Carthage Table
People & Places

Meet Tunisia through the people who live it.

Human connection is the strongest part of this journey. Here are the people you may meet, and the places that shape their days.

The People Behind the Food

Farmers, fishermen, cooks, artisans.

Representative portraits — real names and stories will be added as hosts and partners are confirmed for each departure.

Editorial portrait of a farmer at work in the field, environmental portrait framing.

Farmer

Name & story to be added

Editorial portrait of an olive grower among the trees.

Olive Grower

Name & story to be added

Editorial portrait of a fisherman mending nets, Mahdia harbor.

Fisherman

Name & story to be added

Editorial portrait of a home cook in her kitchen, mid-task.

Home Cook

Name & story to be added

Editorial portrait of a ceramicist or weaver at work.

Artisan

Name & story to be added

Places

Carthage, medinas, and the working coast.

Carthage ruins with the Mediterranean visible beyond. Early light, human scale, no tour groups in frame.

Carthage

Before Rome ruled the Mediterranean, there was Carthage. Ruins that still face the sea.

A quiet medina alley, morning light, doorway color and texture, no crowds.

The Medina

Narrow streets, doorway color, and a rhythm that hasn't been redesigned for tourists.

White-and-blue coastal village rooftops against the sea.

The Coastal Villages

White walls, blue shutters, and a working relationship with the sea.