Testour / Dougga / Djebba / Tabarka

Great Mosque of Testour - Situated in Testour, a delegation of the Béja governorate in northwest Béja, the Great Mosque of Testour is a notable Tunisian mosque. Established in the early 17th century, it represents a unique blend of local African traditions with Hispano-Moorish decorative and architectural styles. This mosque stands as the most distinguished example of Morisco art in Tunisia.

Dougga - Recognized by UNESCO and added to the World Heritage List in 1997, Dougga is considered the “best-preserved small Roman city in North Africa.” This archaeological site retains remnants from various periods of the ancient city, including its monumental center (capitol, forum, market, wind rose plaza), entertainment buildings (theater, circus), and public baths, showcasing the evolution of an indigenous foundation during the Roman era.

Djebba - Explore the park of Djebba, which clings to the side of a cliff, and discover its caves, spring, and waterfall.

Tabarka - Located in northwest Tunisia near the Algerian border, Tabarka offers a unique setting where lush greenery meets the blue sea in summer, and snow blankets the landscape in winter. Known for its mountains, tiled houses, wild boar hunting, corals, jazz, scuba diving, and more, Tabarka is not only a peaceful seaside retreat for those seeking to avoid crowds but also a starting point for various archaeological and cultural excursions.

Tabarka / Ain Draham / Beni Mtir / Beja

Tabarka - At the extreme northwestern tip of Tunisia, near the Algerian border, the Aiguilles de Tabarka are a notable tourist attraction in the region’s landscape. Geomorphologically, these “needles” are prominent vertical formations created by a series of massive coarse sandstone bars, each about ten meters high, separated by softer clay valleys. These sandstone formations, sculpted into steep cliffs, can reach altitudes of 25 meters. Subjected to the combined effects of rain and wind, they form real arched structures under which visitors can walk along the winding coastal path.

Beni M Tir - Beni Mtir, also known as Beni Metir, is a village in northwestern Tunisia located in the mountainous Kroumirie region, a few kilometers from Aïn Draham. It is part of the Berber tribes’ confederation of Kroumirs and is situated 650 meters above sea level, within the Jendouba governorate.

Beja - Enjoy some leisure time in Beja to savor its dairy products.

• Private transportation
• Entrance fees to all mentioned sites and museums
• Meals including dinner and breakfast
• Comfortable travel with in-vehicle air conditioning
• All fees and taxes included

A breathtaking circuit featuring stunning vistas in Beni Mtir awaits, where the panoramic scenes of Djebal and its adjacent lake will enchant you, along with a journey through Tabarka and the hamlet of Aïn Draham unveiling the vast forest blanketing the Khroumirie massif. These are unparalleled destinations for serene repose in a rejuvenating natural setting.

Subsequently, the itinerary will lead you to the town of Bni Mtir to explore the Charchara waterfall and the enveloping woods. To culminate this escapade, a trip to the town of Béja is planned, where you can indulge in shopping for local dairy delicacies such as cottage cheese, unsalted cheese, butter, and more.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.