From Djerba: 2 days in the Sahara & overnight in desert camp

explore the wonders of the TATAOINE region: KSAR OULED SOLTANE-CHENINI-KSAR HADADAKsar Ouled Soltane is located about 20 kilometers southeast of Tataouine Built in the 15th century. this ksar (traditional Berber fortification) served as a collective granary for local tribes, allowing cereals and other foodstuffs to be stored away from looters and bad weather. Ksar Ouled Soltane was used as a filming location to represent the cave dwellings of Tatooine, Anakin Skywalker's desert planet, in "Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace". The ghorfas of the ksar served as decorations for the house of Shmi Skywalker's family.Chenini is a picturesque Berber village nestled in the heart of the mountains of southern Tunisia. Its most distinctive feature is its cave houses, carved directly into the rocky cliffs that surround the village. These traditional dwellings offer a unique blend of natural and human architecture, creating an atmosphere that is both mystical and authentic. The narrow and winding streets of the village invite discovery, while the panoramic views from the heights of Chenini offer breathtaking landscapes of the surrounding desert. With its ancient history and preserved atmosphere, Chenini is a cultural treasure and a haven of tranquility for visitors seeking authenticity and adventure.Ksar Hadada is a ksar (fortified village) located in southern Tunisia, famous for having served as a filming location for the Star Wars saga. This impressive site is made up of traditional mud buildings, with thick walls and watchtowers, creating an atmosphere from an Arabian Nights tale. Star Wars fans may recognize Ksar Hadada as one of the settings used for the planet Tatooine in the saga films. Its desert landscape and unique architectural structure make it a fascinating destination for movie fans and adventure-seeking travelers.Ksar Ghilane is a spectacular oasis located in the Tunisian desert, known for its breathtaking landscape and endless golden sand dunes. It is a place of retreat and adventure, where visitors can experience the wild beauty of the desert and immerse themselves in the local nomadic culture.

A night in a tent at Ksar Ghilane offers an unforgettable experience. Traditional Berber tents offer simple but authentic comfort, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the ambience of the desert. With the starry sky as your ceiling and the soothing silence of the desert as your soundtrack, spending a night in a tent at Ksar Ghilane is a unique opportunity to connect with nature and experience an extraordinary adventure. you will have free time between swimming in the thermal spring of the oasis as well as a ride on camels or quad on the large ocher sand dunes. at the end of the day you return to the camp, dinner and night under the starsThe possibility of preparing special dishes for those who follow a different diet (vegetarians etc.)The possibility of preparing special dishes for those who follow a different diet (vegetarians etc.)One night in a tent at the Zmela camp or similar

Visiting the Berber village MatmataPassing through the village of Tamazret to enjoy a panoramic view and take beautiful photosVisiting the cave houses of Matmata is a fascinating experience that immerses you in the history and Berber culture of Tunisia. These unique dwellings are carved into the ground and rock walls, providing protection from the natural elements while maintaining a comfortable temperature all year round. After visiting the troglodyte houses, having lunch with the locals is an experience that allows you to taste the local cuisine and meet warm and welcoming people. You can enjoy traditional dishes prepared with fresh local ingredients, while exchanging stories and anecdotes with your hosts.departure towards Djerba or Zarzis with a stop in Toujane, a village offering a magnificent panoramic view.The possibility of preparing special dishes for those who follow a different diet (vegetarians etc.)The possibility of preparing special dishes for those who follow a different diet (vegetarians etc.)