About Us
Why Jasmine Tours?
Jasmine Tours specializes in study abroad groups and small tours, confidently meeting your unique requests and needs. Our team handles all your travel logistics so that you can enjoy your tour stress free, while our tour guides and drivers are top-class, ensuring a memorable trip to Tunisia.
Our team lives full-time in Tunisia, loving the Tunisian culture, food, language, and history. Our desire is for each of our guests to leave their tour with the same love and joy that we feel for this great country.
Business Principles
Jasmine Tours is committed to operating our business with integrity in all of our business dealings. We honor and respect the Tunisian culture, laws, and traditions, and desire that our guests do the same. We hope that all of the travelers humbly come to Tunisia ready to learn and ready for adventure. It is our pleasure to meet your travel needs and enable you to experience the Tunisian culture.
FAQ
Tunisia is located in North Africa on the Mediterranean Sea.
All of our tours are private tour, we do not offer schedule tours open to the public. All of the members of the tour are part of your party. We will be able to customize the tours to meet your needs and preferences.
Pricing will vary depending on number of guests, duration or trip, hotel rating, season of travel, and other factors. To request a quote complete the contact form and a we will respond accordingly.
Generally, Tunisian speak a dialect of Arabic and French, and a growing number speak English fluently. Not an Arabic or French speaker? No problem, all of our guides speak English and are happy to show you the beauty and wonder of Tunisia.
We recommend checking with the Tunisian Embassy in your passport country to confirm the requirements for visas. The latest update: US, Canadian, and UK passport holders do not need a travel visa prior to arrival. Generally, passports should be valid 6-months beyond your travel dates from Tunisia, and have at least one blank page for entry and exit stamps.
Tunisian food is amazing and there is a wide variety of food. Some staples are: tomatoes, cucumbers, potatoes, couscous, harissa, pastas, baguettes and other breads, eggs, chicken, seafood, lamb, and many other delicious ingredients.
We know that there may be food allergies. We can’t guarantee avoidance of major food allergies, however, we are happy to discuss the your allergy and possible alternative solutions.
Generally non-Muslims are not allowed in mosques in Tunisia, with a couple of exceptions. The Zitouna Mosque in Tunis medina will allow guests to view the courtyard. The Mosque of Uqba in Kairouan allows tourist during visiting hours. Non-Muslims are not allowed to enter into the prayer halls. Visitors touring these mosques should dress modestly and observe the rules and guidelines outlined by the mosques, which may include head coverings for women and long pants for men.
