Holidays in Tunisia

Carthage was once a powerful city and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore its history through the ruins, including the Antonine Baths, the Roman amphitheatre, and the Byrsa Hill. Tunis also boasts a World Heritage Site, its old town. Culture enthusiasts will love exploring these areas. 

Djerba is blessed with dreamy beaches and crystal-clear, azure waters. It's no wonder the island is one of the most popular travel destinations in Tunisia. Here, you can enjoy an unforgettable beach holiday with a Caribbean touch. 

Tunisia is one of the North African countries bordering the Sahara. A tour into the desert is a highlight. The light is magical, the air vibrant, and everything is so clear and simply beautiful. The Sahara is truly enchanting in every sense of the word. 

One of the most popular destinations in Tunisia. The country’s third-largest city offers deep historical insights with sites like the Amphitheatre of El Jem and the Archaeological Museum. For beach lovers, Las Vegas and Bou Jaafar Beach provide excellent conditions. 

The Medina is the old town of Tunis. It’s unlike any other old town you’ve seen before. Lose yourself in the endless maze of narrow streets, souks, mosques, and small cafes, and just let the bustling activity carry you away. 

Souks are traditional markets in Tunisia. Here, you can find everything from spices or handcrafted works of art to carpets, food, and household goods. The souks of the Medina are classics, but you’ll find markets in other Tunisian cities and villages where you can try your hand at bargaining.

The Atlas Mountains stretch across the Tunisian hinterland. Hiking here, you can discover breathtaking gorges or enjoy grand views of the landscape extending to the sea. You can usually book safe tours through local providers. 

Around Djerba, the water at the beaches is so clear that you can spot fish from several metres away. Be sure to bring fins and a snorkel to experience the underwater world off Tunisia’s coast up close. 

This beach is considered Djerba’s most beautiful. The white sandy beach stretches for about ten kilometres and invites you to swim in its crystal-clear waters. With its gently sloping sea, the beach is perfect for families with children as well as for surfers and snorkelling enthusiasts.

Hammamet Beach is one of Tunisia’s most popular. It offers a perfect holiday vibe by the water and is close to the lively town with its oriental charm.

Away from the major tourist crowds, this beach is ideal if you’re looking for peace and relaxation by the sea. Cool off in the crystal-clear water where you might see some sea creatures swimming by.