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	EDEN TOURS
Contacts Avenu Hédi-Nouira -8050 Hammamet Tunisia Tel: + 216 72 279 255 Fax: + 216 72 262 528 Email: tunisia@dudmc.com Skype: edentourmarketing Web Site: www.edentours-tunisia.com Contact:    Zouhair Mansouri - Mice & Marketing Manager Links Company Destination Example Programmes Recommended Restaurants Suggested Sightseeing & Activities Theme Party Ideas for Incentives Convention Centres Welcome Gifts Banqueting Venues with a Difference A Few Extra Touches Specialist Groups

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General Information

Company

Eden tours offers you a whole host of services ranging from Hotels, to excursions, thematic and special interest tours as well as golf stays etc.

Who are we?
Established in 1998 and in association with several of the widely known hotels and tourist associations in Tunisia, Eden Tours is a young agency, owing its importance to the experience and know-how of its working team.

You'll discover the different faces of Tunisia with Eden Tours, thanks to a professional and dynamic team with qualified multilingual workers offering a diverse range of products and services.

Services and Activities
Eden Tours offers a rich variety of products, including hotels, thematic tours and spa and golf packages.
Our experienced team is present 24/7, from welcome at the airport until the time you leave.
Our Group and Incentive department will endeavour to meet your requirements within the shortest of deadlines.

Our Transport
We offer at our customer's disposal a variety of comfortable air-conditioned coaches, tour buses, mini buses, microbuses and 4X4 cars for excursions lead by professional multilingual guides registered at the National Tunisian Tourism Office.

Let us plan your next meeting or event.

Destination

A TOUCH OF AFRICA IN THE HEART OF THE MEDITERRANEAN
Just two and a half hours flying time from the UK, Tunisia is a small North African Country in the heart of the Mediterranean, which is blessed with a stunning coastline, gorgeous sandy beaches, an abundance of historical sites and the magic of the Sahara desert. Whether you choose to simply relax, visit the sites, enjoy water sports, play golf, tennis or bowl, Tunisia is a year-round Incentive destination with something for everyone.

A mix of African, Arabic and French cultures ensures that you are in for a real treat…and the locals are friendly and welcoming. Make Tunisia the country of your dreams and travel to one of the best value destinations in the Mediterranean…you won't regret it.

Faces of Tunisia
Just 77 miles south-west of Sicily is Tunisia - a country in which its reputation is more Mediterranean than African. The climate is mild, the trees are always green and the oranges ripen in sunshine throughout the year. Golden sandy beaches stretch for some 800 miles along Tunisia's Mediterranean coastline. The food, which has a distinctly French influence, is mixed with typical Tunisian specialities like Koucha Fil Kolla - fresh lamb sprinkled with rosemary and spices and baked in a clay pot. Locally produced wine is even admired by the French.

If history is your scene then visit one of 250 historic sites left behind by the Romans who occupied the country for 600 years. The Coliseum at El Djem is considered better preserved than that of in Rome and at Dougga or Sbeitla you can wander among villas, temples and amphitheatres surrounded by wild flowers and olive trees. Before the Romans, Tunisia was the birthplace of the Carthaginian Empire that included Spain. From there, Hannibal set out across the Alps with 59,000 men and 40 elephants to crush the Romans in an epic campaign. Unfortunately Rome took revenge in 149 BC, when Scipio left the city of Carthage in ruins, but the site is still worth a visit today.

There are stories that Tunisia's first tourist was Ulysses, who apparently could not bear to leave the island of Djerba and of Queen Dido and her love for Aeneas.

Cities of Tunisia

Tabarka:
Particular sign: triple alliance of the sea, the mountain and the forest.

The mountain is covered by a thick forest: oak, pinewood, birch, mimosas and drops down suddenly to the sea, ending with an elevated cliff where the erosion has sculpted spectacular forms: spurs with sharp ends and marvellous high peaks of beautiful yellow stones. These cliffs are limited and the largest part of surrounding area is made of large, white beaches dominated by beautiful dunes.

This is the site of Tabarka; the old Lapraca of the Pheniciens, which became a fair and an Oman establishment before the Byzantin era.

