Category: Tunisia
Best Time to Visit Tunisia
• Spring (April-May) and autumn (October-November) offer the most comfortable weather for exploring cities and cultural sites with temperatures around 20-25°C• Summer months (June-September) provide perfect beach conditions with sea temperatures reaching 25-27°C, though inland areas can become extremely hot• Winter (December-March) represents the ideal season for Sahara desert tours and southern expeditions with pleasant […]
Sousse Tunisia
Sousse is one of the famous tourist destinations and cities from the east coat of Tunisia. The city is home to a variety of tourist attractions form the 9th century Phoenicians reign to the modern day Sousse. Sousse is the third largest city in Tunisia also known as the ‘pearl of Sahel’ is majorly a […]
Djerba Tunisia
Djerba is a large island located off the coast of the Gulf of Gabes in south western Tunisia. The island attracts thousands of tourists from Australia and Europe every year thanks to its beautiful beaches. This Tunisian town stands out as the only town where the Berber language is spoken to this day and also […]
Hammamet Tunisia
Hammamet is undoubtedly the biggest tourist destination in Tunisia thanks to its endless white beaches popular for several water adventures like swimming and water sports. There are also may other interesting tourist attractions in this town include old mosques and museums. The weather is great although the year. The hot season comes in July and […]
Monastir Tunisia Tours
Monastir is located 160km from Tunis the capital of Tunisia in the south east and also borders the Gulf of Hammamet to the south. Getting it name from the French word Monstere, Monastir is indeed a monastery. The town is mostly a fishing port with plenty of Tunisia’s history inscribed on its walls. As the […]
Tunisia National Parks and Nature Reserves
Tunisia has a total of 8 national parks featuring some of the rarest plant species and animals that are almost not seen anywhere else in the world. There are some located in the desert and other near water logged region in central Tunisia. Although there are not many animals to watch, Tunisia’s national parks are […]
Lake Ichkeul National Park Tunisia
Lake Ichkeul National Park in northwestern Tunisia receives up to 300,000 wintering waterbirds between November and February, making it one of the most important wetland bird sites in the Mediterranean and North Africa, with park entry costing approximately 5 to 10 TND per person (around £1.50 to £3). The park is Tunisia’s only natural UNESCO […]
Sidi Toui National Park Tunisia
Sidi Toui National Park in southern Tunisia is one of the few places in North Africa where scimitar-horned oryx have been reintroduced to the wild, covering 6,310 hectares of Saharan steppe and grassland near the Libyan border, with entry requiring an advance permit from Tunisia’s General Directorate of Forests rather than a standard ticket booth. […]
Tunis
It is Tunisia‘s largest city, with a population of 728,453 as of 2004; the greater metropolitan area holds some 2,412,500 inhabitants.Tunis is located in north-eastern Tunisia on the Lake of Tunis, and is connected to the Mediterranean sea’s Gulf of Tunis by a canal which terminates at the port of La Goulette / Halq al […]
Tunisia Tour Operators
Top Tunisia Tour Operators External operators, ranked by verified Google review volume. Ratings captured from Google. SC External operator Sahara Tunisia Camel Trek Douz 📍 Douz, Tunisia Google★4.8· 290+ reviews Based in Douz — the town billed as the gateway to the Sahara — this operator specialises in camel treks out into the great dunes. […]