Culture
The Water Temple of Zaghouan and the hilltop Berber village of Takrouna, in half a day.
A short, refreshing trip. At the foot of Jebel Zaghouan, the Water Temple marks the source of the Roman aqueduct that supplied Carthage over 130 km. You then reach Takrouna, a Berber village clinging to a rocky peak, for a mint tea overlooking the Enfidha plain.
No. The price is per vehicle: up to 4 passengers in an Economy car, up to 8 in a van. The more you are, the less you pay per person.
Our drivers know the sites well and give good advice, but they are not licensed guides. An official guide can be booked on request, at an extra cost.
Yes. You can add or skip stops with your driver on the day, within the planned duration. For a tailor-made trip, describe it in the message field.
No online payment for excursions: you pay the driver on the day, in cash, in Tunisian dinars or euros.
Cancellation is free more than 24 hours before the excursion; after that, fees may apply.