Tunis the Capital
Tunis is the Suburb of Carthage and started out as the Roman capital of the Hafside Empire and then became part of the Ottoman regency. Tunis is the capital of modern Tunisia and is the incarnation of its historical three time millenary. From the ancient city (Medina) to the ruins of Carthage, Tunis stretches to the Mediterranean Sea borders and offers to tourists the charm of its seaside suburbs. (Sidi Bou Said, Marsa and Gammarth).

Hammamet:
During the very ancient times, Hammamet was a lost village with its orchards on the calm seaside. Despite the three millennia of history of Tunisia, the city has not faced major disturbances and even became famous owing to a very rich Roman. Nowadays, HAMMAMET is one of the most famous seaside resorts in Tunisia and one of the best of the Mediterranean Sea.

Sousse & Port El Kantaoui:
Founded in the 9th century B.C, Sousse is the 3rd city in Tunisia after Tunis and Sfax. From its three thousand years of history it has a rich heritage, which it preserves within the fortified ramparts of the medina. The Big Mosque, the archaeological museum, The Ribat and the Catacombs were equally remarkable historic sites. Sousse is a Mediterranean city of typical beauty, which extends onto the most beautiful beaches of Tunisia, and across to the famous port-garden El Kantaoui.

Port El Kantaoui:
The most famous of the port-gardens of the Mediterranean is located a few kilometres away from Sousse. Its marina is built on the model of the famous Sidi Bou Said, with all the facilities it welcomes people coming from all around the world.

Monastir:
Located at the parting of maritime and land ways, Monastir was, from very ancient times, a flourishing destination. Dominated by the Phinicans, this city, is today a very beautiful seaside resort. The majesty of its historic sites, the beauty of its exotic beaches, its two golf fields and the comfort of its tourist facilities all help to charm its visitors.

Djerba:
Djerba was well known during the ancient times, since the era of the hero Homer and Ulysses stopped there during his trip. The area was first Carthaginian and then Roman with two Roman emperors being born here. The Island still conserves its beauties of the Roman era: Meninx, close to El Kantara, and the Roman pavement of 6 km, linking today the island to the continent.

Zarzis:
Facing the island of Djerba you can find the beautiful seaside resort of Zarzis.
Zarzis has a charming location surrounded by palm groves and olive trees. It was edified on the remains of the roman city of Elthe Gergis. It is also a port of coral sponge fishing. All along the arc of Zarzis to El Kantara (continent), the beaches are magnificently surrounded by rocky areas which make them very favourable to deep sea fishing.

Tunisian Sahara:

Tozeur
The pearl and the capital of the Djérid, is located at the heart of one of the most famous oasis in the world. It is the ancient Thusuros, one of the locations present on the roman way linking Biskra to Gabès. At the side of the oasis you can find the newest golf field of Tunisia.

Nefta
Nefta is the most charming oasis. It is the ancient Aggasel Nepte of the Romans. Destructed in the XIth century by the rulers of Tunis for refusing to pay taxes, the city of Nefta was renewed. It became a strong centre of Sufism, a mystic Islamic movement.

Douz
Douz is the last stage before the big Saharan adventure. At the edge of the big Erg, It is the open gate on the Sahara. Thus Douz is the start of the endless world. This absence of limits gives a great feeling of fulfilment. In this endless vastness, the infrequent human presence intensifies this feeling and it is a world of silence. It is possible to get caught up in the pure magic created between man and the desert.

Matmata
It is difficult to imagine a more spectacular site, a place where you can find more intense colours. Matmata is situated in a basin, scattered with countless, tiny hills. It is almost like being surrounded by lunar areas and bald mountains. From afar, the ground looks riddled with an endless number of craters and these are the Troglodytes houses.

KSAR GHILHENE
Ksar Ghitlene is an oasis irrigated by a thermal source. It is surrounded by the dunes of the Big Erg. This is the most Saharan of the Tunisian oasis and the gardens, where you find lots of tamarisk are beautiful.

THE WORLD OF KSOURS
If in Nefzaoua, you see fine, infinitely soft sand, here in the region of the Ksours, you will also find a world of stones. Here you are at every moment, exposed to a hard terrain, made of dry land and surrounded by mountains on which there are old Berber villages.

