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# Tunisia Tourism Guide

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## Posts
- [Tipping in Tunisia: Who, When & How Much](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tipping-in-tunisia/): Tipping in Tunisia is customary, not compulsory: around 10% in restaurants, small change in cafés and taxis, and a few dinars for hotel staff, guides and drivers, with amounts in pounds.
- [The Tunisian Dinar: Money, ATMs & the Closed Currency](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisian-dinar/): The Tunisian dinar is a closed currency: you can't buy it in the UK or take it home. Exchange rates, notes, where to change money, ATMs, cards, cash limits and changing dinars back.
- [Do I Need a Visa for Tunisia? Entry Rules by Nationality](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-visa/): Do you need a visa for Tunisia? Not if you're British, Irish, Canadian or Australian on holiday. The rules by nationality, passport validity, e-visa questions, currency limits and the hotel tax.
- [Zaghouan & the Roman Aqueduct of Carthage](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/zaghouan/): Follow Carthage's Roman water supply back to its source: the Temple of the Waters at Zaghouan, the aqueduct arches, and the Roman towns of Uthina and Thuburbo Majus, with hours, prices and a day-trip plan.
- [Kerkouane: The Only Surviving Punic Town](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/kerkouane/): Kerkouane is the Punic town Rome never rebuilt: houses, bathtubs and the sign of Tanit on Cap Bon. What you'll see, opening hours, entry fee and how to get there.
- [The Mosaics of Tunisia & Where to See Them](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisian-mosaics/): Tunisia holds the greatest surviving collection of Roman mosaics. Where to see them: the Bardo, Bulla Regia, El Jem and Sousse, with honest verdicts.
- [Tunisia’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-unesco-sites/): All ten of Tunisia's UNESCO World Heritage Sites - what each one is, how good a visit really is, and how to see them.
- [Kairouan: Tunisia’s Holy City](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/kairouan-tunisia/): Tunisia's holy city, founded in 670 AD: the Great Mosque of Uqba, access rules for non-Muslims, tickets, carpets, makroudh and how to visit.
- [Bulla Regia: Tunisia’s Underground Roman Villas](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/bulla-regia/): Our independent guide to Bulla Regia, the Roman town near Jendouba with underground villas and mosaics in situ: tickets, hours, getting there and safety.
- [Dougga: The Best-Preserved Roman Town in North Africa](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/dougga/): Dougga is the best-preserved Roman town in North Africa. Our guide to the DIY louage logistics, tickets, hours and a walking route that misses nothing.
- [El Jem: Visiting Africa’s Colosseum](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/el-jem/): Our independent guide to El Jem, Tunisia's giant Roman amphitheatre: 2026 tickets and hours, the train from Sousse, the museum mosaics and the best time to go.
- [Ancient Carthage: A Traveller’s History](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/ancient-carthage/): Dido, Hannibal, the Punic Wars and the salt myth debunked: the story of ancient Carthage, told for travellers who want the stones to make sense.
- [Camel Trekking & Desert Camps: A Night in the Sahara](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/camel-trekking-tunisia/): The honest version of a Tunisian camel trek: hour by hour, what the camps are like, the cold, the packing list, animal welfare and real costs.
- [Tataouine & the Ksour: Granaries, Chenini & Douiret](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tataouine-tunisia/): What a ksar and a ghorfa really are, which of Tataouine's granaries and hilltop villages are worth the drive, and honest logistics for the loop.
- [Matmata: Underground Houses & Troglodyte Life](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/matmata-tunisia/): How Matmata's troglodyte pit houses really work, what happens on the staged coach stop, whether Hotel Sidi Driss is still open, and how long to give it.
- [Chebika, Tamerza & Mides: The Mountain Oases](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/chebika-tamerza-mides/): Chebika, Tamerza and Mides: Tunisia's mountain oases, the 4x4 circuit from Tozeur, what each is like, and the FCDO border advice you should read.
- [Chott el Jerid: Visiting Tunisia’s Great Salt Lake](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/chott-el-jerid/): Chott el Jerid: crossing Tunisia's great salt lake, the mirages and pink pools, the best light, where to stop and how long the drive really takes.
