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Tunisia – Hammamet Tunisia Package 5 Nights Hammamet + 2 Nights Tunis ITINERARY Day 1: Tunis Airport-Hammamet = 65 Km. Day 2: Hammamet /Kairouan /Monastir /Sousse-Port El Kantaoui /Hammamet = 280 Km. Day 3: Free day in Hammamet (Optional tour: Half day Boat Trip). Day 4: Hammamet / Nabeul / Kelibia / Kerkouane /El Haouaria / Korbous / Hammamet =250 Km. Day 5: Free day Day 6: Hammamet / Carthage / Sidi Bou Said / Bardo-Museum / Tunis = 105 Km. Day 7: Free day in Tunis Day 8: Tunis / Tunis Airport = 10 - 15 Km. 7 Mezher Street-Antelias - Beirut – Lebanon T: +961 4 712 037 Fax: +961 4 715 196 P.O. Box: 60-233 Zip Code: 1241 2020 R.C. 1035 Baabda VAT No 8721-601 http://www.ventnouveau.com [email protected] 1st Day: Tunis Airport-Hammamet Arrival at the airport, welcome, assistance and transfer to the hotel in Hammamet. Dinner and accommodation. 2nd Day: Kairouan / Monastir / Sousse-Port El Kantaoui / Hammamet 08H00: After breakfast, departure to Kairouan. 10H20: Visit of the Great Mosque, the Aghlabiden pools and free time in the Medina. 11H30: Departure to Monastir visit the mausoleum of Habib Bourguiba and Ribat of Monastir he’s most prominent monument of the city of Monastir. 13H00: Departure to Sousse, visit the Medina and free time for Shopping. 14H30: Lunch (with supplement). 16H00: Departure to the Port El Kantaoui and free time in the marina. 17H15: Return to Hammamet. 18H30: Arrival at the hotel, dinner and accommodation. 7 Mezher Street-Antelias - Beirut – Lebanon T: +961 4 712 037 Fax: +961 4 715 196 P.O. Box: 60-233 Zip Code: 1241 2020 R.C. 1035 Baabda VAT No 8721-601 http://www.ventnouveau.com [email protected] 3rd Day: Free day in Hammamet (Optional tour: Boat Trip) 09H00: After breakfast free day on Half board. Optional: Departure to the Marina of Yasmine Hammamet and ½ Day Boat trip (if weather permitting). 4th Day: Nabeul / Kelibia / Kerkouane / El Haouaria / Korbous / Hammamet 08H00: After breakfast in the hotel start the city of Hammamet to visit the ancient city, the Spanish castle. 10H20: Departure to the city of Nabeul Visit the old Neapolis, the market and the pottery center. 11H30: Visit of Kelibia, which is a touristic city famous for its beautiful and fortified fortress called the "tower" 13H00: Visit to the ancient city of Kerkouane, which dates back to the Bony period. 14H30: Departure to El Haouaria situated at the tip of the Cap Bon peninsula, which is famous of its grottes. 16H00: Lunch in a local restaurant (with supplement). 17H30: Continuation to visit Korbous, situated on the north coast of the Cap Bon peninsula. 18H30: Return to the hotel. 7 Mezher Street-Antelias - Beirut – Lebanon T: +961 4 712 037 Fax: +961 4 715 196 P.O. Box: 60-233 Zip Code: 1241 2020 R.C. 1035 Baabda VAT No 8721-601 http://www.ventnouveau.com [email protected] 5th Day: Free day in Hammamet Free day in the hotel on half board Optional: Dinner at the Shahrazad Restaurant with animation. 6th Day: Carthage / Sidi Bou Said / Bardo-Museum / Tunis 08H30: After breakfast, check out and departure to Tunis. 10H00: Arrival to Carthage, visit of the archaeological sites: the Thermal bath of Antonin, the Punic ports and the theatre. 11H30: Departure to Sidi Bou Said and visit of the Marabou City and relax in the famous “Café Sidi Chabaane” or “Café des Nattes” that have a very nice Sea view. 12H45: Departure for lunch (with supplement). 14H00: Departure to Bardo Museum and visit the most important archaeological museum of the Maghreb countries and the richest concerning the Roman mosaics in the world. 16H45: Departure to the Medina. 17H30: Departure to the hotel in Tunis and accommodation. 7th Day: Free day in Tunis Free day in the hotel on Bed & breakfast. 8th Day: Tunis / Tunis Airport Breakfast in the hotel. Check out and transfer to the airport for the final departure. 7 Mezher Street-Antelias - Beirut – Lebanon T: +961 4 712 037 Fax: +961 4 715 196 P.O. Box: 60-233 Zip Code: 1241 2020 R.C. 1035 Baabda VAT No 8721-601 http://www.ventnouveau.com [email protected] .
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