Country Info
- Tunis
- Capital
- Tunisian Dinar (TND)
- Currency
- 9,705,102
- Population
- TN
- Country Code
Tunisia Slideshow
Top Hotels in Tunisia
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Houria Palace Hotel Port El Kantaoui
197 reviews -
lti Thalassa Sousse
436 reviews -
Sindbad Hotel Hammamet
342 reviews -
El Hana International Tunis
83 reviews -
Hasdrubal Thalassa Hotel & Spa Port El Kantaoui
112 reviews
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Hotel Penelope Djerba
274 reviews
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Club Caribbean World Djerba Aghir
69 reviews -
Homere Hotel Aghir
41 reviews
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Royal Golf Hotel Tabarka
46 reviews
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lti Rosa Beach Monastir
140 reviews
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Vincci Kantaoui Centre Sousse
266 reviews
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Marhaba Salem Sousse
177 reviews
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Hotel Mechmoum Hammamet
170 reviews
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Hotel Bel Air Hammamet
407 reviews
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Park Plage Hammamet
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Les Oliviers Palace Sfax
19 reviews
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Mercure Grand Hotel Gammarth
1 review
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El Hana Palace Hotel Port El Kantaoui
179 reviews
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Sun Palm Douz
27 reviews
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Yadis Morjane Tabarka
21 reviews
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Les Berges du Lac Tunis
89 reviews
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Yadis Ibn Khaldoun Tunis
82 reviews
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Mehari Douz
32 reviews
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La Perla Hammamet
8 reviews
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Karthago Le Palace Gammarth
21 reviews
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Golf Beach Hotel Tabarka
26 reviews
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Anais Hotel Hammamet
5 reviews
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Thalassa Village Skanes Monastir
433 reviews
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Le Prince Hotel Nabeul
56 reviews
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Hotel Solymar Tunis
35 reviews -
Hotel La Kasbah Kairouan
95 reviews
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Royal Miramar Thalassa Monastir
268 reviews
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The Residence Tunis La Marsa
147 reviews
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Caravanserail Hotel Nefta
24 reviews
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Yadis Tozeur Oasis
15 reviews
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Phebus Gammarth
66 reviews
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Majesty Golf Hotel Hammamet
110 reviews
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Hotel Shalimar Hammamet
125 reviews
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Maritim Hotel Alhambra Thalassp Hammamet
203 reviews
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Abou Nawas Djerba Midoun
2 reviews
Tunisia
Travel Blogs from Tunisia
From Tozuer to the Chott el Jerid and beyond
... are lovely. In the evening we visited the Dar Cherait Museum, where we were able to learn a bit more about Tunisia's history as well as see rooms depicting clothing and crafts of the country. From Tozeur we headed east towards Djerba and the ...
A Mountain/Desert Oasis Bonanza!
... nice and unique patterns had been made using this architecture. Tozeur pretty much spelled the end of our galavanting in the South of Tunisia. It was a shame it ended on a bit of a sour note with the horse scenario, but ultimately we'd seen so ...
Haggling in Tunisia
It's funny to haggle with the Tunisians in their markets, but Tunis disappointed me a little... it's dirty, have an strange smell like a mixture of spices and sweat... there just a few places to visit and they are so careless with their highlights... but ...
Day 86 - Tataouine
Distance Travelled: 11935km (in less than 12 parsecs) I'm sitting in an internet cafe in Tataouine (Tatouine...or Tatooine if your name is George). How cool is that? I didn't even know it was a real place. Watched the sun go ...
Sfax, Sousse, Nabeul & Belly Dancers!
From Djerba we took a ferry to the mainland and began driving up the coast. We arrived in Sfax, Tunisia's second largest city and enjoyed a walking tour of its historic center. After this we continued on to El Djem, known in Roman times as ...
Traveling to Tunisia
Today we flew from Marrakech to Casablanca, then changed planes and flew to Tunis, Tunisia, on the other side of Africa. Last night we said goodbye to everyone at Anayela - Sandra, Badr, Abdu, and Medi. We had one more dinner in the Magic Carpet room ...
Ania exploring Tunis
Ania spent a day exploring the city center of Tunis. Unfortunately, the weather wasn't too great but she still enjoyed it a lot. Couple of pictures are in the photo album. Recommendations: 1) Especially charming is the old town La Medina, which ...
Hitting the Sahara - Take II
... breaking into the proper proper South, and desert territory. We found out that there were three different types of desert in Tunisia; reg (rocky dunes), erg (sand dunes), and chott (salt desert). The first we encountered was the reg, which stretched for ...
I forgot
Hotel Ahla Place de la Grand Mosque Sousse - same room as in 2005 - walk-in - 6 Tunisian dinars per person per night - no breakfast - linen and blankets included - clean-ish room, although I don't think the floor had been swept since way before ...
