Description

 The governorate of Gafsa is located in the southern sector of the Saharan Atlas in southwestern Tunisia, between the high steppes and the Sahara, and enjoys a specific geographical location. Indeed, the region is a zone of passage between the countries of the Arab Maghreb (Libya and Algeria) and the African countries through the Saharan road currently under construction (Tunisia-Algeria and Niger by Gafsa-Hezoua). Gafsa is also a crossroads between 5 governorates of 100 km in radius (Tozeur, Kébili, Sidi Bouzid, Kasserine and Gabès) and connecting the north of the country to its south through main roads.

Departure from Tozeur

Program of the outing:

• Departure to discover the traces of the Roman and the Prehistoric which presented by the Capetian man

cross an olive field and visit the Roman swimming pool

• Visit of the site, including the crossing of the Berber village

• Continuation to an ancient oil mill and the troglodyte caves of the first man in Tunisia

• Sned visit, magnificent panoramic view of the valleys and plains

• Photo stop and discovery of medicinal and culinary flora

1 day

Minimum of participants: 5 pax for excursions of 1 day and more

Breakfasts are included

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