Archaeological and historical Sites

El Jem
El Jam (originally named Thysdrus) has peaked up in prosperity during the 3rd century, when it was the most flourishing city of Roman Africa. As a witness of a glorious past, the majestic amphitheatre is the setting for the annual international music festival of classical music. It's the third amphitheatre in the antic world (after that of Rome and that of Capoue), and the huge amphitheatre of El Jem has a capacity for 27.000 spectators. The historian Michel Zéraffa wrote: "Here, when a gladiator was hurt, the crowd cried stronger than in Rome".

The Bardo Museum
The ancient residence of the Beys (ruling Tunisia from 1705 to 1957), the palace of Bardo hosted from 1888 the archaeological Museum. This was the first mosaic museum in the world with a thousand masterpieces; the Bardo museum is unique with priceless value. The Hérmaïon d'El-Guandtar, a monument 40,000 years old is considered as one of the first religious expressions of humanity.

Carthage:
According to the ancient tales, Carthage was founded in 814 BC, by the Princess Elissa (Didon), sister of the king of Tyr, Pygmalion. Nowadays, we can admire the archaeological site of Carthage, the magnificent features of the Antonin Thermeas and those of the two Punic ports.

Sidi Bou Said:
Of the saint man, Sidi Bou Saïd is a village located on a cliff dominating Carthage and the gulf of Tunis, at the seaside. It was constructed around the marabou, where Sidi Bou Saïd is buried. The very white houses, with very special architecture are boarding the tortuous alleys. The nostalgic religious atmosphere in this village gives to the visitor the impression that he/she is in a place where time has stopped.

Medina Of Tunis
Constructed by the Arabs in 698, Tunes (Tunis) developed and flourished within its fortified ramparts. From the mid 19th century onwards the name 'Medina' means that of the ancient glorious city, on which time had no effect. You will be charmed by the exotic scents while walking within the Souk of perfumes and you will discover the marvels of the Souk of Chechias, the Souk of Jewellery and many others.

Dougga:
The steps go right up into the hills, facing a fixed scene that one can admire all day long and these are composed of columns separating the 3 access doors of the actors. We can, after pacing up and down the roads of the city, with their big pavements, try to read their enormous inscriptions engraved on blocks of stones laying here and there. Close to the forum, the Place of the Rose of Winds features, where there is a rose engraved on the ground with the names and directions of the wind. It is surmounted by the Capitola, which with its portico façade, is one of the most beautiful classical monuments of Dougga and a bit further along, the Temple of Cælestis, is hidden amongst the herbs. On its right, there is the Arc of Sévère Athexandre, looking like an amputated guardian, who has lost his superior arms.

Example Programmes

We have three suggested programmes; please click on the links below:-

Tunisia & Hammamet Programme
Tunisa & Tozeur Programme
Treasure Hunt Programme

Suggested Sightseeing & Activities

Treasure hunt in the Mediterranean Medina and Carthage Land

The hunt is organised in the new Mediterranean Medina and Carthage land south of Hammamet.

Carthage Land is a unique world of many wonders and the first theme park established in Africa. It is adjacent to the Mediterranean Medina, a walled city similar to those from ancient times, and located in Yasmine Hammamet, Tunisia, just a short distance from the sea. Carthage Land offers an intense adventure due to its exceptional attractions.

In surroundings where the atmosphere of Ancient Carthage is recreated and in the middle of a peaceful and relaxing garden, discover and meet famous exceptional men including ancient warriors, such as Hannibal, Hannon and the Barbarous (Red Beard) brothers.

Go back in time to experience the Punic wars and the conquest of Rome with African elephants and take a journey through Africa and the adventures of a famous Tunisian pirate.

Experience all the periods of Tunisia's history, including the Carthaginians, the Romans, the Berbers and the Muslims.

The briefing of the hunt will be carried out by a professional guide who will explain the activity to the teams and give them clues about the site and the area.

During the hunt and in the area the participants can get help from representatives who will be present. We find it more interesting that they do the hunt themselves without guides, as it otherwise would be too easy. The activities included in the hunt include the treasure hunt in Carthage Land, mosaic workshop, painting workshop, oriental dance workshop and water pipe preparation workshop.

We can divide the group of participants into small teams. Each team will have a colour and be dressed so that it is easy to identify them. Each team will be given the first clue in order to send them in the right direction to start the hunt. Each team will also be invited to find each other's clues at different check-points on the site in order to be able to find the first part of the clues and obtain the manuscript.