Punk ass bitches, Big ass hoes
this was one weekend i was not gonna forget! started off on fri night in a gayfest 06 orgy, including drugs, alcohol and a whole lotta hairy ass! i woke in a pool of beans and seamen in the back alley of McDonalds whilst watchin 8 midgets spank a ...
Tunis to Kelibia
... stench comes from where the sheep and chickens are slaughtered and left to bleed alongside the road. The rules of driving in Tunisia are quite unique. Bicycles and scooters seem to be a law unto themselves, and effectively do whatever they want. We ...
Day 89 - Name That Tunis
... I've ever eaten (so tender it was almost like chicken breast) as well as a superb chocolate mousse, and sample a bottle of Tunisia excellent red wine (very new world, strong, fruity and perfect for you Dad). I'll certainly be back here in ...
France vs. Africa
... chill out, and it was quite high up so you could start to see out over Tunis. One of our favourite things about Tunisia was the wonderfully decorative doors. Two streets linking the Mosque and the Dar Ben Abdallah Museum, the Rue de Riche and the ...
Bright
Auberge de Jeunesse Island of Djerba - 6 Tunisian dinars per night per person - not booked, walk-in - small breakfast included - fresh bed linen and blankets included - very basic, clean, small cosy room - quite clean communal ...
Sunrise over the Salt Flats
Maybe I should get up at 4am everyday if the sunrise is as good as it was today... We rolled out of Kelibi at 5am, bleary eyed and looking to catch a bit more rest on the bus. Around 50 mins later we stopped over Chott El Fejaj to see the sun come up. ...
Roman Amphitheatre meets Giant Horse. Hmm...
This was the beginning of our two day desert trip that ended up being so mammoth and so action packed that it really needs several entries to do each different place justice. We were up at 5am to leave our hotel at 5.55am, which meant I had to wrap up ...
Am I on Mars?
___________________________________________________________ 02 Dec, Friday Start point: Tattouine End point: Ksar Ouled Soltane Via: Chenini, Douiret, Ksar Ouled Soltane Odom(Km): 85.90 Moving(hrs.mim): 5.24 ...
Ksar crazy in the Sahara
___________________________________________________________ 28 Nov, Monday Start point: Douz End point: 5Km north of Bir Soltane (it a well, not a village) Via: The pipeline road Odom(Km): 96.26 Moving(hrs.mim): 7.07 ...
Relaxing hols in Tunisia
... the first street vender started trying to lead us into his shop to buy 'genuine designer fake goods' (quite a popular trade in Tunisia I found) the enthusiasm started to wear off. I think we lasted all of an hour before retreating back to the haven that ...
Team Tunisia!
... pretty spectacular greasys from the Spaniards who had been waiting on the bus all that time. After the first little hiccup, Tunisia was amazing. The history is incredible - i spent several happy days wandering around in amazing, flower filled Roman ...
The island of Jerba
... of Moet champers!!), quite a treat. We went to bed exhausted after a long day........and then........ Cape Towns south-easter struck in Tunisia. About a hour after we went to bed the wind picked up, and we were forced to abandon ship, and take the tent ...
Exploring the Cap Bon Peninsula
... coast was Kerkouane, a UNESCO world heritage site which claims to have the best preserved and most impressive Carthaginian ruins in Tunisia, hailing from the 4th Century BC. It was absolutely deserted, just like the Kelibia fort and the Carthage ruins ...
Carthage and chocolate
... of school outside in the garden, we walked down to Carthage to see the ruins. On the way, we saw the Presidential Palace of Tunisia, where the president lives. It was guarded by lots of guys with guns, and had a huge black gate, like Buckingham Palace. ...
Chillaxing yes... Belly Dancing no...
... fence, it was all good. Atmosphere - I think Morocco wins this one, hands down. At night it all seemed pretty dead in Tunisia, whereas Marrakech was a vibrant hub of activity. Also - far, far cleaner in Morocco. Far less tourists, and of those, everyone ...
Carthage & Sidi Bou Said
... of a close call. Today's ruin quotient well and truly met, it was time to move on up the tram line to "Tunisia's Prettiest Village", Sidi-Bou-Said. Whoever said that didn't bank on the rain! No seriously, it was beautiful, mainly due to ...
A very full day!
... a ton more. We then went on a very brief tour of the old quarter to see the unique Berber (indigenous people in Tunisia) brickwork. The Old Quarter here in Tozeur was where some scenes from the movie "The English Patient" was shot--something Tunisians ...
Troglodytes and Trains
(NOTE: I've had WAY less internet access than I thought I would.. haven't been able to transcribe my written journals and post them, but I thought I'd just post the pictures to satisfy you guys for the moment. Keep sending me emails though! I'll send ...