Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Head to the site of Hippo Regius (or Hippo), which was first a Carthaginian colony, then the residence of the Numidian kings and the Roman city under Augustus. It was later occupied by the Vandals, then the Byzantines, and finally by the Arabs in the 10th century, until the end of the Fatimid period. The city was bishop St. Augustine from 396 to 430 AD Hippo, the episcopal seat of Augustine.
Visit of the Basilica of the Peace of Hippo, the baptistery, the theater, the forum, the thermal baths and the Museum, then the modern Basilica of St. Augustine with its Arabo-Moorish but also Byzantine and Roman style.
Lunch then Ras El Hamra (Cape Garda), the tip of the Corniche of Annaba.
Then head towards the Montagne de Séraïdi to visit the hotel complex of the French Architect Fernand Pouillon.
Special end-of-tour dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.