1BR Apt · New Luxury Residence · Jardins de Carthage
Apartment · Garden · Luxury
Carthage · Northern suburbs of Tunis
Holiday rentals
in Carthage
Standing villas and characterful apartments on a UNESCO World Heritage site — Roman ruins, embassy gardens and the Bay of Tunis, ten minutes from La Marsa’s beaches, with 24/7 concierge service.
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Properties in Carthage
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Neighbourhoods covered
200
Dinars per night, from
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Concierge included
Discover Carthage
Mediterranean antiquity
at your doorstep
Carthage is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the legendary cities of the ancient Mediterranean — and today a prestige residential suburb just 15 km from central Tunis, where a millennium of history sits alongside contemporary elegance. The Antonine Baths, the Punic ports, Roman villas and the national museum share the same hillsides as ambassadors’ residences and modern Tunisian villas. The Landlord offers standing villas and characterful apartments here, so you can live at the heart of history, minutes from La Marsa’s beaches and the village of Sidi Bou Saïd.
Carthage — your base in Tunisia
Carthage spreads across a series of hills overlooking the Bay of Tunis, scattered with spectacular ancient ruins. The Antonine Baths — among the best preserved in the entire Roman Empire — command the sea from a monumental terrace. The Punic ports, witnesses to Carthage’s legendary naval power, are still visible, and the National Museum houses one of the world’s finest collections of Roman mosaics. Beyond its history, Carthage is Tunis’s most prestigious residential area: embassies, diplomats’ villas and leafy, manicured streets. The TGM light railway connects it directly to Tunis, La Marsa, Sidi Bou Saïd and Gammarth — the whole northern bay is within 25 minutes.
Why book a Carthage rental with The Landlord?
Because our villas and apartments are positioned precisely where you want to be — near the archaeological sites and near the beaches — and because you book directly with us, with no platform in between. Concierge service includes private guided visits to the Antonine Baths, TGM and airport transfers, private chef dinners under the stars, and access to our golf and spa partners. Every property is visited, verified and prepared before you arrive.
The neighbourhoods
Four hills,
four atmospheres
Carthage spreads across several hills facing the Bay of Tunis, each with its own character — the historic hilltop, the seafront ruins, the embassy quarter and the Punic ports. Here is how to choose.
Byrsa Hill
- Ideal for
- History, museums, panoramic views
- Atmosphere
- Historic hilltop, National Museum and the Punic city at your feet
- Average rate
- 200–350 DT per night
The Byrsa hill is the historic heart of ancient Carthage. From its summit the panoramic view over the Bay of Tunis is breathtaking, with the National Museum and Saint-Louis cathedral at the top and exclusive villas with gardens on the slopes.
Carthage Hannibal
- Ideal for
- Upscale residential stays, families
- Atmosphere
- Villas, embassies, security, greenery
- Average rate
- 220–400 DT per night
Carthage Hannibal is an upscale residential area of embassies and standing residences in a verdant, secure setting — ideal for a family holiday that wants calm and security within easy reach of La Marsa’s beaches.
Carthage Dermech
- Ideal for
- Beach days and the Antonine Baths
- Atmosphere
- Seafront, archaeological sites at the door
- Average rate
- 200–350 DT per night
A few steps from the Antonine Baths and the sea, Dermech gives direct access to the town’s two main attractions: apartments and villas looking out over Roman ruins or the Bay of Tunis. An exceptional choice for history enthusiasts.
Carthage Salammbô
- Ideal for
- The Punic ports, tranquillity
- Atmosphere
- Historic, calm residential streets
- Average rate
- 200–300 DT per night
Salammbô is the district of the Punic ports, witnesses to ancient Carthage’s naval supremacy. A calm residential atmosphere close to the Tunis lagoon, with good restaurants and a pleasant waterfront promenade.
Who it suits
Carthage, whichever way
you travel
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History & archaeology
Carthage is an archaeological site on the scale of an entire city: two or three days barely covers the Antonine Baths, the tophet, the National Museum, the Punic ports, the ancient theatre and the Roman villas with their mosaics in situ. We organise private tours with local archaeologists.
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Business travellers
Twenty minutes from central Tunis and fifteen from Tunis-Carthage airport, Carthage’s prestige villas are an ideal setting for a business stay — private receptions, dedicated work spaces and an upscale environment. Our packages cover transfers, fibre wifi and catering partners.
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Cultural families
Carthage lets families combine beach and culture without moving hotels: La Marsa’s beaches are ten minutes away, the archaeological sites are walkable, and the TGM reaches the Tunis medina in 25 minutes. The museum’s giant mosaics fascinate children as much as adults.
Our properties
A selection
in Carthage
Modern & Garden · 5 min Carthage & Lac de Tunis
Apartment · Garden
Le Panorama · Jardins de Carthage
Apartment · Garden
Elyssa · Superb Apartment, Jardins de Carthage
Apartment · Garden
Omnya · Beachfront Luxury Villa
Villa · Sea view · Luxury
Villa Punique · Exceptional Villa with Sea View
Villa · Sea view
Superb Apt · Jardins de Carthage
Apartment · Garden
Villa des Artistes · Art & Luxury in Carthage
Villa · Luxury
Charming Seafront House · 2 Guests
Villa · Sea view
New Central & Luxury · Jardins de Carthage
Apartment · Garden · Luxury
Rd Parcs · New Green Apt · Jardins Carthage
Apartment · Garden
New 2BR · Sunny Balcony · Jardins Carthage
Apartment · Garden
Carthage Villa · 3BR · Pool & Garden
Villa · Pool · Garden
Modern 3BR · Shared Swimming Pool
Apartment · Shared pool
When to visit
Three seasons,
three ways to visit
Carthage has a temperate microclimate thanks to its position facing the Bay of Tunis, cooled by sea breezes all year — one of the most comfortable spots in the country.
