Tunisia · HAMMAMET, NABEUL & THE CAP BON PENINSULA
10 reviewed
Hammamet gives you a walled medina standing on the beach; Nabeul, twenty minutes north, gives you the pottery and spice market that supplies it. These trips work the peninsula properly: quad tracks in the hills, catamarans off the bay, market mornings. What each costs and how long it runs.
Ride modern quads through Hammamet’s hills for panoramic Gulf views, with pickup and small groups. Great fun, just plan for dust and timing.
“Lovely guy who was our guide. Felt very safe and quads were in pretty good condition. More like a ride through farm tracks than anything but we enjoyed it. Ride was about 1.5 hours in total. Take water as no drinks on offer.”
A guided half-day loop from Hammamet to Nabeul for medina architecture, a daily spice market, and hands-on ceramic craft stops.
“La Medina di Hammamet è molto carina e il laboratorio di ceramiche di Nabeul anche. Il problema è stato che saremmo potuti andare anche da soli o soltanto con il driver perché la nostra guida non ci ha mai accompagnato e non ci ha spiegato praticamente niente. Ci ha lasciati soli in entrambe le tappe. Nota positiva: abbiamo potuto vedere come si fanno le ceramiche e acquistarne direttamente dall’ artigiano.”
Hammamet catamaran sea trip with transfer, swimming breaks, drinks and seasonal fruit, plus medina coast views and possible dolphins.
“Bruttissima escursione, personale a bordo molto arrogante e maleducato. Gita molto noiosa non la consiglio assolutamente….”
Paddleboard at sunrise or sunset in Hammamet with hotel pickup, expert guidance, and optional photos, for a calm 2-hour coastal ride.
“Once in water, team was great. Good equipment, adequate instruction and beautiful setting. Locating team on beach was a bit challenging without internet; make sure you know exactly where they'll be if you're not taking advantage of their pick up offers. Very friendly, professional team. Had fun!”
Cape Bon day trip with a private guide to UNESCO Kerkouane, Fort de Kelibia views, the 2,500-year Echraf olive tree, and Haouaria caves.
“My guide was excellent, providing good information and also catering to what I wanted to see. The drive to Cape Bon is a little long, but worth it for the food, for the views, and for the history and the chance to see genuine Punic (rather than Roman) archaeology.”
Cape Bon day trip from Hammamet blends Kerkouane Punic ruins, Kelibia fort views, flamingos at Korba, Nabeul pottery, and Korbous springs.
“We really enjoyed our day trip with our guide Athman who spoke excellent English and was a very knowledgeable and experienced guide. We visited all the areas stated on the itinerary and our guide was flexible about how we divided our tiRead more”
Half-day trip from Hammamet to Korbous hot springs where mineral water meets the Mediterranean and cliff views span Tunis and Carthage.
“The guide and the driver were both totally excellent!”
Private 6-hour outing in Hammamet: Friguia Park animal park near Sousse, lunch included, plus time in the Medina of Hammamet.
“We loved it! Our guide was super nice and took great care of us and showed us everything, we didn't have to wait long and even saw more than was described. I would recommend this tour to everyone and would do it again and again myself, it was really worth every cent!”
A 5-hour private Cap Bon tour from Tunis with hot springs, UNESCO Kerkouane ruins, Kelibia fort views, and Yasmine Hammamet medina.
“Our guide Chaouki explained a lot of stuffs, history and culture. It was ramadan term so all the points were quiet and less busy. We absolutely enjoyed the tour.”
Cap-Bon day trip from Hammamet: medinas, Punic ruins, pottery markets, Kelibia fort, and Korbous hot springs, private transport.
“We hadn't realised we had booked without a guide. Not a problem the company were happy to help and let us pay the rest in person to the tour guide. Our guide was excellent, we would definitely book with this company again, so informative and put what we wanted to do at the top of their priorities, was an absolute pleasure to be taken around by them.”