Clue Questions:

1. On arrival at the Mediterranean Medina, you will find a specially signed site. Please take a photo ____Out of 6 points

2. Please take a photo of the scene of the Mediterranean Medina.______Out of 3 points

3. Please translate the following words from Arabic to English (3 points each)____out of 15 points
ASLAMA:
CHOKRAN:
KADDASH:
LABBES:
BESLAMA:

4. Please answer the following questions (3 points each):

The Mediterranean Medina was built in the year 2000……….. or 1100. ………………
Medina means town in Arabic: yes……..no………
Hannibal was Carthaginian…………..or Roman…………. ___out of 9 points

5. Please take a photograph of the café des nattes ___out of 15 points

6. Take a photo of all your team in front of Bab Eddiouan.___out of 15 points

7. Please answer the following questions (3 points each): Name three of Carthage land's Attractions. ___out of 9 points

8. Take a photo of the lost village entrance in Carthage land____out of 10 points

9. Please collect the following items:____Out of 9 point
- a Jasmine Mechmoum
- a Photo of your company logo
- a Tunisian flag

The clues will have the team colours on them and be hidden at various places, for instance attached to the foot of a camel or somewhere within the different attractions of Carthage Land.

At the end of the day the guests will have time to relax at the hotel or in the Hammam (Turkish Bath) of the Medina.

Olympic Games
The magic of the Tunisian Sahara.

During your event, we propose different games and competitions to entertain your group.

Most of the activities are made to improve teambuilding in the company or just to enjoy activities in the magic world of the Star Wars site or in the sand dunes of the desert.

These activities can be put together as competitions or just to enjoy the wonders of the Tunisian Sahara. Different games and workshops are built around the event area, with a rotation system in order to give the feeling of direct competition between the teams.

Once the teams are set up, a guidebook will be given to each team leader in order to indicate the exact order of each activity and challenge. Teams will go through the different stands in direct confrontation with other teams.

I. First proposition for Olympic Games: Velocity and strength - can you keep your feet on the hot sand?

1. Planning:
· Presentation of the activities by Eden Tours staff.
· Presentation of the teams and distribution of the guidebooks.
· Activities.
· Duration: between 2 and 3 hours to which we add 30 min of briefing and debriefing.

2. Activities:
a) Surfing: Each team to ski down a sand dune for a distance of 10m to the arrival line.

b) Sledge: The magic fascination of the sledge - who has forgotten all about the sledge from their childhood? The participants will sledge down the dunes (10 m approximately). They should keep their balance during the ride without falling - otherwise a penalty will be given!!!!

c) Velocity, organisation and leadership skills: The main challenge for this activity is that the participants have to build a Berber tent. Only with their hands as tools, in a typical Berber environment, they must concentrate on the task in hand. Together they should learn how to use the given equipment to build the tent as quickly as possible.

d) Race: Mountain bikes: Each participant has to follow a marked course without his / her feet touching the sand in order to avoid penalty.

e) Race: Mule riding. In this activity mules or donkeys will be used and participants must not let their feet touch the sand in order to avoid penalty.

f) Rope pulling: Strategy and tactics - all the participants of the teams are obliged to do their best.

II. Second proposition to Olympic Games: Creativity.

1. Planning:
· Presentation of the activities by Eden Tours staff.
· Presentation of the teams and distribution of the guidebooks.
· Activities.
· Duration: between 2 and 3 hours to which we add 30 min of briefing and debriefing.

2. Activities:
a) Mechanized challenge: Quads
Each participant will ride on quads through obstacles within the minimum time.

b) Mechanized challenge: Mopeds:
Each participant will ride a Motor Bike through various obstacles without touching the sand in order to avoid penalties and within the minimum time.

c) Surfing: Each team must ski down a sand dune for a distance of 10m to the arrival line.

d) Sledge: The magic fascination of the sledge - who has forgotten all about the sledge from their childhood? The participants will sweep down the dunes (10 m approximately) with extreme velocity. They should keep their balance during the ride without falling - otherwise a penalty will be given!!!!

