi Bou Said Lighthouse
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Spectacular views over the Gulf of Tunis.
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Village walking tour
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Charming streets, traditional architecture, local boutiques and art galleries.
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Ennejma Ezzahra or Dar El Annabi
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Visit either the Baron d'Erlanger Palace, with its collection of Arab and Mediterranean art, or the traditional 400-year-old Dar El Annabi palace.
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