Carthage, Bardo Museum, Sidi Bou Said & Tunis Medina Tour

About This Experience

This is the four-stop day at its most affordable: Carthage, the Bardo National Museum, Sidi Bou Said and the Medina of Tunis, with round-trip hotel transfer from anywhere in Tunis or Hammamet. At $17 the entry-level option buys the transport and the vehicle; the guide, the lunch and the site entry fees are each sold as add-ons, which is what keeps the headline price where it is.

Carthage comes first. The listing singles out the Antonine Baths, with their view straight out over the Mediterranean, and Byrsa Hill, where the Punic citadel stood and where the museum sits today. Sidi Bou Said follows — the cliff-top village of whitewashed walls and blue shutters that most people picture when they picture Tunisia. The Bardo holds the largest collection of Roman mosaics anywhere in the world, and the medina closes the day among the souks.

Two practical points. Transfer times vary with your pickup city, and the operator says so plainly: a Hammamet pickup makes for a longer day than a Tunis one. And pickup from the cruise port carries an extra fee, while pickup outside Tunis and Hammamet is not offered at all.

Highlights

• Four headline sights — Carthage, the Bardo, Sidi Bou Said and the medina — in one day
• Round-trip hotel transfer from any address in Tunis or Hammamet
• The Bardo's mosaic collection, the largest of its kind in the world
• The Antonine Baths and Byrsa Hill at Carthage
• Optional lunch in La Goulette or Sidi Bou Said

What's Included

• ✓ Pickup and drop-off at any hotel or address in Tunis or Hammamet
• ✓ Air-conditioned, tourism-licensed vehicle insured for visitors
• ✓ Licensed guide (if that option is selected)
• ✓ Lunch (if that option is selected)
• ✓ Site entry fees (if that option is selected)

Not Included

• Pickup and drop-off in cities other than Tunis and Hammamet
• Cruise-port pickup, which carries an extra fee
• Drinks

What to Bring

• Comfortable walking shoes
• Cash for entry fees if you did not pre-book them

Good to Know & Caveats

• The day gets longer the further out you are collected — transfer time is inside the eight hours, not on top of it
• Guide, lunch and entry fees are each a separate booking option rather than part of the base price
• The Bardo National Museum closes on Mondays

Meeting Point

Hotel pickup from any address in Tunis or Hammamet, including apartments and private addresses. Cruise-port collection at La Goulette is possible for an additional fee; pickups outside these two areas are not offered.