e) Velocity, organisation and leadership skills: The main challenge for this activity is that the participants have to build a Berber tent. Only with their hands as tools, in a typical Berber environment, they must concentrate on the task in hand. Together they should learn how to use the given equipment to build the tent as quickly as possible.

f) Race: Mountain bikes: Each participant has to follow a marked course without his / her feet touching the sand in order to avoid penalty.

g Race: Mule riding. In this activity mules or donkeys will be used and participants must not let their feet touch the sand in order to avoid penalty.

h) Rope pulling: Strategy and tactics, all the participants of the teams are obliged to do their best.

i) Workshops: Henna tattooing and cooking bread on the sand: One after the other, the teams should learn how to decorate their hands with henna and how to cook bread on the sand.

III. Third proposition to Olympic Games:

1. Planning
· Presentation of the activities by Eden Tours staff.
· Presentation of the teams and distribution of the guidebooks.
· Activities.
· Duration: between 2 and 3 hours to which we add 30 min of briefing and debriefing.

a) Mechanized challenge: Initiation of Driving 4X4
The participants will have the great sensation of driving four wheelers in the sand dunes. They will drive with the assistance of a professional driver as they try to ride the sand dunes.

b) Mechanized challenge: Quads
Each participant will ride on quads through a course of obstacles within the minimum time.

c) Mechanized challenge: Mopeds:
Each participant will ride a motor bike through an itinerary of obstacles without touching the sand in order to avoid penalties and within the minimum time.

d) Surfing: Each team must ski down a sand dune for a distance of 10m to the arrival line.

e) Sledge: The magic fascination of the sledge - who has forgotten all about the sledge from their childhood? The participants will sweep down the dunes (10m approximately) with extreme velocity. They should keep their balance during the ride without falling - otherwise a penalty will be given!!!!

f) Velocity, organisation and leadership skills: The main challenge for this activity is that the participants have to build a Berber tent. Only with their hands as tools, in a typical Berber environment, they must concentrate on the task in hand. Together they should learn how to use the given equipment to build the tent as quickly as possible.

g) Race: Mountain bikes: Each participant has to follow a marked course without his / her feet touching the sand in order to avoid penalty.

h) Race: Mule riding: In this activity mules or donkeys will be used and participants must not let their feet touch the sand in order to avoid penalty.

i) Rope pulling: Strategy and tactics, all the participants of the teams are obliged to do their best.

j) Work shop: Henna and Bread cooked on the sand: One after the other, teams should learn how to decorate their hands with henna and how to cook bread on the sand.

From the beautiful beaches along the perfumed city of Jasmin to the big Oriental Erg and from the charming houses of Sidi Bou Said to the Ghorfas and the Ksours we invite you to discover Tunisia and its endless riches with excursions programmes that we offer to our hosts.

Kairouan is the 4th city of Islam. Visit to the Okba Ibn Nafaa Mosque, founded in 671 and to the mausoleum of Abou Zama. Kairouan is also the city of traditional carpets. After lunch, visit to the Roman amphitheatre of El Jem, one of the best conserved in the world.

PROGRAMME

07H30 : Departure from the hotels of stay of Sousse/Hammamet.

09H15 : Arrival in Kairouan.

09H15 - 10H30 : Visit to the Mausoleum of Sidi sahbi and the Aghthebides basins.

10H30 - 11H45 : Visit to the big Mosque, 'Sidi Okba'.

11H45 : Free time for a walk within the souks of the Medina of Kairouan.

13H00 : Lunch at the Hotel Amina.

14H00 : Departure to El Jem. Visit to the Roman amphitheatre, edified in 236 APJC for young gladiators, it is one of the best conserved monuments in the world in which the annual festival of Symphonic international music is held. (July).

16H00 : Continuation to Monastir.

16H30 : Arrival to Monastir. Visit of the Ribat and Mausoleum of Bourguiba.

17H30 : Departure to Sousse/Hammamet.

18H30 : Arrival at Sousse/Hammamet.

Visit to the Roman amphitheatre of El Jem and Matmata Via Gabes. Lunch in a Troglodyte Hotel by a route linking the Sahara to Douz. (Optional Camel riding in the desert). Second Day - visit to Chott El Jerid in Tozeur - the oasis of 200,000 palm trees and then back to the hotel. Included: full board the 1st Day, lunch the 2nd Day, entry to El Jem and Dar Chérait museums. Calash riding and camel riding as well as individual bedrooms.

