Villa Didon and the bay of Carthage

Villa Didon Carthage

The Journal

What we know of Carthage from living here, written for those who have not yet come. Answers, not impressions.

The bay of Carthage and the Punic ports, seen from the hill of Byrsa

Stay

Where to stay in Carthage

Carthage has very few places to spend the night. What a stay on the hill of Byrsa changes, twenty minutes from Tunis and five from Sidi Bou Saïd.

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The exchange of rings at a wedding at Villa Didon Carthage

Events

Getting married in Carthage

What to check before booking a wedding venue in Carthage: real seated capacity, wet-weather fallback, seasons, deposit and cancellation terms.

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The Punic quarter of Byrsa: ochre stone walls and pillars, a bougainvillea in flower, the city in the distance under a cloudy sky

Destination

Carthage in a day

Byrsa, the Punic ports, the Baths of Antoninus, Sidi Bou Saïd. An order of visit that follows the light rather than the map.

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The bay of Carthage at nightfall, seen from the villa's roof, with lit calligraphy in the foreground

Table

Dining in Carthage by the sea

Carthage has only a handful of restaurants with a real sea view, all of them on high ground. When to book, when to dine, and where the evening light falls.

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Three tall fluted white urns in front of bird-of-paradise plants and a palm, at the entrance to Villa Didon

The House

ISO 9001 and ISO 22000 at Villa Didon

Since June 2026, Villa Didon Carthage has held ISO 9001 and ISO 22000 certification from AFNOR. What the two standards cover, and what they mean for our guests.

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Two guests in black lace masks at a candlelit evening, in warm red and gold light

Corporate

Hosting your company's end-of-year party in Carthage

Plan your company's end-of-year party in Carthage, twenty minutes from Tunis: three venues for private hire, up to 300 guests, and the December dates to bear in mind.

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