Medina of Hammamet End your day with a guided tour of the Arab Medina in Hammamet, founded in the 9th century, with the Roman stones of the ancient Puput. Visit charming medieval downtown, visit its fort, and enjoy spectacular views of the Gulf of Hammamet. Taste tea like a local in a typical Mediterranean pub. For travelers looking for authentic souvenirs from local artisans, you will have free time to shop and enjoy the negotiation in the Arab Medina of Hammamet and its vibrant marketplace, "Souk."

Stop Photo of the Berber village Takrouna. The second stop on the tour is Takrouna, an abandoned Berber village perched on the last summit of the Atlas Mountains, overlooking the Gulf of Hammamet and protecting, for centuries, the neighboring villages. Its historical role during WWII and Tunisia's independence highlights its importance, inviting visitors to appreciate its significance in shaping the nation's history.

Guided Tour of the Berber village Zriba Olia, accompanied by an official guide who will introduce and explain the story of the indigenous inhabitants of North Africa, the Berber or Amazigh civilisation lives throughout the Atlas mountains. Taste authentic Berber Couscous & organic lunch from local indigenous people. Enjoy the simplicity and charm of the region's old Berber villages.

Drive for 30 minutes along the marvelous Aqueduct of Hadrian, which stretches from Zaghouan to Carthage. Stop for pictures on your way back to Tunis