To enjoy the real taste of Tunisia you have to try the best Tunisian food - one of life’s great pleasures, Discover off-the-beaten-path spots and the real Tunisia that is not covered in any guidebook. This food tour offers an unforgettable and amazing experience in one of the oldest cultures and cuisines in the Mediterranean. Find the best places to eat in Tunisia and enjoy many delicious food tastings. Become a Tunisian food expert and learn how to spot the fake stuff from the real thing! If you’re looking for an authentic taste of Tunisian cuisine and culture, join us on this delicious afternoon experience.

Start your class with a short overview of Tunisian food so that you can get to understand any particular last minute requests or preferences. Then continue on to visit the food and spice markets before returning to cook. The classes offer hands on instruction. The idea is for you to actually make the food in close contact with a traditional Tunisian chef. The approach is to prepare the components of a meal, usually consisting of several salads and a main course or two. You can vary this format to cater to your own tastes or specific interest areas, and your instructors are happy to teach you any Tunisian recipe. Because the classes are private, you have complete flexibility to adapt the class to anything you might want to do. The class will go at the right pace for you and cover what you would like to cover.

Be picked up at your accommodation in Sousse and head to Carthage. Learn about the history of Carthage and see city ruins at The Carthage National Museum. Visit the American Cemetery, where 3000 WWII soldiers were buried. The Cemetary is a few acres in size and is filled with flowers and a variety of century-old trees. Next, you’ll head to Sidi Bou, known for its blue and white streets. Here you’ll explore the alleyways of the area and see architecture that is typical of the area. Visit the Palace Nejma Ezzahra. Built at the beginning of the 20th Century, it was once the residence of Baron Rodolphe d'Erlanger. Travel to Dar Alaïa at the peak of the hill in Sidi Bou Saïd. Dar Alaïa is a tribute to Ezzedine Alai. In the afternoon you’ll visit the Bardo Museum. Famous for its collection of Roman mosaics, which is the largest and richest collection in the world. Travel to Tunis and explore Tunis Medina. See Zitouna Mosque, which is the second oldest Mosque in Africa. After you visit, you’ll be dropped off at your accommodation in Sousse.

Day 1.  Following an early pick-up at your accommodation in Douz, meet your Bedouin cameleers and begin your camel trek. Enjoy riding the camel with fascinating views of the golden dunes and the amazing landscape, which changes as the day progresses. At midday, have a break for lunch and while the chef will prepare a delicious meal, you have the opportunity to take photographs of the impressive desert. After lunch, your journey continues to the desert camp for an overnight stay. Spend the night under the starry Saharan sky with the sound of drumming around the fire following an impressive Berber dinner. Day 2.  In the early morning, enjoy the charming sunrise and have a Berber breakfast. Then ride the camel and see some rather beautiful panoramic views. At midday, return to camp so you can watch how to prepare a traditional Bedouin lunch. This style of food is unique. Soon after a tasty lunch, you will ride the camel until sunset and see the amazing sunset on top of the golden dunes. Finish a fine day, with a marvelous dinner near the campfire, under millions of stars.  Day 3. Wake up to the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and a tasty breakfast with the view of an amazing sunrise. Ride the camel to discover the incredible sides of the beautiful desert. At midday, you will have a traditional healthy lunch along the famous flatbread prepared on open fire. Continue to ride the camel through the remarkable dunes and fantastic landscape. Your Tunisian desert adventure will wind to a close, with a camel trek back to the initial meeting point, where your return transportation to Douz awaits.

Hectic resort in summer, well known for its beaches and its party atmosphere, Hammamet is also a small city with an authentic charm. Turquoise waters, the scent of jasmine, white houses and stone walls gilded by the centuries… Admirate Its Fort, which occupies the corner of the outer wall, was enlarged in the 16th century by the Turks during their war with the Spanish over the control of Tunisia. Walk through the old Medina and climb it Ribat and enjoy the breathtaking view of the mediterranean sea. Visit of Dar Sebastian or Villa Sebastian was built in the 1920s by the Romanian George Sebastian. This estate contains residences, a park created by Sebastian in 1932 and an amphitheater with a sea view hosting the famous Hammamet International Festival Experience the domain in Grombalia, a true return to the sources of Mediterranean viticulture which offers wines perfectly adapted to varying tastes. Visit the wine cellars to immortalize the moment and travel back in time to discover the underground treasures of wine, but also to understand the job of the winemaker. Taste the products of the vine which has been cultivated for a whole year. After that, taste three of the best local wines in three colors. Enjoy lunch (optional, according to the availability and according to the number of people), before returning to your place of residence.