Departure from the hotels.

Departure to Tunis by the highway. Punic and Antonin Thermous is the roman site of the archaeological sites.

Visit to the archeological site of Carthage Trophea of Carthage, Punic ports, Antonin thermous, Byrsa hill, Saint Louis church, the American cemetery. Continue to Sidi Bou Said.

Visit to Sidi Bou Said. Free time to try the special mint tea.

Lunch at the hotel restaurant "Tour Blanche". Departure to Tunis.

Visit to the Bardo museum.

Arrival to down town Tunis (Avenue Habib Bourguiba). Free visit to the Medina, the souks of Tunis.

Rendez-vous at the departure point (Avenue Habib Bourguiba) and back to HAMMAMET.

Departure from the hotel.

Arrival to Kairouan.

Visit to the Mausoleum of Sidi sahbi and the Aghthebides basins.

Visit to the big Mosque 'Sidi Okba'.

Free time for a walk in the Souks of the Medina of Kairouan.

Departure to HAMMAMET.

Departure from the hotel.

Arrival at Nabeul. Visit to the Craftsmen centre of Nabeul (potters / weavers). Visit to the museum of Nabeul. Free visit to the weekly market of Nabeul.

Departure to HAMMAMET.

Departure to Thuburbo Majus via Zaghouan.

Visit to the Capital, forum, City of Neptune, Palestre of Petronius, the Thermes and the market.

Departure to Testour via Medjez El Bab. Arrival at Testour, visit of the village of Andalouse, with its architecture dating from the 17th century.

Continue to Dougga, the best preserved Roman city of Tunisia. Visit to the capital (the best conserved monument of North Africa), the Roman Theatre, the Thermal sources, the tripholium, the thandrines and the lybicopunic mausoleum.

Departure to Téboursouk and lunch at Thugga hotel.

Departure to Zaghouan via Bouarada.

Arrival at Zaghouan, visit of the temple of waters and coffee break.

Back to HAMMAMET.

Arrival at HAMMAMET.

Departure from the hotel to Friguia to participate in the African evening show ' CHAKA '.

Arrival at restaurant 'CHAKA.

Departure from the hotel of HAMMAMET to Essafha.

Visit of the animal park - ''FRIGUIA''

Free time.

Back to the hotels.

Recommended Restaurants

Tunis area and Carthage Coast.
Restaurant Grand Bleu Gammamart: By the sea enjoy the specialty of fish complete with a outstanding views. Seating for more than 100 guests
Restaurant La Falaise La Marsa Marsa with seating for up to 150
Restaurant Dar El Jeld Diwan, Dar Belhadj: Typical Tunisian Restaurant in the heart of the Medina of Tunis with seating for up to 100.
Restaurant Les Dunes Gammamert with seating for up to 80

Hammamet:
Restaurant Cheherazad with seating for up to 450 and with a Cabaret Show - 1001 nights
Restaurant Belle Vue with seating for up to 100
Restaurant Zelda with seating for up to 70
Restaurant Vikking with seating for up to 80

Port El Kantaoui:
Restaurant Mediterraneé with seating for up to 250

Ennfidha:
Restaurant Friguia Park with seating for up to 500 and with the Zoulou Show.

Theme Party Ideas for Incentives

Camel ride to the camp
Can you imagine what we are preparing for you on the way to your Berber camp?

Last refuge of silence, in the middle of nowhere, the Sahara is considered an inaccessible place. We dream of it, but we do not believe that it really exists until we realise that we are right in front of it.

The Sahara is never the same - at each sunset it changes and each dune is different. Once you are in the desert, it is like visiting somebody with multiple faces. It is never the same face twice.

During your journey to your camp for dinner and overnight stay, you have ride across the sand dunes with 4x4 vehicles. Suddenly the cars brake down or are stuck in deep sand. You get off and wonder what is going on. (It is also possible to create a fake kidnapping of a person).

A camel caravan is approaching, and you have to negotiate with the Berbers to let you ride the camels in order to get to the camp.

Your group then rides for one hour through the sand dunes during the sunset. At the last turn, you will find the camp prepared for an unforgettable dinner under the stars.