- [Things to Do in Tozeur](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tozeur-tunisia/): Tozeur, Tunisia: the Ouled el Hadef brickwork, the palm grove, the Star Wars sets, the Lezard Rouge train, where to stay and how to get there.
- [Ksar Ghilane: Hot Springs at the Edge of the Erg](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/ksar-ghilane/): Ksar Ghilane: the desert oasis and its Roman fort, how to reach it from Douz or Djerba, camps and prices, the warm spring, and when to visit.
- [Douz: Gate of the Sahara](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/douz-tunisia/): Douz, Tunisia: the weekly market, the Grand Erg dunes, camel treks, the Sahara Festival and where to stay, plus how to get there and when to go.
- [The 2-Day Sahara Trip from Sousse & Hammamet](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/sahara-tour-from-sousse/): A Sahara tour from Sousse, honestly reviewed: the early starts, the long drives, two-day prices, what is included and whether it is worth the slog.
- [Sahara Tours from Djerba: 1, 2 & 3-Day Options](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/sahara-tour-from-djerba/): A Sahara tour from Djerba, honestly reviewed: two-day and three-day options, what they cost, the driving hours, camps at Ksar Ghilane and what to pack.
- [A Long Weekend in Tunisia: 3-4 Day Breaks](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/weekend-in-tunisia/): Is a weekend in Tunisia worth it? Flight times from the UK, two hour-by-hour Tunis plans, costs, and an honest verdict on whether 48 hours stacks up.
- [Tunisia Road Trip: Routes, Tips & Itineraries](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-road-trip/): Planning a Tunisia road trip? Real routes and drive times, car hire costs and excess traps, fuel, checkpoints, night driving and whether to hire a driver.
- [How Many Days Do You Need in Tunisia?](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/how-many-days-in-tunisia/): How many days do you need in Tunisia? Our honest answer, with a decision table for 3, 5, 7, 10 and 14-day trips and what you realistically see on each.
- [2 Weeks in Tunisia: The Complete Loop](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/2-weeks-in-tunisia/): A 14-day anticlockwise loop of Tunisia at a humane pace: Tunis, Cap Bon, Dougga and the northwest, Kairouan, El Djem, the ksour, the Sahara and Djerba.
- [Tunisia in 10 Days: North to Sahara](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-itinerary-10-days/): A one-way 10-day Tunisia route from Tunis and Carthage to Kairouan, El Djem, the Sahara at Douz, Tozeur and Djerba, with drive times, costs and a no-driving version.
- [Tunisia in 7 Days: The Ideal First-Timer Route](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-itinerary-7-days/): A day-by-day 7-day Tunisia route: Tunis, Carthage, Sidi Bou Said, Kairouan, El Djem and Sousse, with real drive times, costs and an optional Sahara night.
- [Watersports in Tunisia: Prices by Resort](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/watersports-tunisia/): What jet ski, parasailing, banana boat and pedalo hire really cost at Hammamet, Sousse, Port El Kantaoui and Djerba, plus how to haggle and what to check first.
- [Kitesurfing in Djerba: The Lagoon Guide](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/kitesurfing-djerba/): An independent UK guide to kitesurfing in Djerba: the huge shallow El Kantara lagoon, wind seasons, schools and lessons, gear, the seaweed problem and the honest downsides.
- [Tabarka & the Coral Coast](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tabarka-tunisia/): An independent UK guide to Tabarka and Tunisia's Coral Coast: Les Aiguilles, the Genoese fort, renowned diving, the jazz festival, Ain Draham and Bulla Regia - with the honest downsides.
- [Diving & Snorkelling in Tunisia](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/diving-in-tunisia/): Our honest guide to diving in Tunisia: Tabarka's reefs and swim-throughs, La Galite, resort try-dives, wreck sites, real costs and the safety rules.
