Tunisia Holidays

Food and drink in Tunisia

With influences stemming from the Middle East, Mediterranean and Berber, there’s no shortage of flavour. Tunisia is famed for its olive oil, unique spices, tomatoes, seafood and lamb. Meals are often cooked with harissa, which is a red pepper hot sauce that adds a kick to every dish.  

 Look out for chorba, a creamy soup made from onions, tomatoes and pasta grains...more

Beautiful beaches in Tunisia

Some of the Mediterranean’s most sought-after sand spots are in Tunisia. Discover a coastline decorated with adoring cliffs, lush greenery and desert surroundings. But that’s not all, the year-round tropical climate means warm winter sun and long sunbathing sessions on the golden shores.  

Hammamet is one of the best-known stretches with its expanse of white sands and...more

Things to do in Tunisia

Celebrated for its sprawling souks, vibrant markets and desert surroundings, there’s always something new to explore in Tunisia. Wander through old-world villages and immerse yourself in hair-raising waterparks, bustling bars and boutique shops.  

Dune buggy tours in the Sahara Desert

Head to the largest desert in the world for a blood-pumping experience like no other....more

Sightseeing in Tunisia

Steeped in rich history, Tunisia boasts some of the world’s most breathtaking landmarks. From well-preserved Roman relics to incredible mosques and cathedrals, the country is known for its awe-inspiring architecture. Head to the ancient city of Carthage to admire atmospheric ruins or visit the Ribat of Monastir, a rustic fortress built in the 8th century.  

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