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Latest information, travel stories, and sightseeing spot introductions for travel to Tunisia.
Off the tourist trail in Tunisia's centre-west, the Roman town of Sufetula keeps three temples, a Byzantine ghost and the memory of an empire's last stand — almost entirely to itself.
The seaside TGM rattles out of central Tunis to a leafy suburb where a Phoenician city, razed by Rome and raised again, still keeps its secrets among the pines.
How much does a trip to Tunisia cost? It is one of the cheapest Mediterranean destinations — daily costs are low and the connecting flight is the biggest expense. Here is a 2026 budget breakdown for budget, mid-range and comfort travellers.
The best time to visit Tunisia depends on what you want. Spring (April–June) and autumn (September–November) are ideal for sightseeing and the Sahara, while July–August is peak beach season. Here is a month-by-month guide to the weather and what to do.
How many days do you need in Tunisia? Seven days is the minimum for the highlights, ten is comfortable, and fourteen lets you go deep into the Sahara. Here are practical 7-, 10- and 14-day itineraries covering Tunis, the Roman ruins, the coast and the desert.
Yes — Tunisia is a safe and welcoming destination. Millions of travellers enjoy its beaches, medinas and Roman sites every year, and the main tourist areas are secure, friendly and well used to visitors. Here is why Tunisia is safer than its reputation suggests.
On a hill roughly a hundred kilometres from Tunis, the best-preserved Roman town in North Africa turns out to be less a ruin than a neighbourhood. A first-person morning at Dougga.
The train from Sousse runs sixty kilometres south to a small Tunisian town with an impossible silhouette. This is what it feels like to stand inside one of the Roman world's greatest amphitheatres.
What to wear in Tunisia? For everyday sightseeing, normal light clothing is fine; cover shoulders and knees at mosques, and anything goes at the beach resorts. Here is a practical dress guide for women and men, plus a season-by-season Tunisia packing list.
A local's answers to the most common first-time Tunisia questions — visas, safety, money, best time to visit, getting around, food, packing and etiquette — 29 questions in a clear Q&A format.
A complete guide to travelling in Tunisia for first-timers: whether Tunisia is safe, visa-free entry, trip cost, the best time to visit, money and the dinar, what to wear, packing and how many days you need — plus a north-and-south itinerary.
A local's guide to the real-life Tatooine: how to visit the Star Wars filming locations in Tunisia, from Matmata and Mos Espa to Djerba and the ksour near Tataouine.
A local's honest guide to planning a Tunisia Sahara desert tour, from Douz and Tozeur to Ksar Ghilane, with camel treks, 4x4 rides, bivouac nights and the best season to go.
A friendly local's guide to the Tunisian dinar currency for tourists: how to exchange money, why to keep your receipts, cash vs card, ATMs, tipping and avoiding overcharging.
A practical guide to reaching Tunisia: direct flights from Europe, connections from North America and Asia, ferries, airports and entry rules.
A Tunisia specialist's guide to Tunisian food: its history, harissa and couscous, must-try dishes, sweets, regional specialities and practical eating tips.
A complete traveller's guide to the ancient ruins of Carthage near Tunis: Punic and Roman history, Byrsa Hill, the Antonine Baths and how to visit.
The complete guide to Sidi Bou Said, Tunisia's blue-and-white cliff-top village near Tunis: what to see, the best cafes, how to pair it with Carthage, when to go, and how to get there in comfort.
A complete hub guide to the top things to see in Tunisia: Carthage, El Jem, Tunis, Sidi Bou Saïd, the coast and the Sahara, plus how many days you need.
Where to stay in Tunisia by traveller type: best areas, hotel and resort options, all-inclusive explained, and how vetted accommodation is arranged on a private Atlantis tour.
Summer or winter for a senior trip to Tunisia? We compare heat, ancient ruins, the desert Star Wars sites, seasonal festivals, crowds and value season by season, pin down the best months and holiday windows, and show how a private, gently paced tour keeps either one comfortable.
A fair, honest comparison of Tunisia and Morocco for your next trip: costs, beaches, the Sahara, Roman ruins, crowds and which country suits you best.
A clear, honest guide to getting around Tunisia — car rental, trains, louages, buses, taxis and the stress-free private driver-guide option — plus how the main cities connect.
An honest decision guide to travelling Tunisia: private guided tour versus going independent. Compare cost, comfort, time, transport and language to choose what fits you.