- [Tunisia Sea Temperature by Month](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-sea-temperature/): Tunisia's sea temperature month by month for Hammamet, Sousse, Djerba and Tabarka, with honest advice on when the water is actually warm enough to swim.
- [Northern Tunisia’s Wild Beaches: Rafraf to Cap Serrat](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/northern-tunisia-beaches/): The undeveloped north coast almost no English guide covers: Rafraf, Sounine, Sidi Ali El Mekki, Ghar el Melh, Cap Serrat and Sidi Mechrig. Honest notes on access, facilities, crowds and why you need a car.
- [Bizerte: Old Port, Beaches & the Far North](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/bizerte-tunisia/): An honest, practical guide to Bizerte, the northernmost city in Africa: the old fishing port, the Kasbah, Cap Angela, Lake Ichkeul and the beaches. How to get there from Tunis, where to eat and whether to stay the night.
- [Where to Eat in Tunis: Food & Cafe Guide](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/where-to-eat-in-tunis/): An honest guide to where to eat in Tunis: lablabi and brik, the Marché Central, medina palaces, seafood at La Marsa and café mint tea, plus 2026 prices.
- [2 Days in Tunis: The Perfect City-Break Itinerary](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunis-itinerary/): A walkable 2-day Tunis itinerary: the medina and Bardo Museum, then Carthage and Sidi Bou Said by train, with one-day and cruise-stop options.
- [Where to Stay in Tunis: Medina, Centre or the Coast](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/where-to-stay-in-tunis/): Where to stay in Tunis, area by area: the atmospheric medina, the central Ville Nouvelle, and the coast — La Marsa, Sidi Bou Said, Carthage and Gammarth.
- [The Best Day Trips from Tunis](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/day-trips-from-tunis/): The best day trips from Tunis, with honest journey times and DIY louage and train logistics for each — from Carthage and Dougga to Bizerte and Cap Bon.
- [Bardo Museum: Visiting Guide & Highlights](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/bardo-museum/): One of the world's great collections of Roman mosaics, from the Virgil portrait to the Triumph of Neptune: how to visit the Bardo Museum in Tunis in 2026.
- [Sidi Bou Said: The Blue & White Village Guide](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/sidi-bou-said/): The blue-and-white clifftop village above the Gulf of Tunis: how to visit Sidi Bou Said, its cafes and studded blue doors, on an easy half-day from Tunis.
- [How to Visit Carthage: Sites, Tickets & Route](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/carthage-tunisia/): Our practical guide to visiting Carthage, Tunisia's UNESCO ruins — every site mapped to the TGM train stops, the combined ticket explained, and a route.
- [Tunis Medina: A Walking Guide to the Old City](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunis-medina/): Our walking guide to the Tunis medina — a route through the souks, the Great Mosque of Ez-Zitouna, palaces, haggling advice and honest safety tips.
- [Sfax & the Kerkennah Islands](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/sfax-tunisia/): An honest guide to Sfax, Tunisia's authentic second city: its walled medina, great food and the sleepy Kerkennah Islands reached by ferry.
- [Mahdia: Tunisia’s Quietest Beach Town](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/mahdia-tunisia/): An honest guide to Mahdia, Tunisia's calm Fatimid beach town: the Skifa el-Kahla gate, old medina, quiet clean beaches and the Friday market.
- [Monastir’s Ribat: Fortress, Views & Film History](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/ribat-of-monastir/): Monastir's 8th-century Ribat: the history, the nador tower views, and its film past in Life of Brian and Jesus of Nazareth, plus visitor tips.
- [Things to Do in Monastir](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/things-to-do-in-monastir/): A calm, walkable town: the top things to do in Monastir, from the Ribat and Bourguiba Mausoleum to the marina, medina and the Skanes beaches.
- [The Best Day Trips from Sousse](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/day-trips-from-sousse/): An honest guide to the best day trips from Sousse: El Jem, Kairouan, Monastir and a Sahara overnight, plus how to book and get around cheaply.
- [Where to Stay in Sousse](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/where-to-stay-in-sousse/): Where to stay in Sousse, compared: the Boujaffar beach strip, Port El Kantaoui marina, the old medina and the quiet north — plus picks for every budget.
