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Depart from Djerba to capture unforgettable memories at the Chahbania salt lake. Then, immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the Tataouine market before marveling at the traditions of the Berber village of Chenini. Savor an authentic lunch at a local restaurant before venturing down the sandy slopes towards the oasis of Ksar Ghilane, where the sunset awaits you under the tents. After relaxing in the hot water spring, immerse yourself in a magical evening animated by Bedouin songs and dances (depending on the period) and night in a tent. The next day, explore the hidden treasures of the Berber mountains in Tamezret and discover the iconic troglodyte dwellings of Matmata, immortalized in Star Wars. End your trip with a warm homestay lunch and breathtaking panoramic views from the village of Toujane, before returning to the island of Djerba, steeped in unforgettable memories.
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Night in a Berber tent in the Oasis of Ksar Ghilaine
LUNCH
Lunch
Typical lunch in restaurant
DINNER
Dinner
dinner, entertainment with Bedouin songs and dances (depending on the period)
Nestled in the heart of the Tunisian desert, the salt lake of Chahbania fascinates with its unreal beauty. Surrounded by golden dunes, this enchanting landscape offers a striking spectacle during sunrises and sunsets, painting the sky with spectacular hues. For travelers thirsty for adventure, this place offers a serene break in the middle of the desert immensity, where nature is revealed in all its splendor.
Tataouine
The souk of Tataouine, Tunisia, is a living immersion in the country's traditional culture and commerce. This lively market, with narrow streets and colorful stalls, offers a captivating sensory experience. The intoxicating scents of spices, aromatic herbs and local products mingle with the sounds of merchants animated by their passionate exchanges. There is an astonishing diversity of artisanal products, such as Berber rugs, pottery, traditional jewelry and much more, offering visitors a unique opportunity to discover the authenticity of local crafts. The Tataouine souk embodies the beating heart of Tunisian daily and cultural life, offering travelers a captivating immersion into the vibrant soul of the country.
Chenini Berber Village
Perched on a rocky ridge, the village of Chenini, Tunisia, amazes with its picturesque beauty and fascinating history. Its troglodyte houses, with bright white facades, blend harmoniously into the rocky landscape, offering a spectacular view of the surrounding valley. The narrow, winding lanes invite authentic exploration, revealing local artisans crafting traditional handicrafts, from Berber rugs to colorful pottery.
Ksar Ghilane
In the heart of the Tunisian desert, the oasis of Ksar Ghilaine is a true hidden paradise. Its majestic palm trees and clear waters offer a refreshing escape in the middle of the arid expanses. This picturesque place invites you to relax in its natural pools, offering a peaceful atmosphere and a stark contrast to the desert landscape that surrounds it. You can also experience local culture by meeting friendly locals and exploring the region's nomadic customs. In short, the oasis of Ksar Ghilaine is a little corner of paradise, perfect for a refreshing break away from the urban hustle and bustle.
LUNCH
Lunch
Tamezret
Nestled in the heart of the Tunisian hills, Tamezret is a Berber village with bright white houses, offering breathtaking views of the green surroundings. Its narrow streets invite you to a quiet discovery, imbued with the scent of flowers and spices. The welcoming locals share their rich cultural and artisanal heritage, offering visitors an authentic immersion in Berber village life. Tamezret is thus a charming stopover, testifying to the preserved beauty and ancestral tradition of Tunisia.
Matmata
Matmata, famous for its troglodyte houses, is a true treasure hidden in the heart of the Tunisian desert. These dwellings dug into the ground offer a unique experience, preserving a welcome coolness during hot summer days. Visitors can explore these underground dwellings, discover their distinctive architecture and learn more about the traditional way of life of the inhabitants. In addition to its troglodyte houses, Matmata also offers a dive into history with fascinating cultural sites, testifying to the cultural richness of the region. This captivating village invites travelers to immerse themselves in an authentic community, offering a unique insight into life in the Tunisian desert.
Escale de Toujane
Panoramic view of the village of Toujane
Night in a Berber tent
Dinner
2 days excursion with visits
Tips
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Pickup included
6 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
JEMAZE57,,Dec 4, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
2-day “La Saharaienne” tour with Otentic of Travel. Anwar, dressed in special Berber attire, is our guide and driver for this excursion. The circuit and explanations provided are very interesting. Departure from the hotel to Médenine exit Tataoine. Passage through Toujane and stop in Matmata, filming "Star Wars" for visit and lunch. Couscous on the menu of the day served cold. Departure for Ksar Guilane at Ecopark Elbiben to spend the night. Before the meal, ride a quad bike to ride in the dunes and visit the ruins of the Roman fort of Tisavar and admire the sunset over the desert. Evening by the fire , demonstration of baking bread in the embers with folk music. Frugal meal, nevertheless acceptable, and sleepless night due to freshness and night humidity. The next day camel ride in the dunes and baths in the hot spring of Ksar Ghilane. Departure for Beni Kerdache, another Star Wars location. Lunch, inedible because too spicy, in a big street of Medenine, on a corner of pavement with cats. On the way back stop at the salt lake,?, and visit an olive oil press. In summary, circuit is captivating, very interesting explanations, but promiscuous dining places. There are probably more typical and friendly places along the way to eat! To see, the prices of the quad bike ride and the camel tour for € 50.00 per person are exaggerated.




D4050OPsandrinep,,Nov 11, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
Anoir was a great guide really taking care of the guests and invested in his mission. An extraordinary excursion from start to finish. Highlight of the show is the discovery of the true desert with the breathtaking sand dunes. Friendliness at the top 👍















mirko11,,Apr 4, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
two days beautiful and very dense beautiful scenery had a good guide (came away with world tourism 135 € per person ) and were only 6 for 2 4X4






yanisb608,,Jul 15, 2024
- Review from Tripadvisor
On holiday in Djerba, we booked this tour at the last minute. We didn't expect to have such a rich cultural and human experience. We met amazing people, saw timeless places and loved Tarek’s little anecdotes about his region.
Jamesooor,,Mar 12, 2024
- Review from Tripadvisor
Magnificent experience, Tarek is very pleasant and a well of knowledge about his region. The evening under tent is very good with very good traditional food. The meat was delicious. In case of bad weather, there is a permanent structure to accommodate you. I highly recommend !
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