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Destinations
Cities, islands, oases and heritage sites worth the journey.
Sfax
Tunisia's second city, with a busy, authentic medina still enclosed by its original walls.
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Tataouine and the Ksour
A desert region dotted with ksour, fortified granaries of stacked vaulted rooms, and hilltop villages like Chenini.
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Sousse
A lively coastal city with a UNESCO-listed medina, a ribat and one of the great mosaic collections.
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Testour
A town founded by Moriscos expelled from Spain, with a mosque clock that famously runs backwards.
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El Haouaria
A village at the tip of Cap Bon, known for its vast sea caves carved by ancient quarrymen and its falconry tradition.
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Ain Draham
A mountain town in the Kroumirie hills, cool in summer and sometimes snowy in winter.
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Bizerte
A harbour city on a canal between lake and sea, with an old port and kasbah and the continent's northernmost cape nearby.
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Monastir
A tidy seaside town known for its ribat and as the birthplace of Habib Bourguiba.
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Tabarka
A green corner of the north-west coast, where forested hills meet coral reefs and a fort crowns the island.
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Zaghouan
A mountain town known for its Roman Water Temple, its rose water and its kaak warka biscuits.
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Ghar El Melh
A small lagoon town north of Tunis with Ottoman-era forts, an old harbour and wild beaches.
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Mahdia
A calm town on a narrow peninsula, once the capital of the Fatimid caliphate, with a medina surrounded by sea.
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Dougga
A UNESCO-listed Roman town on a hillside of olive groves, often almost empty of visitors.
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Ichkeul National Park
A UNESCO-listed lake and mountain landscape near Bizerte, vital for migrating birds.
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Tunis
A capital of contrasts: a living medina, colonial-era boulevards and cafés where the city's conversations never really stop.
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Nabeul
A working town known for ceramics, its weekly market and the flavours of Cap Bon.
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Carthage
The legendary city of Dido and Hannibal, now a UNESCO site spread through a leafy residential suburb.
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Hammamet
Tunisia's classic beach town, with a compact medina on the water and a garden villa that became a cultural centre.
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Djerba
North Africa's largest island: whitewashed mosques, palm groves, an ancient synagogue and open-air street art.
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Kelibia
A low-key town on the tip of Cap Bon, watched over by a hilltop fortress and known for its beaches.
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