- [Port El Kantaoui: Tunisia’s Purpose-Built Marina Resort](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/port-el-kantaoui/): Port El Kantaoui is a purpose-built marina resort 10km north of Sousse. Our honest guide to the beach, golf, boat trips, family fun and where to stay.
- [Sousse’s Beaches: Bou Jaafar to Chott Meriem](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/sousse-beach/): Our honest Sousse beach guide, from free, lively Bou Jaafar along the corniche to cleaner Port El Kantaoui and quiet Chott Meriem in the north.
- [Sousse Medina & Ribat: A Walking Guide](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/sousse-medina/): Our walking guide to the Sousse medina: the 9th-century Ribat tower and its views, the Great Mosque, Roman mosaics in the kasbah and honest haggling tips.
- [Kelibia & Mansoura Beach: Tunisia’s Best-Kept Coast](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/kelibia-tunisia/): Is Kelibia Tunisia the country's best-kept beach town? Our guide covers the Byzantine fort, Mansoura's white sand, muscat wine and the freshest fish.
- [Cap Bon Road Trip: Kelibia, El Haouaria & Korbous](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/cap-bon-tunisia/): Plan the perfect Cap Bon Tunisia road trip: Kelibia fort and beaches, El Haouaria's Roman caves and falcons, and the Korbous hot springs, with drive times.
- [Nabeul: Friday Market & Pottery Town Guide](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/nabeul-tunisia/): Visiting Nabeul Tunisia? Our guide to Cap Bon's pottery capital covers the Friday market, the ceramics workshops, harissa and orange-blossom water.
- [Is Hammamet Worth Visiting?](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/is-hammamet-worth-visiting/): Is Hammamet worth visiting? An honest verdict: the beaches, medina and day trips that make it worth it, the downsides to know, and exactly who it suits.
- [The Best Day Trips from Hammamet](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/day-trips-from-hammamet/): The best day trips from Hammamet: Tunis and Sidi Bou Said, Cap Bon, Kairouan, El Djem and the Sahara, with honest drive times and clear worth-it verdicts.
- [Hammamet Medina & Kasbah Guide](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/hammamet-medina/): A walking guide to Hammamet's medina and kasbah: the walls and ramparts, the Great Mosque, the souk and haggling, plus a short route and culture add-ons.
- [Hammamet’s Beaches: Which Stretch Is Best?](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/hammamet-beach/): Hammamet beach guide: the town beach, Hammamet Nord and Mrezga and Yasmine Hammamet compared, with sand, sea and the best stretch for families or quiet.
- [Where to Stay in Hammamet: The Three Zones Explained](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/where-to-stay-in-hammamet/): Where to stay in Hammamet: the three zones compared, Hammamet Centre, Nord and Yasmine Hammamet, with hotel types and clear picks for each traveller.
- [Yasmine Hammamet: What It Is & What’s There](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/yasmine-hammamet/): What is Yasmine Hammamet? A guide to the purpose-built resort zone: the marina, Medina Mediterranea, Carthage Land, casino and beach, and who it suits.
- [Zarzis: Djerba’s Quiet Mainland Neighbour](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/zarzis-tunisia/): A guide to Zarzis, Tunisia, Djerba's quiet mainland neighbour: long sandy beaches, the fishing port, olive country, who it suits and how to get there.
- [The Best Day Trips from Djerba](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/day-trips-from-djerba/): The best day trips from Djerba: Matmata, the Tataouine ksour, the two-day Sahara overnight and Zarzis, with honest drive times, prices and booking advice.
- [Flamingo Island & Djerba’s Boat Trips](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/flamingo-island-djerba/): Honest guide to Flamingo Island Djerba (Ras R'mal) and the pirate boat trips: what the day is like, when the flamingos appear, prices and how to book.
- [Visiting El Ghriba Synagogue](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/el-ghriba-synagogue/): A practical guide to visiting El Ghriba synagogue on Djerba: its history and legends, the Lag BaOmer pilgrimage, dress code, security and how to get there.
