3 Days Itinerary in Sousse, Tunisia - Travel Guide
Tantalizing Tunisian Tour–3 Days In Sousse
Days | Description |
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1 | Day 1 - Welcoming Waves and Wondrous Sights |
2 | Day 2 - Unveiling the Mysteries of Time |
3 | Day 3 - Sublime Simplicity to Sizzling Shopping |
Introduction
Experience the coastal city of Sousse, Tunisia in just three magical days. Get ready to dive into a timeless blend of history, culture, and seaside charm. We'll cover everything from ancient ruins to shimmering beaches, mouthwatering delicacies to lively local markets. So, here's your roadmap to an unforgettable journey through Sousse!
Day 1 - Welcoming Waves and Wondrous Sights
Let's dive straight into the heart of Sousse–the medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walk through its narrow cobbled streets bordered by color-popping buildings that house shops, cafes, and boutiques. Within this bustling medina resides the grand Kasbah, a fortress turned museum. Make sure you climb to the top to capture an awe-inspiring panorama of the city. Then head towards the Ribat, a charismatic blend of fort and monastery overlooking the sea. Later, trot down to Port El Kantaoui, a picturesque marina that'll soothe your senses with its gentle waves and quaint vessels. How about fine-dining to the backdrop of a waterfront view tonight? Completing this day without sampling some traditional Seafood Couscous would be a missed opportunity!
Day 2 - Unveiling the Mysteries of Time
On day two, step into the fascinating world of ancient Rome at the Sousse Archaeological Museum. This place brims with treasures from the Roman and Punic eras, highlighted by the planet's biggest collection of Roman mosaics. After drenching in the ancient world, how about a calming stroll along Boujaafar Beach? Nothing beats the feeling of soft white sand gently giving way beneath your feet! Wrap up the day at The Great Mosque of Sousse. A hallmark of Aghlabid architecture, this 9th-century edifice oozes tranquility, making it an ideal spot for evening contemplation.
Day 3 - Sublime Simplicity to Sizzling Shopping
Time to feel the pulse of Sousse at the Sousse Souk that offers an ethereal shopping experience. Dive into endless rows of local crafts, aromatic spices, and traditional garments. Try not to get overwhelmed, remember? Savor the street-food wonder of Brik, a delicious deep-fried pastry snack. Later, head to the Friguia Animal Park, a haven for all things wild and wonderful. Spend the evening at the Sousse Palace, sipping mint tea while watching the sun kissing the sea goodbye. Sousse, leaving an indelible imprint on your soul - doesn't that sound like the perfect way to wrap things up?
Paul Brown
FAQs about this
3 day itinerary in
Sousse
Sousse is wonderful all year round but the best time to visit is from April to June and September to October when the weather is pleasant, and the crowds aren’t as thick.
Yes, Tunisia is generally safe for tourists. But like anywhere else, it's important to stay vigilant, especially in crowded areas and to follow the advice of local authorities.
The official language is Arabic, but French is also widely spoken due to Tunisia's historical ties with France. English is spoken in tourist areas and major cities.