Tunisia 3 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Exploring Tunis

  • Morning: Start your day with a visit to the Bardo Museum (Open from 9 AM - 5 PM). It houses one of the greatest collections of Roman mosaics and antiquities in the world.

  • Afternoon: Head to the heart of Tunis, the Medina of Tunis. Get lost in its narrow streets filled with local crafts, traditional cafes, and historic mosques like the Zitouna Mosque. Don’t miss the El Dar Chraoui market.

  • Evening: Stroll along the Marine Boulevard, also known as La Corniche, offering stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea. Have dinner at one of the seafood restaurants there.

  • Things to Know: Tunisian Arabic is the language widely spoken, but French and English are also common in urban areas. The local currency is the Tunisian Dinar (TD).

  • Visa Requirements: For most countries, a visa is not required for stays under 90 days. However, check your country’s specific requirements before travel.

  • Transportation: Taxis are readily available and affordable. Consider downloading the app ‘Cabbi’ for a reliable taxi service.

Day 2: Carthage and Sidi Bou Said

  • Morning: Visit Carthage, the ancient Roman city, now an archaeological site. Don’t miss the Antonin Baths and the Tophet Necropolis.

  • Afternoon: Head to the picturesque town of Sidi Bou Said. Known for its stunning blue and white buildings, it offers beautiful views of the sea and a relaxed atmosphere.

  • Evening: Return to Tunis and explore the bustling Avenue Bourguiba for some shopping and dining.

Day 3: Hammamet and Nabeul

  • Morning: Take a day trip to Hammamet. Enjoy the sandy beaches, visit the ancient Roman ruins at Bulla Regia, and explore the old medina.

  • Afternoon: Head to nearby Nabeul, famous for its pottery workshops. Wander through the streets filled with pottery shops and watch artisans at work.

  • Evening: Return to Tunis and enjoy a traditional Tunisian dinner at Café Sosa in the Medina, known for its Harissa dish.

Things to Know: Tipping is customary in Tunisia, especially in restaurants and taxis. Always ask for the check if you don’t see a service charge added.

  • Transportation: For day trips, consider hiring a car or arranging for a guided tour. Buses are also available but less convenient.