- [Djerbahood: The Street Art Village Walking Guide](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/djerbahood/): Djerbahood walking guide: how to explore the Erriadh street-art village in Djerba, its murals and artists, with a suggested route and practical tips.
- [Houmt Souk: Djerba’s Capital Town Guide](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/houmt-souk/): Houmt Souk, Djerba's capital: our guide to the souks, fish-market auction, Borj el Kebir fort, fondouks, food and the best things to do in town.
- [Where to Stay in Djerba: Zone Touristique vs the Real Island](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/where-to-stay-in-djerba/): Where to stay in Djerba: the zone touristique versus Houmt Souk, Midoun and beyond, with honest advice on all-inclusive resorts, areas and hotels.
- [Is Djerba Worth Visiting?](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/is-djerba-worth-visiting/): Is Djerba worth visiting? Our honest verdict on the island's beaches, weather, sights and costs, plus who it suits and who should give it a miss.
- [The Best Beaches in Djerba, Ranked](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/djerba-beaches/): The best beaches in Djerba, ranked: Sidi Mahres, Seguia, Aghir, Ras Rmel and more, with honest notes on sand, sea, seaweed and family appeal.
- [Tunisia vs Egypt: Beaches, Culture & Value](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-vs-egypt/): Tunisia vs Egypt for winter sun: we compare sea temperature, beaches, sights, flight time, value and safety to help you choose the right getaway.
- [Tunisia vs Morocco: Which to Visit?](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-vs-morocco/): Tunisia vs Morocco compared for UK travellers: cost, beaches, culture, the Sahara, safety and ease, so you choose the right North African trip.
- [Tunisia vs Turkey for an All-Inclusive Holiday](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-vs-turkey/): Tunisia vs Turkey for an all-inclusive holiday: we compare price, flight time, beaches, food and things to do so you pick the better-value break.
- [Djerba or Hammamet: Island vs Mainland](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/djerba-or-hammamet/): Djerba or Hammamet? Island versus mainland compared: flights, beaches, weather, day trips, families and value, so you book the right Tunisia trip.
- [Hammamet or Sousse: Which Should You Pick?](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/hammamet-or-sousse/): Hammamet or Sousse? Our honest UK guide compares beaches, nightlife, families, medinas and day trips to help you pick the right Tunisian resort.
- [Best Family Hotels & Waterpark Resorts in Tunisia](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-family-resorts/): The best family hotels and waterpark resorts in Tunisia, in Hammamet, Sousse and Djerba, with kids' clubs compared and UK school-holiday pricing tips.
- [Best Adults-Only & Honeymoon Hotels in Tunisia](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/adults-only-hotels-tunisia/): The best adults-only and honeymoon hotels in Tunisia: calm, couples-focused resorts in Djerba and Hammamet, plus a seven-day romance itinerary.
- [Tunisia All-Inclusive Holidays: How They Really Work](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-all-inclusive-holidays/): How Tunisia all-inclusive holidays really work for UK buyers: what's included and what isn't, board levels, operators, costs and the honest downsides.
- [The Best All-Inclusive Hotels in Tunisia](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/best-all-inclusive-hotels-in-tunisia/): Our honest pick of the best all-inclusive hotels in Tunisia, grouped by resort area and traveller type, with candid notes on each and what to check.
- [Visiting Tunisia During Ramadan: What Changes](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/ramadan-in-tunisia/): Visiting Tunisia during Ramadan: quieter days, lively evenings, hotels serving as normal, how to be respectful, plus estimated 2027 and 2028 dates.
- [Tunisia Winter Sun: The Complete Guide](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-winter-sun/): Is Tunisia good for winter sun? Honestly, it's mild not hot: 16-18C on the coast and a cool sea. Djerba, the Sahara, golf and thalasso are the picks.
- [Tunisia in August: Weather, Sea & What to Expect](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-in-august/): Tunisia in August: hot 31-34C days, a bath-warm sea, packed beaches and an off-season Sahara. Our honest UK guide to visiting in peak summer.
