• Fort de Kelibia - Explore this Tunisian treasure; a citadel originally established by the Carthaginians 2,500 years ago and reconstructed in the sixteenth century. It is perched on a rocky promontory 150 meters high, offering stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea and the city of Kélibia in the Governorate of Nabeul, on the northeastern coast of the Tunisian peninsula of Cap Bon.
• El Haouaria - The caves of El Haouaria are actually ancient quarries, with exploitation beginning as early as the 7th century BC. Sandstone from these quarries was extensively used in constructing the monuments of Punic and later Roman Carthage. The quarrying method was quite unique and rare, involving the extraction of stone from within the mass and bringing it to the surface through square ascent shafts.
• Ruins of Kerkouane - A unique chance to explore the only Punic site in the world that was never later occupied by the Romans. With its museum and vast archaeological site, visiting Kerkouane offers a genuine insight into life in Tunisia centuries ago.
• Echraf Millennial Olive Tree - At 2,500 years old, the oldest Tunisian olive tree is located in Echraf, a village near Haouaria. Its impressive roots cover an area of approximately 16m², and its trunk has a circumference of 6,000 mm.

• Climate-controlled vehicles for your comfort
• Inclusive of all fees and taxes

• Lunch

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