In the animal park "Frigia" in front of the main entrance there is a dolphinarium with a huge pool. The dolphin and seal show take …
Hammamet Central Square (aka Place des Martyrs) It is easy to reach the Kasbah fortress, the Grand Mosque and all the main mark …
Hammamet Bay from the Gulf of Tunisia separates Cape Tib. In 180 BC, the Romans established the colony of Putput. Later, the Arabs …
In Medina there is a signal tower Kasbah, which offers a magnificent view of Hammamet, its surroundings and the sea bay. Around Me …
It lives on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, from the humid lowlands to the borders of the desert. Meeting the dawn in the Lev …
The Cape Bonn tour also includes historical heritage, but we combined it with health.To begin with, we will go to a town called El …
Tuburbo Mayus or Colony of Julia Aurelius Commodus was originally a Punic town that was located 60 kilometers southwest of Carthag …
I discovered Tunisia for the first time in 2005, and since then I have always admired every day I spent here. Here ev …
Hammamet is a sunny seaside town on the Mediterranean coast of Tunisia, where ancient history coexists with beach holidays and tourist life. Its uniqueness in the combination of Arab Medina, fortresses and sea boulevard, impregnated with the aroma of jasmine, creates a special atmosphere: cozy streets are replaced by a wide embankment, and history is visible in every stone wall.
Among the man-made attractions of Hammamet are the Kasbah with its signal tower, from where the panoramas of the bay open, the central square (Place des Martyrs), the old Medina with mosques and workshops, as well as the dolphinarium in the Phrygia Park at the main entrance. The tourist area of Yasmin Hammamet is known for its yachting port and modern promenade, and nearby you can see the archaeological traces of Tuburbo Mayus – a reminder of the Roman past of the region.
The nature here is no less impressive: Hammamet Bay and typical Mediterranean beaches with clean sand, Cape Bonn with picturesque views and coastal landscapes surrounded by olive plantations and green groves. Nearby fields and olive plantations offer leisurely walks and tastings, and the sea horizons beckon to yacht walks and calm sunsets.
On our site, all these objects are collected on an interactive map: you can see the location of each point, find out what to see first, read brief descriptions of attractions and build a personal route. A convenient planner will help to allocate time, make a walking or car route and mark the most interesting places for one day or for the whole trip.
You are free to explore Hammamet on your own, walking around Medina, climbing the Kasba Tower and relaxing on the beach, or book a tour with local guides. Professional guides will tell historical and cultural details, show hidden corners of the city, organize trips to Cape Bonn, archaeological areas and olive plantations with tasting, so you will learn much more than in the guidebook.
Come to Hammamet to feel the sea wind, discover the ancient streets and new tastes of this sunny city. Plan a trip, make itineraries and go to meet the discoveries - Hammamet is ready to give impressions all year round.