High season · June to September
- Ideal for
- Beach afternoons, morning site visits, evening terraces
- Atmosphere
- 28–35 °C air, 24–27 °C sea
- Average rate
- Peak season — book early
Carthage in summer offers a perfect equilibrium: archaeological visits in the morning before the heat, La Marsa’s beaches in the afternoon, dinner on a terrace in the evening. The International Carthage Festival fills the ancient theatre in July and August.
Shoulder season · April–May & October
- Ideal for
- Archaeology, photography, walking the sites
- Atmosphere
- 18–25 °C air, 18–22 °C sea
- Average rate
- From 200 DT per night
The best period for history enthusiasts: perfect light for photography, ideal temperatures for exploring on foot and very few visitors. The sites reveal their full beauty without the summer crowds.
Low season · November to March
- Ideal for
- City breaks, culture, business and long stays
- Atmosphere
- 10–18 °C, sites open, restaurants active
- Average rate
- Best rates of the year
Carthage out of season remains excellent for a cultural city break or a business stay. A few rainy days are possible in December and January, but the setting stays extraordinary and the whole bay is quiet.
Concierge
The stay doesn’t end
with the key
Personal welcome
Hand-delivered check-in when it suits you, a tour of the property and the neighbourhood, and our honest recommendations for Carthage.
24/7 assistance
One number, a real person on the line, in English, French and Arabic, for the whole of your stay.
Airport & TGM transfers
Tunis-Carthage airport is fifteen minutes away; we meet you there and drive you to the door, or provide a driver by the day.
Professional housekeeping
Every property prepared to a strict protocol before you arrive, with premium linen and welcome amenities provided.
Private chef & groceries
Dinner under the stars in your own garden, a welcome hamper and a grocery delivery waiting before you land.
Private archaeology tours
The Antonine Baths, the tophet, the Punic ports and the National Museum with a local archaeologist — plus Carthage Festival tickets in summer.
Around Carthage
What’s waiting
minutes away
Carthage sits in the middle of the northern bay. Everything below is a short TGM ride or drive from your door.
5 min · UNESCO villageSidi Bou SaïdThe blue-and-white clifftop village, the Café des Nattes and the most photographed panorama in Tunisia — five minutes up the coast.10 min · beachesLa MarsaBeaches, restaurants, the market and a lively seafront corniche: the beach day that complements a culture stay in Carthage.15 min · upscale beachGammarthThe most exclusive beach resort on the bay — fine sand, five-star hotels, luxury villas and the best dining in the northern suburbs.20 min · the capitalTunis & the MedinaThe UNESCO medina, the souks, the Bardo Museum and the cultural life of the capital — twenty minutes by TGM.
Frequently asked questions
Before you book
What does a holiday rental in Carthage cost?
Our Carthage properties start from 200 DT per night for an apartment in the Jardins de Carthage, and range up to 400–450 DT for a villa with a pool or a seafront house. Rates depend on the neighbourhood, the season and the number of guests, with significant discounts outside high season and for stays of a month or more. Concierge service, professional housekeeping and 24/7 assistance are always included.
How do I book a property in Carthage with The Landlord?
Tell us your dates and how many of you there are, and a concierge replies with the properties genuinely available — no platform in between, no hidden fees. You confirm directly with us, and the same person stays reachable throughout your stay.
Is the concierge service included in Carthage?
Yes. Every Carthage booking includes a personal check-in, 24/7 assistance in English, French and Arabic, professional housekeeping before arrival and our recommendations for the area. Optional extras include airport transfers, a private chef, a driver by the day, private archaeological tours and Carthage Festival tickets.
When is the best time to visit Carthage?
April to May and October are the best months for archaeology and walking: mild temperatures, perfect light and very few visitors. June to September combines morning site visits with beach afternoons and the International Carthage Festival. November to March is quiet and affordable, and works well for city breaks, business stays and long stays.
Is parking available in Carthage?
Our Carthage villas typically include a private garage or a gated driveway, and apartment properties have designated parking within the residence. A car is useful for the wider bay, though the TGM light railway covers Tunis, Sidi Bou Saïd, La Marsa and Gammarth.
Are your Carthage properties suitable for families?
Carthage is ideal for culturally curious families. Our villas with gardens and pools provide private outdoor space in a quiet, secure residential setting, with La Marsa’s beaches ten minutes away and the archaeological sites walkable from most of our properties.
Can I rent in Carthage for a short stay?
Yes. Properties are available from two nights, and a long weekend combining history and beach is excellent value — Tunis-Carthage airport is fifteen minutes from the door, which makes Carthage a genuine European city-break destination.
Which are your best-rated properties in Carthage?
Our seafront villas — Omnya, Villa Punique and the Charming Seafront House — consistently receive the highest guest ratings for their views, while the Jardins de Carthage apartments are the most praised for value and comfort. The Landlord is an Airbnb Superhost with more than 500 verified reviews and a 4.8 ★ average. Ask us and we will send the current favourites for your dates.
Book
Book your stay
in Carthage
From 200 DT per night. A concierge replies in English, French or Arabic, shows you what is genuinely available in Carthage on your dates, and arranges everything else — airport transfers, private chef, archaeological tours, golf and spa.
