Sahara Express: 2 days

Start your day with a visit to El Jem to explore the magnificent Roman Colosseum, the second largest in the world, which stands as an impressive testament to ancient engineering and grandeur. As you explore this remarkable structure, you will be transported back in time, marveling at its well-preserved ruins and imagining the splendor of the gladiatorial games that once took place there.

Matmata, located in southern Tunisia, is famous for its unique troglodyte houses, carved into the rocky hillsides. These cave-like dwellings provide natural insulation from the desert heat and provide a glimpse into traditional Berber life. The village’s striking desert landscape and distinctive architecture make it a fascinating destination. Lunch: Enjoy a delicious meal at a local restaurant, featuring traditional Tunisian dishes.

Head to Douz: Travel to Douz, known as the “gateway to the desert.” This charming town is your gateway to the vast and beautiful landscapes of the Sahara. As you approach Douz, you will begin to feel the vastness of the desert stretching out before you. Dinner and overnight: Relax in a desert camp with a traditional dinner and spend the night under the stars.

Head to Chott el Jerid: Chott el Jerid is a vast salt flat in southern Tunisia, known for its surreal and out-of-this-world landscape. This sprawling, dried-up lake features shimmering salt crusts and a dramatic, arid backdrop that is particularly striking at sunrise and sunset. It is a unique natural wonder that provides a stark yet beautiful contrast to the surrounding desert. Visit Chebika: Chebika is a picturesque oasis in southern Tunisia, nestled at the foot of the Atlas Mountains. Known for its lush date palms, natural springs, and dramatic desert landscape, Chebika offers a serene retreat with breathtaking views and a glimpse into traditional oasis life.

Visit Ong Jemal by 4*4: Known as the setting of the famous saga "Star Wars", Ong Jemal is above all a magnificent place, totally disconnected from time and space. Visit "Mos Espa".

En route to Tunis: Take a panoramic tour of Kairouan, a city rich in history and one of the holiest sites in Islam. As the first capital of the Maghreb and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kairouan is renowned for its historical wonders and is celebrated as the capital of traditional handmade carpets.