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Tunisia

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Guide to Tunisia

Basic Information

Tunisia is a country where oriental charm seamlessly blends with European-style tourist services. You'll encounter no difficulties with accommodations or transportation, and Tunisia is renowned for having some of the world's finest thalassotherapy facilities.

During your visit, you can admire the golden sands of the Sahara Desert, explore picturesque ancient ruins, take respite in lush oases, and swim in the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea. Your vacation in Tunisia will undoubtedly allow you to experience a wide array of what this country has to offer its guests, and we are confident you will be thoroughly satisfied.

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Capital
Tunisia
Language
Arabic
Currency
Tunisian dinar
Time zone
GMT +1
Population
10 982 754
Territory
163,610 km²

Dishes worth trying:

Chorba — This thick and flavorful soup is prepared on the basis of veal with the addition of vegetables.

Ozhej — It's basically the same omelet, except pepper sausage replaces the meat.

Tazhin ez-Zitoun — is a veal stew with olives.

Genaoia — meat is braised with the addition of cilantro, sweet pepper slices and chilies.

Meshuya — tuna salad with tuna, sardines, roasted peppers and tomatoes.

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Things to do in Tunisia

  • Admire the salt lake of Schott el Jerid.
  • Get a taste of Tunisian cuisine at the Houmt Souk restaurants on Djerba Island.
  • Travel through the Atlas Mountains on the Red Lizard excursion train.
  • Watch crocodiles feeding on the island of Djerba.
  • Walk the blue and white streets of Sidi Bou Said.
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Tips

There is no tipping culture in Tunisia and it is not considered an accepted norm.
As in any southern country, you should forget about drinking tap water in Tunisia.
Do not hesitate to bargain. Market vendors will most often quote you a price five times or even more higher than the real price.
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Sights

Tunisia is an ancient country with a history spanning over three thousand years, and it has witnessed many significant events throughout its existence. The primary attractions of Tunisia are the picturesque ruins scattered across the country, preserving the memory of bygone eras. If you have a penchant for delving into history and relishing the profound sense of centuries past, touching the ancient stones and exploring historic buildings, then Tunisia will undoubtedly captivate your curiosity.

La Griba Synagogue
The oldest synagogue in North Africa is located on the island of Djerba in the village of Hara Segira. The oldest synagogue in North Africa is located on the island of Djerba in the village of Hara Segira.
Hammamet Fort
The history of this fort, which stands in the center of the city's medina, dates back to the 10th century AD. Later on, the fort served as a defensive structure against sea raids. A visit to the fort will cost you 7 TND.
Carthage
The ruins of the ancient city, Rome's eternal rival, are located near the capital of Tunisia. You can get there by commuter train and explore the remains of buildings from bygone eras at your leisure.

Tours to Tunisia

Tunisia may not be as popular among domestic travelers as Egypt, but it's rapidly gaining ground and is poised to become a sought-after destination in terms of tour sales.



Despite its relatively small size, Tunisia offers a diverse range of experiences for vacationers. Access to the Mediterranean Sea provides the country with excellent beaches. Many of the best hotels along the coast offer packages that include thalassotherapy treatments.



For those seeking active adventures, there are opportunities for water sports and inland exploration. Excursion tours to Roman ruins, including visits to the ancient city of Carthage, are available. Travelers can also embark on desert tours to discover indigenous settlements.



However, when it comes to the cost of travel, Tunisia still falls slightly behind Egypt. For example, a ten-day trip to the resort town of Sousse can cost around 2,200 USD, even for a hot offer. You might find a slightly cheaper hot trip to Hammamet for nine days, priced at around 830 USD. Generally, though, finding truly inexpensive offers in this direction can be quite challenging.

Where to go Tunisia

In Tunisia, you can spend your vacation relaxing in the gentle waves of the Mediterranean Sea and lounging on pristine white sandy beaches. Alternatively, you can indulge in rejuvenating thalassotherapy treatments, a draw for many travelers visiting Tunisia. For those seeking adventure, exciting excursions to the renowned Sahara Desert or to explore ancient Tunisian ruins await. The key is to select from this diverse list what aligns most with your desires, and the tripmydream service is here to assist you in deciding where to go in Tunisia.

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When to go Tunisia

Traveling to Tunisia, like most Southern countries, has its unique charms throughout the year. However, even in warm climates, there's a period when visiting is particularly productive and comfortable, which in Tunisia falls between June and September. Nonetheless, other times of the year can also offer intriguing experiences, especially for enthusiasts of thalassotherapy, which is available year-round. Consult tripmydream to help you decide when the best time to visit Tunisia is for you.

Tunisia in spring

In spring in Tunisia it is very warm during the day and rapidly getting colder at night. So you can't do without warm clothes until May. In May the weather finally warms up, and the swimming season begins. But even in the warm days of May Tunisia sometimes gets rains.
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Tunisia in summer

Summers in Tunisia are hot, with temperatures rarely dropping below +30°C. Evenings are cool. But in the desert, the night cold (from 0°C to +5°C) is comparable to the heat of the day - not much more comfortable, especially if you are not prepared for such drastic weather changes.
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Tunisia in the fall

In the fall in Tunisia the heat subsides and becomes much more comfortable. September is the velvet season, when the sea is still quite warm and the air is not so hot. But in October it is more difficult to swim, the water gradually becomes too cool.
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Tunisia in winter

Tunisia is warm in winter, but sometimes there are long cold rains. However, it is only to nature's advantage, the country is covered with greenery in winter. And in January you will see almonds blooming in Tunisia and bright oranges ripening on the branches.
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Climate and weather in Tunisia by months

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Usefulness

We have prepared for you a selection of useful facts that will make your trip to Tunisia easier, safer and more interesting.

Visa to Tunisia

No visa needed for European citizens

Customs & Tax Free

Before traveling to Tunisia, it's a good idea to familiarize yourself with the country's customs regulations. Then you will know in advance what you can and cannot bring into the country.

Customs regulations

Travel by car

Renting a car in Tunisia will make your trip much more comfortable and independent from traditional sightseeing routes.

Lease terms and traffic rules

Phrasebook for tourists

We have prepared for you some useful phrases in French, which in Tunisia is the second official language and is very widely spoken.

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Public transport and prices

Both rail, bus and public transportation in Tunisia is at a good level. So, wherever you go, there will be no problems with comfort.

Transportation

Events

If you want to time your trip to Tunisia to coincide with one of the local holidays, it is worth familiarizing yourself with our calendar of events in the country.

Holidays and Events

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