Nearby Attractions
Mahdia, a small peninsula located in the heart of the Mediterranean sea,its strategic position in the center east of Tunisia , nice sunny weather, crystal clear sea and the best sandy beaches around the Mediterranean made of it a charming destination full of history, monuments, day and night activities...
Beach & Diving
13 km of white sandy beaches with luxury hotels along, offering all aquatic sports like wind surfing,Crazy Banana, parachute...you can have a diving experience with the diving clubs available in the city.
Medina & Port
The Medina is the old Arab town known by it's monumental entrance, next to it the Museum, wondering in it's streets you can shop the finest Tunisian crafts, sit in authentic coffee-shops or visit the fatimides mosque,the Bizantine fortress or the pittoresque cemetry and the lighthouse. Next to it also is the fishing port where you can grab a half day trip on the pirate style Boat.
Thalasso-Hammam & SPA
Hammam or public bath situated in the heart of the Medina, where the locals goes for cleaning and relaxing,you can have a massage with essential oils or natural mud and enjoy the sauna and the cold water sea pool, if you want more luxury you can go to the Thalasso and Spa centers in the hotels in the touristic area.
Golf & Tennis
If you are a fun of Golf you can spend the day in the 9 holes Golf course situated in the touristic area of Mahdia , If you are with children they can play the crazy golf.
But if you like tennis, wheather you are a professional or a beginner, you have the Tennis club of Mahdia situated also in the touristic area of Mahdia with 5 tennis courts,you can book a court with hour or even a private tennis trainer according to availability.
Eljem Roman Amphitheater
Eljem known as the old Roman Thysdrus, 40 km far from Mahdia, a flourishing city during the Roman times, known as the capital of olive oil production and with it's Roman amphitheater, the third largest one in the Roman empire, where you can enjoy the day walking with the gladiators and feeling the power of a civilization without missing the visit to the museum built on the Roman city and with a rich collection of the most beautiful Mosaics. You can walk also between the Roman quarters and visit the villa of a rich Roman olive oil trader.