Sahara Bivouac — 2 days / 1 night
Chenini, Ksar Ghilane oasis, camel ride at sunset, a night in a desert bivouac tent, troglodyte Matmata and Sidi Driss. 2 lunches, dinner and breakfast included (drinks extra).
Highlights
- ✓The Berber troglodyte village of Chenini
- ✓Ksar Ghilane oasis and its hot spring
- ✓Camel ride at sunset (included)
- ✓A night in a bivouac tent under the stars
- ✓Matmata cave homes and Sidi Driss (Star Wars)
- ✓2 lunches, dinner and breakfast included
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Included
✅ Included
- ✓Pickup from your hotel (Djerba or Zarzis) + transport
- ✓Guide and driver
- ✓Camel ride (one camel per person, cameleer, baggage camel)
- ✓1 night in a bivouac (tent, mattress, blankets)
- ✓2 lunches, dinner and breakfast
- ✓Flexible cancellation
❌ Not included
- ✕Drinks
- ✕Tips and personal expenses
- ✕Quad bike (optional)
Your day-by-day itinerary
- Day 1 · morning
Departure from Djerba
Hotel pickup (time confirmed the day before) and drive south.
- Day 1 · stop 1
Chenini
Ancient Berber troglodyte village carved into the mountain.
- Day 1 · stop 2
Ksar Ghilane oasis
Swim in the hot spring and traditional meal.
- Day 1 · sunset
Camel ride
In the dunes, one camel per person with a cameleer (included).
- Day 1 · evening
Night in the bivouac
Dinner, then a night in a tent with mattress and blankets, under the stars.
- Day 2
Matmata & return
Breakfast, troglodyte houses of Matmata and Sidi Driss (Star Wars), lunch and drive back to Djerba.
🗺️ Stops on this tour
Everything about each village and destination visited: history, highlights, practical tips.

Chenini: the hilltop Berber village and the Seven Sleepers mosque
Clinging to a limestone ridge more than 600 metres above sea level, Chenini is the most beautiful Berber village in southern Tunisia: houses carved into the rock, terraced granaries, a white mosque and a thousand-year-old legend.

Ksar Ghilane: the oasis and its hot spring at the gates of the Grand Erg
A palm grove set on the edge of an ocean of dunes, a pool of hot water where you swim in the middle of the sand, a forgotten Roman fort on a hillock: Ksar Ghilane is the first real encounter with the Sahara from Djerba.

Matmata: the troglodyte houses and Luke Skywalker's home
Seen from the sky, Matmata looks like a field of craters: each crater is a house, dug into the earth by the Berbers to shelter from the heat. One of them became Luke Skywalker's home.






