Tunisia is a North African country that is a favorite destination for many tourists. Some come here to relax on the seashore. Some go to Tunisia to get to know its best attractions and see the largest desert in the world. Why would you go to Tunisia?
Tours in Tunisia
If you want to get to Tunisia quickly, without searching and booking hotels, buy a tour to Tunisia. The cost of such a delight starts from $400 per person. This includes;
- round trip flight;
- rest for 8 days;
- booking a hotel with all-inclusive service.
Climate
The weather in Tunisia is quite good. In the summer it is hot here, the air outside warms up to +35°C. But even such a high temperature is easily tolerated due to the dry air.
In winter the average air temperature is +20°C.
If you want to come to Tunisia to relax by the sea, the swimming season here begins in May and ends at the end of October. Due to the fact that the water in the sea warms up very well during the summer, the water temperature does not fall below +21°C even in autumn.
When planning your trip in winter, remember that you are unlikely to be able to swim in the sea, as its temperature is not for everyone - +15-19°C. But even in winter you can have a good time in the warm pool, which is located in the hotel.
Want to come to Tunisia with a small child? Great! When choosing when to go, we recommend choosing dates from the end of June to the end of September. It is during these months that the most favorable time for a holiday with small children is. The water in the sea will be excellent.
Where to stay
When choosing a hotel in Tunisia, try not to take into account the number of stars. As practice shows, hotels in Tunisia do not always show the quality of service they claim. If you do not want the hotel to fail to live up to your expectations, focus on reviews from the Internet.
Many hotels in Tunisia will delight you with their beautiful appearance: well-kept green territory, impressive size of the establishment and, of course, its own entrance to the sea.
The most expensive hotels in Tunisia are located on the first line. The further from the sea, the cheaper your room will be. The most expensive hotel is Iberostar Diar El Andalous, category 4*. For accommodation you will have to pay almost $650, or even more.
Beaches
Tunisian beaches are a worthy competitor to many famous holiday destinations. For example, such as: Egypt, Turkey, Thailand and others. All beaches in Tunisia are clean, well-groomed, with fine white sand. The entrance to the sea is gentle, not intermittent. Lifeguards are on duty on the beaches. Yes, yes! All this is on absolutely any beach in Tunisia!
Only a few hotels in Tunisia have assigned sections of the beach where it is almost impossible to meet the local population. The rest are municipal.
Most often, hotels provide their clients with umbrellas and sun loungers at no extra charge. But there are also hotels that do this for a fee - about 5 dinars ($15).
Sightseeings
There are countless places to visit in Tunisia, and you can't see them all in a week! Among them, we'll highlight the most visited ones:
- Colosseum in El Jem;
- Bardo Museum;
- New Medina in Yasmine Hammamet;
- Sahara Desert in Tunisia;
- Synagogue of La Ghriba;
- Archaeological Museum of Nabeul;
- Djerba Lagoon;
- Star Wars set in Tunisia;
- Yasmine Hammamet Yacht Port;
- Phrygia Zoo.
Well? Have you already decided when you will go on holiday to Tunisia? Excellent! Book your tickets in advance, pack your bags and hurry up and hit the road! Enjoy your holiday!
