• 9 days/8 nights – flights not included.
• Return transfer airport/hotel by private Land Rover.
• 4 nights bed and breakfast accommodation in a suite with sea view at “La Villa Bleue”.
• 4 nights bed and breakfast accommodation in a suite with sea view at “La Badira”.
• Romantic welcome: rose petals, candles, etc.

• The splendour of your accommodation: “La Villa Bleue” in Sidi Bou Saïd and “La Badira” in Hammamet
• The exclusivity of the Thémaé Paris spa centre
• The hill-top village of Sidi Bou Saïd and the authenticity of the Medina of Hammamet
• The long, sandy beaches; romantic candlelit dinner.

Lunch meeting with a Tunisian personality

As the initiator of the “Arab spring”, Tunisia was the impetus for the revolutions in the region. The country has always differentiated itself through its openness and its aspiration for democracy. In this exceptional politico-historical context, we can organise for you a lunch or dinner with Tunisians who are at the heart of the current changes: artists, intellectuals, campaigners, business leaders or mere employees who also happen to be players in civil society. You will have an amazing opportunity to exchange views with them and gain a better understanding of the challenges facing Tunisian society, away from the clichés and closer to the facts. This meeting will also allow you to find out more about the traditions, the cuisine and the local culture.

Tunisian cookery lesson

Tunisian cuisine contains the blend of peoples that constitute its history: from Berber semolina to Jewish tagines, Andalusian pastries delicately flavoured with flower water and subtly spiced Spanish stews. We invite you to explore this cuisine and create an entire menu before tasting it in a charming residence in the heart of the Medina of Tunis or Nabeul.

Explore the Medina of Tunis, the Art Nouveau capital and the Bardo national museum

In the company of an urban architect and enthusiastic author, you will explore the capital: the secret establishments in the Medina and also modern Tunis and its Art Nouveau. The Medina has the ability to transport you to a unique world that stimulates all your senses. Enter the doors of 17th century palaces, roam the narrow, winding streets, discover the Tunis of days gone by and take the pulse of the modern Tunis in the Central Market, a series of covered halls where all the locals come together to do their shopping amid the joyful shouts of the greengrocers, butchers, fishmongers, cheesemongers, and other traders.
You will also be amazed when you visit the Bardo national museum. This jewel of Tunisian heritage is not to be missed during your trip to Tunis. It’s a little-known fact that Tunisia has the most important heritage of ancient mosaics in the world, just waiting for you to discover.