The Medina of Mahdia, located on the east coast of Tunisia, is a historical treasure full of charm and tradition. Founded in the 9th century, this walled city has a network of narrow alleys flanked by typical white houses and lively markets full of local produce and crafts. Visitors can explore architectural gems such as the Grand Mosque and the ramparts, which offer stunning views of the Mediterranean. Strolling through the medina also allows you to discover the remains of a rich and eventful history, offering an immersive experience in Tunisian culture and traditions.

Monastir Marina is a true paradise for sea and sea enthusiasts. Located in an idyllic setting, it combines natural beauty, modern facilities and lively atmosphere. You will discover a multitude of boats, from small sailing boats to luxurious yachts, while enjoying a walk along the docks with stunning views of the sparkling waters of the Mediterranean. It is the perfect place to relax in an enchanting environment.

The Mausoleum of Bourguiba in Monastir is an emblematic site dedicated to Habib Bourguiba, the first president of the Tunisian Republic. Set in a serene setting overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, this impressive mausoleum is a place of reflection that honours Tunisia’s political and historical heritage. Its magnificent and elegant architecture reflects the importance of Bourguiba in the country’s history. Inside, Bourguiba’s tomb is beautifully decorated, creating a solemn atmosphere. Visitors can also explore an exhibition chronicling his life and achievements, highlighting his role in Tunisia’s independence and political leadership.