Joanna James
December is a delightful time to explore the wonders of Tunisia with your family. Here are five activities that promise a memorable family holiday in Tunisia during the winter season.
Start your adventure with a visit to the historic city in Tunisia, Carthage. The ruins of this ancient Phoenician and Roman city are a must-explore, which include the impressive Antonine Baths, the Punic Ports, and the Carthage National Museum. Walk through the archaeological sites and let your family immerse themselves in the rich history that once thrived in this UNESCO World Heritage site.
Step into the heart of Tunis, where the bustling Medina awaits with its narrow alleys, vibrant markets, and historic architecture. The Medina of Tunis, a UNESCO World Heritage site, provides an immersive experience for families. Traverse the labyrinthine streets, shop for traditional crafts in Souk El Attarine, and marvel at the grandeur of Zitouna Mosque. Share a meal at a local eatery to savour authentic Tunisian cuisine and create lasting memories.
Escape to the enchanting coastal town of Hammamet for a relaxing family retreat. Known for its picturesque beaches and azure waters, Hammamet offers a perfect setting for water activities and beachside relaxation. Engage in a family-friendly game of beach volleyball, explore the lively medina, or enjoy a boat trip for panoramic views of the coastline. With its laid-back atmosphere and pleasant weather, Hammamet is a coastal haven for families seeking a tranquil December getaway, with properties such as the Residence Tunis making for excellent family stays as well.
For an unforgettable family adventure, venture into the heart of the Sahara Desert with a trip to Douz, often referred to as the "Gateway to the Sahara." Experience the thrill of a desert safari on camelback, allowing your family to witness the mesmerising landscapes of vast sand dunes. Consider spending a night in a traditional Bedouin-style camp, where you can stargaze with your loved ones amid the tranquil desert surroundings. The Sahara offers a unique and awe-inspiring backdrop for family bonding and exploration.
Conclude your family holiday with a visit to the charming coastal town of Sidi Bou Said. Known for its blue-and-white architecture and artistic flair, this picturesque town offers a delightful blend of culture and relaxation. Wander through the cobblestone streets, adorned with bougainvillaea and jasmine, and explore the art galleries showcasing local talent. Treat your family to the renowned Tunisian pastry, "Makroudh," at one of the quaint cafes while enjoying panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea.
A family excursion to the enchanting island of Djerba will always be welcomed by the youngsters. Explore the Guellala Museum, where traditional pottery and local crafts come to life. Visit the El Ghriba Synagogue, one of the oldest in the world, and experience the island's unique blend of cultures. Djerba promises a captivating mix of history, tradition, and coastal beauty that will leave a lasting impression on your family.
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