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Hammamet / Sousse : the mild breeze of the Mediterranean Sea
Day 1 : Arrival in Tunis
Personalised welcome with company branding.
Bus transfer to Hammamet.
A folklore band will be awaiting the group's arrival.
Welcome cocktail served by the pool.
Keys will be handed over at the branded hospitality desk.
Settling in in the rooms. Relaxing.
Buffet dinner around the pool accompanied by a musical band's alluring Moorish tunes.
Overnight at the hotel.
Day 2 : Meeting / Sidi Bou Said / Dinner in a Palace in the Medina
Buffet breakfast at the hotel
Meeting in fully-equipped conference rooms. Coffee break.
Barbecue lunch around the pool.
Bus departure to the Moorish village of Sidi Bou Said with its immaculate white and blue houses. The village has managed to preserve its charm and its peacefulness.
Discover the meaning of serenity in the Palais du Baron d'Erlanger, once a millionaire's sumptuous retreat and now home to a fascinating Tunisian museum dedicated to music, before moving on to Dar Annabi for a cocktail.
This traditional house of Sidi Bou Said's was recently turned into a museum. Wander around the palatial rooms and courtyards and breathe the timelessness of it all.
Continuation towards Tunis Medina and its maze of covered streets. Dinner in Dar El Jeld or Dar Bel Hadj, converted palaces of the nobility and now two of the finest restaurants in Tunisia. Dinner will include a selection of mouth- watering delicacies, accompanied by a harp player and authentic Moorish music.
Return to Hammamet.
Overnight at the hotel.
Day 3 : Go-karting / El Kantaoui / Treasure hunt in Sousse Medina / Village Ken
Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
Morning of light-hearted competition with the go-kart challenge.
A professional 950 meter-long track, fully-equipped with the latest vehicles, supervision by professional stewards. Prizes will be handed over to winners over lunch at Port el Kantaoui, the Mediterranean's finest garden port which never fails to enchant visitors with its fish restaurants and picturesque setting. Free time to stroll around the Marina and admire the yachts.
Continuation towards the Medina of Sousse. We suggest an exciting treasure hunt through the winding streets of Sousse's old town, an opportunity to see the rich cultural heritage of the old walled city and to discover the exquisite craftsmanship of Tunisia's artisans. Meeting point will be the El Kobaa museum where all teams will gather for a traditional mint tea and some Tunisian sweets.
Return to Hammamet.
“1001 nights” gala dinner at village Ken. Dinner of Tunisian specialities will take place around the magnificient swimming pool of this interesting architectural creation, home to superb exhibitions of Tunisian craftsmanship with such workshops as pottery, glass... have a go at it yourself!
Alternatively, dinner can be served under berber tents or in the newly-built ball-room.
Overnight at the hotel
Day 4 : Kairouan / Mini-olympics
Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
Kairouan, first Islamic city in the Maghreb and for centuries its capital, nowadays reveals its secrets and its treasures:
The Sidi Okba great mosque is a main reference in matters of Islamic architecture.
The Pools built by the Aghlabite princes to route water to the town. These are still considered as masterpieces of hydraulic engineering in the Middle Ages.
The Sidi Sahbi mausoleum or “Barber's mosque” goes back to the 17th century and shelters a Medersa, or school for religious instruction.
Free time to stroll around the coloured souks of the Medina. This is your chance to try out your haggling skills.
Lunch at La Kasbah restaurant, a unique gastronomic experience: this place is designed to blend in with its surroundings: authenticity, sophistication and harmony. Return to Hammamet.
Afternoon at leisure or mini-olympic games. The choice is all yours!
Theme night with dinner in à-la-carte restaurant.
Overnight at the hotel.
Bus transfer to Hammamet.
A folklore band will be awaiting the group's arrival.
Welcome cocktail served by the pool.
Keys will be handed over at the branded hospitality desk.
Settling in in the rooms. Relaxing.
Buffet dinner around the pool accompanied by a musical band's alluring Moorish tunes.
Overnight at the hotel.
Day 2 : Meeting / Sidi Bou Said / Dinner in a Palace in the Medina
Buffet breakfast at the hotel
Meeting in fully-equipped conference rooms. Coffee break.
Barbecue lunch around the pool.
