Tunis medina and Bardo Museum
A private day in Tunis combining the Bardo National Museum, home to one of the world's richest Roman mosaic collections, and the UNESCO-listed medina with its souks and palaces..
A private half-day excursion from Tunis or La Goulette, combining the archaeological sites of Carthage with the blue and white village of Sidi Bou Saïd.
A private half-day excursion from Tunis or La Goulette, combining the archaeological sites of Carthage with the blue and white village of Sidi Bou Saïd. About four hours, driver on hand, your group only.
Departure is from your accommodation in Tunis or immediately nearby, at the time agreed the day before. The format fits a half day, leaving the morning or the afternoon free. It is the option most cruise passengers on a call choose, for whom the return time takes precedence over everything else.
The driver's tip — The sites are spread over more than 4 km. With a driver on hand the whole set takes half a day; on foot it takes two. More about Carthage →
Site entry fees, meals and tips are not included. The transport price is quoted before confirmation, with no obligation.
Yes. No other travellers join your group. You leave at the time you choose, stay as long as you want at each site, and head back when you are done. That is the essential difference from a packaged excursion.
No. Entry tickets are paid on site, which leaves you free to visit or skip each one, and lunch is at your own cost. The driver takes you to places he knows, matched to your budget and to any dietary needs you flag at booking.
Yes. Tunis is the most common starting point for this excursion, but TunisiaRide adapts the itinerary to where you are staying. The total duration and the price are recalculated accordingly and quoted before confirmation.
A private day in Tunis combining the Bardo National Museum, home to one of the world's richest Roman mosaic collections, and the UNESCO-listed medina with its souks and palaces..
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Tell us your route: TunisiaRide replies within two working hours with a firm price. No online payment.