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Nabeul & Hammamet Tour: Discover Pottery, History & Scenic Views

from $1,601

Duration

3 days

Type

Guided, Private

Difficulty

Easy

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The day begins with a pickup from your hotel in Tunis or Hammamet (depending on the option chosen). Your tour commences with a journey to Nabeul, renowned for its pottery, painted plates, and earthenware, crafted through generations of skilled artisans. Explore the traditional workshops where mats are woven from green rush, a vital aspect of the town's heritage.

Next, head to Hammamet for a guided tour of the Medina, offering stunning views of the sea from its rooftops. Discover the villa of George Sebastian, an architectural gem built in pure Arabo-Andalusian style during the 1920s. Formerly the residence of the Romanian artist G. Sebastian and his wealthy American wife, the villa boasts a picturesque setting facing the sea, surrounded by a lush park, rare trees, and a thriving orchard.

Enjoy some leisure time for lunch in Yasmine Hammamet, with your guide offering recommendations. After lunch, take a leisurely stroll around Hammamet harbor before concluding the tour and returning to your place of residence.

Inclusions

Parking Fees
Bottled water
Air-conditioned vehicle
Professional guide

Exclusions

Food & drinks
Tips
Gratuities

Tour Plan

Itinerary

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Day 1 Hammamet

Hammamet is a charming coastal village located in the northeastern region of Tunisia, known for its beautiful beaches and rich history. Once a fortified village inhabited by a community of ascetics in the Middle Ages, the city offers visitors a glimpse into the region's rich cultural heritage.

One of the highlights of Hammamet is its Fort, which was built during the 15th century and was later enlarged in the 16th century by the Turks during their war with the Spanish. The Fort offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside and the Mediterranean Sea. Visitors can also explore the narrow streets of the old Medina and climb its Ribat to enjoy the breathtaking views of the sea.

In addition to its historic sites, Hammamet is also home to the modern extension of Yasmine Hammamet, which features a large marina surrounded by restaurants, bars, and shops.

Overall, Hammamet is a charming destination that offers visitors a mix of history, culture, and stunning natural beauty, making it a must-see location in Tunisia's northern region.

Day 1 Nabeul

Nabeul is a town located in the northeastern region of Tunisia, known for its rich history and traditional crafts. The town is famous for its earthenware tiles and ceramics, which can be seen everywhere, from the facades of houses to the decoration of shops and public buildings.

Nabeul has a mix of Jewish and Muslim communities that are closely mingled, adding to the town's rich cultural heritage. Visitors can explore the narrow streets of the old Medina, which is filled with artisan shops selling traditional crafts and souvenirs.

One of the highlights of Nabeul is the Archaeological Museum, which houses a number of treasures, such as Roman mosaics and statues of the gods of Carthage. The museum provides an insight into the town's rich history and cultural heritage.

Overall, Nabeul is a must-see destination for anyone interested in traditional crafts, history, and culture. The town offers a unique glimpse into Tunisia's rich cultural heritage and provides a fascinating insight into the region's history.