Step into a galaxy far, far away and explore the real-world locations that brought the planet Tatooine to life. This 5-day Star Wars tour in Tunisia takes you across stunning landscapes, from the ancient cities of Kairouan and Sousse to the remote desert settings of Tozeur and Douz, where iconic scenes from the Star Wars saga were filmed.
Walk the streets of Mos Espa, visit the legendary Lars Moisture Farm, and stand in the canyon where Tusken Raiders once roamed. Along the way, you’ll do more than just follow in the footsteps of your favorite characters — you’ll dive into Tunisia’s rich culture, share meals with local families, and stay in extraordinary accommodations, including a desert camp under the stars and a traditional troglodyte hotel.
Accompanied by expert guides, this tour offers a perfect mix of adventure, culture, and cinematic history, providing an unforgettable journey for both Star Wars fans and curious travelers.
As with all our journeys, this Star Wars tour is fully customizable. Use it as a starting point, draw further inspiration from our Multi-Day Tours of Tunisia, or even using our Custom Tunisia Tours Builder to craft a more bespoke experience.
Once you’re ready to begin your Star Wars tour in Tunisia, don’t hesitate to contact us.
Start your Star Wars tour in Tunisia by stepping into the ancient city of Kairouan, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Wander through the historic Medina and visit the Great Mosque, an iconic symbol of Islamic architecture. After lunch, continue through Tunisia’s scenic landscapes toward Tozeur, an oasis town famous for its palm groves and desert charm, where you’ll settle in for the night.
Venture into the rugged beauty of Chebika and Tamerza on a thrilling 4WD safari, discovering hidden mountain oases. Then, set off for Ong Jemal, where the vast desert becomes the backdrop for the Star Wars universe. At Mos Espa, walk through the bustling pod-racing arena, a key scene from The Phantom Menace, and relive the moment when Anakin’s journey began.
Cross the stunning Chott El Jerid salt flats, where Luke Skywalker’s home planet of Tatooine came to life, before arriving in Douz for a sunset camel ride or ATV adventure in the dunes. Your day ends with a magical evening under the stars at a desert camp.
Today, journey to Matmata, home to the iconic Lars Moisture Farm, where Luke Skywalker spent his early days on Tatooine. Explore the unique troglodyte homes carved into the ground, featured in several Star Wars scenes. After lunch, head to Ksar Hadada, used as the Slave Quarters Row in The Phantom Menace.
You’ll also visit Ksar Ouled Soltane, another key filming location, before reaching the breathtaking Berber village of Chenini. Nestled in the mountains, this village will be your overnight retreat, offering unforgettable views and a peaceful night.
Begin your day with a drive to El Jem, where the grandeur of the Roman amphitheater will leave you in awe. This massive structure, one of the best-preserved in the world, served as a dramatic backdrop for both history and film. After exploring the amphitheater, head to Sousse, a coastal gem where you can enjoy the beach or explore the lively medina before spending the night here.
Your final day starts with a visit to the Ribat of Sousse, a fortress that stands guard over the Mediterranean, offering a fascinating glimpse into Tunisia’s ancient past. From here, travel to Zriba Olia, a peaceful Berber village nestled in the mountains, where you’ll enjoy a traditional Tunisian lunch.
Afterwards, head to Hammamet, known for its vibrant medina and beautiful coastal views. Explore the medina’s winding alleys and rich history before returning to Tunis, where your epic Star Wars tour of Tunisia comes to a close.
We offer the flexibility to tailor the tour to your specific needs and preferences. Whether you want to adjust the activities, pace, or add extra experiences, we’re happy to create a bespoke tour just for you.
This tour is available year-round and offers a fantastic experience at any time of the year. However, please note that desert camps are not available from June to September due to high temperatures in the Sahara.