A first week in Tunisia can combine Tunis, Carthage, Sidi Bou Said, Kairouan, El Djem, the coast, and the Sahara. Use this page as a starting point for planning a balanced first trip, then contact Tunisia Horizon to shape the route around your dates and interests.
A first week in Tunisia can give travelers a balanced introduction to the country, combining ancient history, coastal towns, Islamic heritage, Roman monuments, and desert landscapes.
Planning your first week in Tunisia
Choose the places that matter most to you before filling each day. A week can combine cultural visits with a southern Tunisia circuit, but your arrival airport, flight times, daily pace and hotel preferences determine the practical route. Ask for a written itinerary rather than assuming every destination fits into one trip.
Should I choose a three-day or four-day desert circuit?
The three-day South Tunisia itinerary starts in Tunis and ends in Hammamet, with two hotel nights and a desert-camp alternative offered separately. The four-day Desert and Ksour itinerary departs from Hammamet and returns there, with a tent night near Sabria and visits in the Tataouine area. Compare the actual routes before choosing.
Compare the three-day itinerary · Compare the four-day itinerary
How much does a private week cost?
Request a quotation for your dates and group size. Ask for the accommodation, meals, transport and optional activities to be itemised. Entrance fees to sites, monuments and museums are not included. A tailored itinerary needs its own confirmed price.
Can the programme be adapted for children or a slower pace?
Send the children’s ages, your preferred pace and any access or accommodation needs. The team can review driving days and proposed stops with you before confirming the trip.
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