Tunisia at a glance

Escape to somewhere different for your next holiday. Tunisia offers year-round sunshine, warm weather and fantastic historical sites, with stunning beaches and fewer crowds.

Spend your days on desert safaris, soaking up the sun, exploring ancient architecture and immersing yourself in local culture. Beachgoers and Star Wars fans alike will love Tunisia’s landscapes, which have served as the backdrop to real film locations.

Tunisia is brilliant value for money, with a pint from around £2 and priceless views to go with it. Olympic Holidays are proud to offer a choice of holiday packages to Tunisia, including great all-inclusive options, so you can relax and enjoy it all.

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Incredible sights you have to see to believe. Tunisia can't be beat on views, warm hospitality and flavourful cooking.

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Destination Overview

Tunisia is becoming extremely popular among British travellers because of the short flight time, rich culture, Mediterranean beaches, and budget-friendliness.

The destination suits those who enjoy a Mediterranean holiday with warm, calm beaches as well as those who love culture and history.

Guests are treated with deep warmth and hospitality, visitors are immersed in history and culture.

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Hammamet

Hammamet

Hammamet holidays offer the perfect blend of sun soaked beaches, rich Tunisian culture and coastal charm. Explore the historic medina, browse traditional shops and local markets, or enjoy the lively marina at Yasmine Hammamet. With delicious local cuisine,...

Port El Kantaoui

Port El Kantaoui

Port El Kantaoui holidays bring a touch of elegance to Tunisia’s coastline, where a charming yacht harbour, lively waterfront and inviting leisure spots set the scene. From relaxed afternoons by the marina to family friendly attractions and nearby cultural discoveries,...

Sousse

Sousse

Sousse holidays offer an authentic taste of Tunisia, where centuries-old traditions meet the buzz of city life. From traditional shops and local markets to fascinating landmarks, inviting cafés and a beautiful coastal setting, this captivating destination...

Mahdia

Mahdia

Discover Mahdia, a coastal gem where traditional Tunisian life takes centre stage. With its fishing heritage, charming old quarter and unspoilt seaside setting, this welcoming destination offers a more laid-back escape. It’s an ideal choice for travellers seeking...

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Tunisia?

Tunisia is located in North Africa, bordered by the Mediterranean sea. 

The northernmost point is located approx. 150km from Sicily.

What language do they speak in Tunisia?

The official language of Tunisia is Modern Standard Arabic.

The everyday spoken language is Tunisian Arabic, which mixes Arabic roots with loanwords from French, Italian, Spanish, Berber, and Turkish into the local vernacular.

French is also widely spoken and used in business, medicine, science, and administration.

English is very commonly spoken in major tourist resorts and hotels, making it easy for British holidaymakers to communicate.

What should I do in Tunisia?

Explore the ancient Roman ruins of El Jem Amphitheatre and Dougga, wander the blue-and-white clifftop village of Sidi Bou Said, tour the Saharan oases and Star Wars film sets around Tozeur, and relax on the Mediterranean beaches of Hammamet or Djerba.

For those seeking quiet relaxation, Tunisia is home to countless gorgeous sandy beaches with crystal clear water.

How much is a pint in Tunisia?

An average pint or bottled beer ranges from £1 - £2.

Is it safe to visit Tunisia?

Yes, Tunisia's major tourist hubs are perfectly safe to visit and well-policed.

The FCDO advises against travel near the Libyan and Algerian borders.

Major tourist hubs like Hammamet, Sousse, Monastir, Djerba and Tunis welcome millions of visitors each year, with visits from the UK reaching 450,000 in 2025.

Do I need a visa to visit Tunisia?

No, you do not need a visa for Tunisia if you are visiting for tourism or business for up to 90 days and hold a passport from the UK or another visa-exempt country.

Tunisia passport requirements?

Your passport must be valid for the full duration of your stay. Tunisia does not officially require any additional months of validity beyond your departure date, though some individual airlines may enforce their own stricter rules at check-in.

It is always recommended to have at least one or two blank pages for entry and exit stamps.

When is the best time to go to Tunisia?

The best time to go to Tunisia for sightseeing is during spring (April to May) and autumn (September to November), when temperatures are mild and comfortable (ranging from 18°C to 30°C), making it ideal for exploring ancient ruins, cities, and the Atlas Mountains without extreme heat or heavy crowds.

The most ideal time for beach holidays is July - August for peak warmth, or September - October for warm water with the fewest crowds.

Is Tunisia expensive for British holidaymakers?

Not at all, British holidaymakers actually report excellent value for money when exploring Tunisia.

Tunisia is considered one of the cheapest short-haul beach and cultural destinations outside of Europe.

What plug sockets are used in Tunisia?

Tunisia uses the standard Europlug (Type C and Type E).

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