Half a day in Sidi Bousaid from Hammamet
Description
When traveling to Tunisia, the white and blue village of Sidi Bousaid is the first place to visit. With its white and blue houses and the beauty of the doors decorated with nails testifying to fantastic Andalusian medieval architectural know-how, To have beautiful vacation photos, you should not miss the beautiful backdrops of Sidi Bousaid flowered by bougainvillea of different colors. The panoramic view over the entire Gulf of Tunis will take your breath away. And finally you have to enjoy a good cup of tea with the famous donut of Sidi Bousaid This tour is self-guided.
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Itinerary
Sidi Bousaid Picturesque white and blue village perched on a hill overlooking the entire Gulf of Tunis, considered the postcard of Tunisia, pearl of the Mediterranean and destination for all tourists visiting Tunisia.
The café des délices which bears the name of the song by Patrick Bruel.
Highlights
What's included
Pickup Locations & Times
You will receive a message the day before your excursion indicating the exact departure time.
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- The outward journey time is one hour and the same for the return journey.
Reviews(76)
Great trip, fabulous driver!
Top excursion, plan to wear sneakers Because of the slopes Bring water and a cap
Breathtaking views. Must see.
Beautiful location with stunning views however once again got pounded to buy items from the locals. Advice.......always ask the cost at the point of showing interest as im sure they tally it up based on nationality, haggle haggle and lots of haggling is a must! Always check your garments before leaving the shop ref sizes, as they say its the right size shove it in a bag and when you get home it doesnt fit coz its a xsml instead of a lrg.......20 quid lost, in a flash!!
Great. We had a driver named Ali, very nice. Sidi Bou is a lovely little village that resembles Santorini or any island in the Cyclades.
We got picked up and dropped off right on time in a comfy, air-conditioned car, which was great since it was a super hot day. The driver was really friendly and paid attention to us. The only slight bummer was that we picked up some French-speaking girls on the way, and the driver only talked about the sights in French, which we couldn't understand. Just a heads-up: the cafe has awesome views, but it's pretty pricey for what you get. Make sure you check drink prices before you order anything. They did take cards, though, and I was able to pay with my British bank account. It's quite a climb, and it was super busy and warm the day we were there. Last thing to know: you can snag some good deals in the market, but you'll have to bargain. For some necklaces and jewelry, they first told me it was 420 Dinar. I easily got the price down to 100 Dinar with a little bit of haggling.
Got picked up at the hotel Royal Nozha in Hammamet, went straight to Sidi Bou Side with some pointers on the way from our driver. Lovely half a day out walked down to the marina and had lunch then headed back up the hill to meet our driver at 12pm. We even stopped on the way back to take photos of the City and view from bridge in Tunis. Would recommend as half a day was enough for us
We had a lovely day in Sidi Bousaid after a rainy start to the morning. Our driver was very helpful and knowledgeable and showed us lots of historical sites and gave us good information. I would highly recommend doing this half day tour it's well worth seeing.
It was a lovely outing, and the driver was very friendly. Since he only spoke French, communication was done using a Google Translator, which worked very well. I really liked that one was not bound to a group; there was plenty of time for shopping, having coffee, and reaching the highest point.
Very nice village but the bazaar by bus, too crowded to circulate
