Culture and heritage · Sousse, Monastir and Mahdia
Treasure hunt in the Sousse medina
The Sousse medina becomes the setting for an observation game in which teams seek clues and complete photo challenges.
- Duration
- 3h20
- Indicative group
- 15–200 people
- Region
- Sousse, Monastir and Mahdia
Programme video
Chasse au trésor à Sousse
The Sousse medina becomes the setting for an observation game in which teams seek clues and complete photo challenges.
The experience
The Sousse medina becomes the setting for an observation game in which teams seek clues and complete photo challenges. The route highlights streets and artisans while respecting the place.
To fit this 3h20 experience into a trip for 15–200 people, compare Sousse & Monastir with the pace of 3-day conference in Sousse & gala evening at El Jem. For another idea in the region, see Monastir water-sports challenge. The venue and transfers depend on your dates.
Suggested schedule
- 01
Welcome and game-book handout
- 02
Investigation and photo challenges in the medina
- 03
Compare answers and announce the results
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How long does this activity take?
The suggested duration appears in the practical details on this page. Transfers, set-up and breaks can change the time needed in your programme.
How many people can take part?
The range shown in the practical details is indicative. Actual capacity depends on the venue, supervision and availability for your dates.
Can this activity fit into a conference programme?
Yes. The schedule can be adapted to meeting times, group profile and destination after logistics have been checked.
What needs checking before quotation?
We verify the supplier, access or permits, weather when relevant, safety requirements and any backup option.
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