- [Tunisia in July: Weather, Sea & What to Expect](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-in-july/): Tunisia in July: hot 30-33C days, warm sea, busy beaches and festival season. How to handle the heat and whether July suits your trip.
- [Tunisia in June: Weather, Sea & What to Expect](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-in-june/): Tunisia in June: hot 28-30C days, a warm sea and the start of beach season before the summer peak, with what to do, pack and expect region by region.
- [Tunisia in May: Weather, Sea & What to Expect](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-in-may/): What Tunisia is really like in May: warm 23-27C days, a cool sea, quiet ruins and pre-summer value, region by region, with what to pack and do.
- [Tunisia in April: Weather, Sea & What to Expect](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-in-april/): Tunisia in April is one of the best months to tour: warm ~22C days, long light, wildflowers, prime Roman-ruins and Sahara weather, with a still-brisk sea.
- [Tunisia in March: Weather, Sea & What to Expect](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-in-march/): What Tunisia is really like in March: mild ~18-20C touring weather, a cold sea, green spring landscapes, low prices and the 2027 Ramadan overlap explained.
- [Tunisia in February: Weather, Sea & What to Expect](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-in-february/): Tunisia in February for half-term: mild days, the coldest sea of the year, almond blossom and the Sahara. Honest UK guide, plus the Ramadan 2027 note.
- [Tunisia in January: Weather, Sea & What to Expect](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-in-january/): Tunisia in January is the coolest, quietest month — great for the Sahara, empty Roman ruins and Djerba winter sun, but not for the beach. Honest UK weather guide.
- [Tunisia in December: Weather, Sea & What to Expect](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-in-december/): Tunisia in December is mild, quiet and rainy - not beach weather. Our honest guide to the coast, Djerba winter sun, the Sahara, Christmas galas and the Douz festival.
- [Tunisia in November: Weather, Sea & What to Expect](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-in-november/): Tunisia in November means mild 21C days, a cooling sea and quiet, cheap resorts. Our honest month guide to weather, the Sahara, spas and where to go.
- [Tunisia in September: Weather, Sea & What to Expect](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-in-september/): Tunisia in September brings hot 30C days, a sea still warm at 25-27C and thinning crowds. Our honest month guide to weather, packing and where to go.
- [Tunisia in October: Weather, Sea & What to Expect](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-in-october/): Tunisia in October means warm coastal days and a sea still pleasant for swimming. Our honest month guide to weather, packing and where to go.
- [Tourist Scams in Tunisia (and the Bezness Problem)](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-scams/): A candid field guide to Tunisia scams: broken-meter taxis, the carpet-shop tea routine, fake hotel guides and bezness, each with how it works and how to avoid it.
- [Solo Female Travel in Tunisia: A Realistic Guide](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-solo-female-travel/): An honest, empowering guide to solo female travel in Tunisia: real safety, dressing as respect, handling hassle, transport at night and where's easiest.
- [Is Hammamet Safe?](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/is-hammamet-safe/): Is Hammamet safe? Yes: a historic town and the Yasmine Hammamet resort area, both outside every FCDO risk zone. Honest 2026 advice for UK holidaymakers.
- [Is Djerba Safe?](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/is-djerba-safe/): Yes, Djerba is one of Tunisia's safest spots. An honest UK guide to the FCDO advice, the 2023 El Ghriba attack and everyday safety.
- [Is Tunis Safe for Tourists?](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/is-tunis-safe/): An honest UK guide to whether Tunis is safe — the medina day vs night, taxi scams, FCDO advice and solo-female tips.
- [Is Sousse Safe? What UK Visitors Should Know](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/is-sousse-safe/): An honest UK look at whether Sousse is safe: the 2015 attack, what changed, current FCDO advice and real present-day tips.
- [Tunisia Travel Advice: FCDO & US Guidance Explained](https://www.tunisiatourism.org/tunisia-travel-advice/): The FCDO and US Tunisia travel advice in plain English: exact areas to avoid, what it means for your resort, insurance and entry rules.