TUNISIAN CINEMATEQUE

TUNISIAN CINEMATEQUE
CIRCUIT SUD ADVENTURE

Legend

Bus
Hiking
Driving
Boat

Tunis Carthage Airport, Tunisia ‐ Feb 28, 2024

DAY1 - Visite MEDINAH

Visit Medina of Tunis : Sidi Ben Arous Street ; Zitouna Mosque ; Kasbah Square Visit Sidi Bousaid : The Café des Nattes ; the enchanting streets ; Palace Ennejma Ezzahra
Sidi Boussaid ‐ Mar 1, 2024

Sidi Bou Saïd : is a charming village perched on a hill overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Renowned for its cobbled streets, whitewashed houses with blue shutters and doors, and blooming bougainvillea, this picturesque village offers a peaceful and bohemian atmosphere. It attracts artists, writers, and travelers in search of inspiration and breathtaking views of the Gulf of Tunis.

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Sejnane

The pottery skills of the women of sejnane pertain to the pratice of using a particular technique to produce terracotta artifacts for the home, including kitchen utensils,dolls and animal figurines inspired by the environement. All the stages of production are carried out by women, who also sell the pottery in the village and the edge of neighbouring roads.Women,therefore,play an important role in the Community.
Ichkeul National Park

Ichkeul National Park, in northern Tunisia, is a UNESCO-listed site home to Lake Ichkeul and marshes vital to the ecosystem. It serves as a major stopover for many migratory birds, such as flamingos and ducks. With its rich biodiversity and diverse landscapes, it is a natural sanctuary and a prime destination for nature lovers.

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DAR ICHKEUL MAISON D'HOTE
Sousse ‐ Feb 28, 2024

Sousse, a historic city in Tunisia, is famous for its UNESCO-listed medina, its monuments such as the Ribat and the Great Mosque, and its museums rich in ancient mosaics. A popular tourist destination, it offers beautiful beaches, modern hotels, as well as a rich local culture and delicious cuisine.

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DAY3 - Visit Sousse – El Djem – Sfax & Kerkennah

Sousse : Explore the UNESCO-listed Medina of Sousse ; El Jem : El Jem's Roman amphitheater is an ideal subject for documentaries and educational films exploring ancient history, architecture, and arc...
Amphithéâtre d'El Jem

The El Djem Amphitheater, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheaters. Built in the 3rd century, it could hold 35,000 spectators for gladiator fights and public spectacles. Today, it is a major tourist attraction and a venue for cultural events.
Sfax

Sfax, the second-largest city in Tunisia, is a major economic center thanks to its port and industry, particularly olive oil. Its fortified medina and historical monuments are also noteworthy.
Résidence Club Kerkennah

The Kerkennah Islands, located off the coast of Tunisia, are a tranquil archipelago celebrated for their pristine beaches, rich biodiversity, and traditional fishing culture. The islands' cuisine reflects Mediterranean influences, with an emphasis on fresh seafood due to the region's thriving fishing industry. Traditional dishes include grilled fish, seafood, and fish-based couscous. A signature dish is "brik," a delicate pastry filled with fish, often seasoned with saffron and other local spice [...]
s. The islands are also renowned for their high-quality olive oil and Mediterranean salads made with fresh vegetables, olives, and capers. The cuisine is simple yet flavorful, focusing on local, fresh ingredients.

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DAY4-Explore The Kerkennah Island

Documentaries: The Kerkennah Islands, located off the eastern coast of Tunisia, are a true haven of peace and natural beauty. Comprising several islands, including the two main ones, Kerkennah and Che...
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Tamazrat ‐ Feb 28, 2024

Tamezret, a Berber village in southern Tunisia, is known for its troglodyte houses and unique architecture. Located near Matmata, it offers a glimpse into Berber culture and desert landscapes, making it an ideal place to discover the traditional way of life in the region.

DAY5 - Kerkennah – Matemata Toujane & Guest House Dar Ennaim

Matemata : The troglodyte homes of Matmata offer a unique architectural marvel, providing natural insulation against the desert heat ; exploring its underground dwellings, learning about Berber cultur...
Matmata ‐ Mar 1, 2024
Beni Khedache ‐ Feb 3, 2025
Toujane ‐ Feb 28, 2024
Gabes ‐ Mar 1, 2024
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Gouvernorat Kairouan ‐ Feb 28, 2024

Kairouan, located in central Tunisia, is a historic and spiritual city, considered the first Islamic capital of the Maghreb. Founded in 670, it is famous for the Great Mosque of Okba, one of the oldest and most significant monuments of Islam. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Kairouan captivates visitors with its picturesque alleys, the Aghlabid basins, and its craftsmanship, particularly its exquisite carpets. A city of culture and traditions, it is also renowned for its iconic pastry, ma [...]
krouds, made with honey and dates.

DAY6 - Departure to Kairouan

Kairouan : Kairouan, one of Tunisia’s most historic cities, is a cultural and spiritual gem of the Maghreb. Founded in 670, it played a crucial role in the spread of Islam in North Africa and is home...
Mnaret El Hammamet ‐ Mar 1, 2024
Korba ‐ Feb 28, 2024

Korba, located on the Cap Bon peninsula in Tunisia, is a coastal town known for its fine sandy beaches and well-preserved natural environment. Renowned for its thriving agriculture, particularly citrus fruits and vineyards, it is also home to the Korba lagoon, a sanctuary for migratory birds. Blending tradition and modernity, Korba charms visitors with its peaceful setting and warm hospitality.
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Gouvernorat Nabeul

DAY7 - Nabeul & Korba

Nabeul, located on Tunisia's eastern coast, is known for its beautiful beaches and traditional pottery. Famous for its colorful handmade ceramics, the city also thrives in agriculture, particularly ci...
Tunis Carthage Airport

DAY8 - Korba – Tunis

Departure to tunis after the breakfast Visit medina & transfer to the airport.