Berber evening in sand dunes of Larigeutte
In front of you a Berber camp has been built especially for you: typical Berber tents, tables and all the equipment are already there.

In the middle of the camp a big fire is underway and mint tea is served on arrival.

All the surroundings of the camp are lit up with candles, torches and flames. You find millions of stars in the sky all around the camp and on the top of the sand dunes. It is possible to make a 3-star or even a 5-star dinner.

You will find a woman offering henna tattoos or cooking bread in a separate tents.

The entertainment is typical Tunisian Folklore with belly dancers and musicians will invite you to dance and enjoy an unforgettable evening in the middle of nowhere.

Banqueting Venues with a difference

Gala Dinner in tents:
Gala Dinner in tents at the beachside of the hotel.

Gala Dinners outside the hotel, where both restaurants will be exclusive for guests:

Scheherazade evening
The atmosphere of 1001 nights in the magic of the Medina Mediterranean Hammamet. Here you can have dinner with the possibility of a disco afterwards.

Dinner in the Spanish Castle of Hammamet or the Cathedral of Byrsa or El Jem Amphitheatre with catering and Tunisian band for entertainment. A dinner with palatial services in one of the most important archaeological sites of Tunisia. You will enjoy dinner with a real atmosphere of the legend of the site.

Dinner on a desert beach with entertainment
Imagine yourself dining on a desert beach in the cape bon tents in a serene and relaxing place with a very warm atmosphere and under the stars and the moon.

Convention Centres

Most large hotels in the major centres have good convention facilities.

A Few Extra Touches

Story of the Sahara
A few days before arrival, each guest will receive a letter from a Mysterious Professor, asking them to participate in a fantastic adventure. They will need help to find a manuscript revealing how to find treasure from the Ancient Roman period as the manuscript was stolen.

The programme is based on a treasure hunt which includes a crime, some riddles, and a mysterious informer in order to involve everyone and to buy the ingredients for their dinner, which will take place in tents within a Bedouin camp.

TOP VIP Transfer
A hostess will meet the guests with flowers and offer them a refreshing cocktail; porters will take the luggage from the guests an be taken directly to the hotel.

The transfer will be by comfort air-conditioned VIP Limousine 12 seats:

Option 1: Simple Transfers.
The transfer will be by air-conditioned coach GT and guests will be escorted by a professional multilingual representative.

Option 2: Personalised Welcome and transfers.
Meet and greet at airport just after the Arrivals. Two hostesses will welcome guests with the secret Jasmine Fragrance (or flowers).
The transfer will be by air-conditioned coach GT and guests will be escorted by a professional multilingual representative.

Option 3: Personalised Welcome and transfers with separate luggage transport.
Meet and greet at airport just after the Arrivals. Two hostesses will welcome guests with the secret Jasmine Fragrance (or flowers).

The transfer will be by air-conditioned coach GT and guests will be escorted by a professional multilingual representative.

Porters will take luggage from the guests and the luggage will be transported by a separate van to the check-in area at the hotel.

Thalasso
This is an ancestral approach to the cure the body with massage practiced in hammams . It's an experience appreciated in the past by the Carthaginians in the thermal stations beside the Mediterranean Sea.

It is in one of the Marine temples for the body's reshaping in which the sea water presents its beneficial virtues. In its luxurious spa centres the most advanced technologies are utilised and are complemented nicely by the know-how and the experience of the staff acquired by the years.

Eden Tours invites you to discover the carefully selected centres and thus see another side of Tunisia; that of cure and relaxation.

Spa Centre Biorivage (Hotel Aziza BEACH Thalasso Golf/Hotel Mediterranean Thalasso Golf)
Surface area: 2800 m²
7 cabins of hydrotherapy.
3 cabins of algae/ mud wrapping
2 affusion showers
2 jet showers
3 chromotherm
1 reflexion
7 massage cabins
1 cabin of pressotherapy
1 phlebotone
3 cabins of aesthetic cures.
1 Hammam with possibility of algae/mud application and Turkish massage under affusion shower.
1 ludic swimming pool
1 rehabilitation swimming pool

DESCRIPTION OF THE CURES : (3 hydrotherapy cures + 1 dry cure )