Bus departure to the Moorish village of Sidi Bou Said with its immaculate white and blue houses. The village has managed to preserve its charm and its peacefulness.
Discover the meaning of serenity in the Palais du Baron d'Erlanger, once a millionaire's sumptuous retreat and now home to a fascinating Tunisian museum dedicated to music, before moving on to Dar Annabi for a cocktail.
This traditional house of Sidi Bou Said's was recently turned into a museum. Wander around the palatial rooms and courtyards and breathe the timelessness of it all.
Continuation towards Tunis Medina and its maze of covered streets. Dinner in Dar El Jeld or Dar Bel Hadj, converted palaces of the nobility and now two of the finest restaurants in Tunisia. Dinner will include a selection of mouth- watering delicacies, accompanied by a harp player and authentic Moorish music.
Return to Hammamet.
Overnight at the hotel.
Day 3 : Go-karting / El Kantaoui / Treasure hunt in Sousse Medina / Village Ken
Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
Morning of light-hearted competition with the go-kart challenge.
A professional 950 meter-long track, fully-equipped with the latest vehicles, supervision by professional stewards. Prizes will be handed over to winners over lunch at Port el Kantaoui, the Mediterranean's finest garden port which never fails to enchant visitors with its fish restaurants and picturesque setting. Free time to stroll around the Marina and admire the yachts.
Continuation towards the Medina of Sousse. We suggest an exciting treasure hunt through the winding streets of Sousse's old town, an opportunity to see the rich cultural heritage of the old walled city and to discover the exquisite craftsmanship of Tunisia's artisans. Meeting point will be the El Kobaa museum where all teams will gather for a traditional mint tea and some Tunisian sweets.
Return to Hammamet.
“1001 nights” gala dinner at village Ken. Dinner of Tunisian specialities will take place around the magnificient swimming pool of this interesting architectural creation, home to superb exhibitions of Tunisian craftsmanship with such workshops as pottery, glass... have a go at it yourself!
Alternatively, dinner can be served under berber tents or in the newly-built ball-room.
Overnight at the hotel
Day 4 : Kairouan / Mini-olympics
Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
Kairouan, first Islamic city in the Maghreb and for centuries its capital, nowadays reveals its secrets and its treasures:
The Sidi Okba great mosque is a main reference in matters of Islamic architecture.
The Pools built by the Aghlabite princes to route water to the town. These are still considered as masterpieces of hydraulic engineering in the Middle Ages.
The Sidi Sahbi mausoleum or “Barber's mosque” goes back to the 17th century and shelters a Medersa, or school for religious instruction.
Free time to stroll around the coloured souks of the Medina. This is your chance to try out your haggling skills.
Lunch at La Kasbah restaurant, a unique gastronomic experience: this place is designed to blend in with its surroundings: authenticity, sophistication and harmony. Return to Hammamet.
Afternoon at leisure or mini-olympic games. The choice is all yours!
Theme night with dinner in à-la-carte restaurant.
Overnight at the hotel.
Day 4 : Departure
Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
Bus transfer to Tunis airport.
Assistance with check-in.
Bus transfer to Tunis airport.
Assistance with check-in.
Exclusive use of the fort of Hammamet
Experience a sense of majesty and harmony and look down on centuries and centuries of history from the battlements of the fortification. The ideal venue for a product launch, gala dinner, fashion show or classical music concert.
Berber VillagesThrough the tracks, you will reach the Berber villages of Sidi Khlifa, sidi Jedidi and Takrouna. You will simply love riding donkeys during mini-olympic games. A open bar at sunset will definitely help you quench the thirst for adventure. Eventually, a berber dinner under tents will crown this very exceptional day.
Exclusive use of village ken
An interesting architectural arena, with a display of different building styles from every corner in Tunisia. The village is a superb exhibition centre: craftsmen displaying their wares (of pottery, glass...) will let you have a go at their art during workshops. To top it all, a buffet dinner of Tunisian specialities will take place around the magnificient swimming pool. Alternatively, dinner can be served under berber tents.
Casino CaraïbesOpened in Sousse in 1997, this casino boasts 300 slot machines and 21 card tables. The decor obviously recreates the magical atmosphere of hot Carribean nights. Nightly shows for up to 500 people.
Boat trips and regattas
Boats may be chartered for half or full day excursions off the coast, for fishing parties or relaxation.
