Team Building in Tunisia – Exciting activity by our nr1 DMC in Tunisia

Team Building in Tunisia: Sahara Adventures, Camel Side-Eye, and Zero Email Notifications

Offsite Tunisia expects to redefine your team’s concept of “offsite” — which, up until now, probably meant a hotel ballroom and a somewhat depressing buffet. If your team is offsite in Tunisia, your “meeting room” is a vast stretch of sand, your Wi-Fi (which you won’t be needing, so don’t worry about it) is turned off, and your biggest dilemma of the day will be the judgment of a camel. (Spoiler: It’s judging you.)

With endless sand dunes, ancient forts, moon-like landscapes, and a dramatic 7-hour desert drive, there will be no need to bond with your colleagues over flip charts. When in Tunisia, creating team spirit is as seamless as the desert itself.

Step One: Into the Sahara (Yes, This Is Actually Happening)

Imagine your team watching as the desert keeps expanding. Local guides welcome you in the air of the silence. “I can’t believe this is real,” someone says, and everyone finally breathes to the fact that it is.

As your guides drive through the sand in 4x4s, you’ll be laughing and quiet as the epic silence sinks in. You might even begin to think how in the movies there’s usually one strange epic moment where things get very quiet. It is starting. But with better snacks.

The Desert Challenge (Surprisingly Team-Focused)

This isn’t just a beautiful trip. Your group is divided into teams for a Sahara desert challenge — part navigation, part problem-solving, part ‘how did we end up so invested in this?’

Teams spot landmarks, solve small challenges, and learn about Berber culture. All of a sudden, talking becomes useful. Listening is even more important. And of course, someone becomes a little too confident about the directions with no proof.
The best part is that there really isn’t a rush. The desert is in control of the pace. Teams naturally relax, think, and enjoy the little mistakes. Turns out, when no one is checking their phone every two minutes, collaboration is a lot easier.

Camel Time (You Will Talk About This Forever)

Then comes the moment that everyone hopes and fears: camel riding. Confidence helmets go on. The camels kneel. People panic for a second. Everyone lives.
As your group rides over the sand, there’s lots of laughter in the desert. Someone names their camel (there’s always one of those). Someone else says sorry to their camel. It’s ridiculous but is a great memory. It’s also very bonding.

Lunch in the Middle of Nowhere (Best Kind of Lunch)

The lunch experience in Tunis is like no other. Lay your picnic bags on the rug and enjoy the handpicked plates and locally prepared food. Taste the food, enjoy the company, and do not think about work.

This is where walls come down and stories flow. Someone says they planned and wanted to come back, to which another person says they were skeptical of the first.

Sunset, Stories, and Star-Filled Silence

The sun setting casts the desert in varying shades. The ouroboros comes to eat. It’s a good quiet waiting for no one to be the first to talk. Dinner is ready, and more conversations begin to flow. “I’ve never…” “I’ve never…” Now the sky has a high demand for the moon and twinkles.

Why This Actually Works

This experience works because it strips everything back. No distractions. No agendas. Just people, place, and shared moments.

It creates:

• Trust via collective experience
• Safe and genuine conversation
• Relation through joy and wonder
• Enduring memories

Read more about our DMC in Tunisia at:
https://www.dmcprofessionals.com/dmc-tunisia

Why Tunisia?

Tunisia has an abundance of history, culture, and contrast. It has Mediterranean beauty, ancient history, and some of the best access to the Sahara desert. Its warm, welcoming, and quietly stunning.

So if you want your team to truly disconnect from work and reconnect with one another, Tunisia does just that.

And don’t be shocked if someone proposes your next team meeting be held in the desert.

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