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  • Tunisia

  • Djerba

    Flaubert once said that in Djerba "the air is so mild that it prevents you from dying". The temperatures remain above 20°C from April-May until October-November. Spring and autumn are therefore two of

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  • Hammamet

    This is one of the flagship resorts of the Tunisian Riviera. Along the Gulf of Hammamet, hotels are packed tightly next to each other; you don't come here for privacy. Without exception, the hotels offer

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  • Mahdia

    The Mahdians say that their beaches are the most beautiful in Tunisia. They are in any case among the least busy. Sand the colour of flour, turquoise sea, no unwanted algae and a summer breeze that cools

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  • Monastir

    Monastir has a very pleasant southern charm. You can stroll along its seafront and then discover its marina and its historic district.In addition, most establishments offer more in terms of architecture,

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  • Nabeul

    Less well-known than its neighbour Hammamet, Nabeul is a seaside resort full of charm, on the west coast of Tunisia. You will appreciate its friendly, family clubs and beaches that are not so busy.Nabeul

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  • Port El Kantaoui

    It is said that Port El Kantaoui is like the Saint-Tropez of Tunisia. The atmosphere is nicely chic, without glitter or excessive crowds, next to a marina, which hosts both yachts and cruise ships during

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  • Sousse

    Sousse has the charm of a historic city and the lure of a big city. It is enjoyed in any season, because its advantages are not limited to its seafront. The beaches at the centre of town offer limited

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  • Tabarka

    Ask any diver or golfer that you know if they have already heard of Tabarka and several hours later, they will still be talking about it... Tabarka is a little-known region of Tunisia, providing a challenging

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  • Tozeur

    The oasis of Tozeur, a city-symbol of southern Tunisia, is one of the gates to the Sahara. There are no dunes here, but there is a desert landscape that appears in the distance, on the El-Jerid chott.

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  • Tunis

    Tunis' main attractions are its medina, mosques, the souk and its narrow and colourful streets. However you can also get to the pleasant beaches in less than half an hour, and to discover the unmissable

    Explore Tunis

In brief+

Weekly budget
£unconfirmed
Flight budget
£unconfirmed
Flight duration
 
Time difference
Summer/Winter
Visa
No
Vaccinations
No
Currency
Dinar tunisien
Language(s)
arabic

Overview

Tunisia

Travel alert (FCO - Last updated: 3 January 2012)
Travellers to Tunisia should be aware of the implications of the unrest in neighbouring Libya; borders are open, despite a tense security situation. There are possible threats of events to mark the anniversary of the revolution from mid-December to mid-January. Public order has been maintained, although a State of Emergency is in place and curfews and other such restrictions may be altered at short notice. Resort towns like Monastir, Sousse and Hammamet are safe to visit, although tension can be felt in the atmosphere. There is a general threat from terrorism in Tunisia.

As a destination for year round sunshine without breaking the bank, Tunisia is unbeatable. Unfortunately, it is renowned for these assets and little known for others. Yet the El Djem amphitheatre is as remarkable as the Roman Coliseum and the southern part of the country offer a soothing desert atmosphere as the Sahara is not far away. Meanwhile,the Khroumire, lying in the north, looks a lot like Tuscany. Tunisia is a must-see!

pros

  •  Tunisia offers an incredible array of sceneries and the possibility to combine several types of stay.
  •  The rich diversity of handicrafts.
  •  Tunisian hospitality in the villages.

cons

  •  The persistant street hawkers could be a good reason to lose your cool.
  •  The dry heat in the heart of summer soon becomes unbearable inland.

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Our Editorial team's advice

In Tunisia, women should avoid walking around in very short or low-cut dresses.
You should not miss the opportunity to regenerate your body in a true hammam.
Light sleepers should not choose a hotel by a mosque: the muezzin's call at sunrise is powerful...

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