All our cures consist of 4 daily cures carried out after medical consultation
RESHAPING CURE
BIORIVAGE CURE
ANTI-STRESS CURE
SPECIAL CURE FOR THE BACK
ANCESTRAL BEAUTY CURE
CURE FOR RESTLESS LEGS
CURE FOR WEIGHT PROBLEMS

SPA CENTRE Hotel Hasdrubal (Yasmine HAMMAMET)
Surface area: 5500 m²
WET ZONE: 8 cabins of hydro massage, 4 cabins of shower under affusions, 4 cabins of jet showers, 6 cabins of algae therapy, 4 cabins of submarine shower, 1 phlebologic course, 1 open swimming pool of seawater, 1 cavitosonic room.
DRY ZONE: 16 massage cabins, 1 aromatherapy room, marine ball.
The herbal tea room.
Beauty space: 9 cabins
Hair dressing salon of Jean-Claude Biguine
Shape Space: 1 Hammam and 1 sauna for ladies, 1 Hammam and 1 Sauna for men, one fitness room, aerobic room.
Oriental and Asiatic massages
Private Spa for individual use or for use by couples

Spa Centre Hotel Hasdrubal (Port El Kantaoui)
Surface area: 5500 m²
WET ZONE : 7 hydro massage cabins, 4 hydrochromatherapy cabins, 4 cabins of showers under affusions, 2 cabins of jet showers, 9 cabins of algotherapy, 2 cabins of submarine shower,
1 phlebotone, 1 covered swimming pool with seawater, and 1 cavitosonic room.
DRY ZONE: 18 massage cabins, 1 aromatherapy room and 1 marine ball.
The herbal drinks space.
Beauty space: 10 cabins
Hair dressing space "Jean-Claude Biguine"
Shape space: 1 Hammam and 1 sauna for ladies, 1 Hammam and 1 Sauna for men and a fitness room.
Oriental and Asiatic Massages
Private Spa Spa for individual use or for use by couples

Spa Centre Hotel Hasdrubal (Djerba)
Surface area : 5000 m²
WET ZONE: 7 hydro massage cabins, 4 cabins of shower under affusion, 2 cabins of jet shower, 6 cabins algotherapy, 2 cabins of submarine shower, 1 cabin or wrapping with rosemary , a covered swimming pool with seawater and 1 cavitosonic room.
DRY ZONE: 11 massage cabins, and 1 aromatherapy room.
The herbal drinks area.
Beauty Space: 5 cabins
Hair dressing space Jean-Claude Biguine
Shape space: 1 Hammam and 2 saunas and a fitness room.
Oriental and Asiatic Massages

GOLF

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EDEN TOURS GOLF

Welcome Gifts

• Tunisian "Sand Rose" from the smallest to the largest in size (From 100 grams to more than 1 Kilo).
• Pottery & Handcrafts
  Personalised plate pottery, a remake of an oriental plate from the 16th century with Arab letters in green and beige colours. At the back of the plate we can place the company logo (to be ordered in advance).
• Berber Pottery: A special type of pottery made by women where the colours are earth colours: brown, black, beige etc. The design is primitive and very ethnic - dolls, plates, cats, turtle…
• Silver Jewellery: The main de Fatma, the jasmine with amber, the classical fish, etc…
• A basket of Tunisian delicacies: We guarantee the high quality of the delicacies, as they are handmade by special traditional women with Almonds, pistachio nuts etc…
• ates deglett ENNOUR: A first choice quality date. They can be offered in traditional baskets, in special baskets or in cooper or brass.
• Tunisian Boukha: A well-known alcoholic spirit drink.

Cultural Gifts

• Books: English books are not usually available, but we can suggest painting books, books on Tunisia in general and specialised books on Mosaics and architecture, etc…
• Mosaic Tableau: A remake of the "four seasons" or "le char de Neptune" or " Bacchus " and the very famous "Portrait de Virgile "
• Silk Scarf: From traditional to the more modern handmade scarves. We can customise a silk scarf by putting the invitation to the incentive directly onto it.
  
  

Specialist Groups

• Archeology
• Bird Watching
• History
• Second World War
• Gastronomy and wine tours
• Discovering the world of the Sahara

We offer also Golf Packages and Thalassotherapy and you can find all the information about this
on our website www.edentours-tunisia.com