I was on the MSC Splendida when we got to the Port of La Goulette. Naturally I booked the Carthage Tour and it was an awesome sight to say the least - Tunesia is rich in Carthagian and Roman Culture and our tour guide brought it all to life. Especially interesting was the Aqueduct. I have seen bigger ones in... More

We visited Tunis while on a cruise, we did a tour of the ancient carthage and its relics-it was interesting and well kept, not a vast area but worthwhile to see, though our guide wasn't too knowledgeable; I would like to state that the port area of La Goulette is also something that stands out in my mind, the camels... More

Tunisia is a treasure of CArthagian and roman culture.. I encourage evrey one to visit ant to learn more about this period.. The sculpters are amazing but you have to put a hut because if you are goung to visit it in sum

Those who "hate rocks" will be bored. I loved it. Rich history, ewll organized... There is a lot to see.. to be honest not as much as in Greece but the ruins are beautiful, sculptures amazing, I would go there again.

The tour guide provided by Holland America was excellent.

We returned from a 2 week visit to Tunisia - north to south - visiting numerous sites for the above mentioned ruins plus visiting Berber settlements still inhabited in the souther part of the country - in the Sahara. OAT was the provider of this particular tour and are not planning to offer the tour in 2012 but certainly is... More

i booked a private tour through carthage tours for my sister and myself. it was 320 dinars for the day, to see the medina, the bardo museum, carthage, and sidi bou said our guide refused to take us through the medina. we walked from our hotel (dar el-medina, a fabulous place) to the tourist souk, and then out. i explained... More