Searching background Wait animation
Book online or freephone:
0800 916 5197

Late deals flying from...

Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...

Late deals to Tunisia

Loading...

Like us on facebook

GUIDE TO TUNISIA

Find Excellent Value For Money on Tunisia Holidays

Tunisia holidays treat the holidaymaker to a long, humid summer and a pleasantly sunny winter, making it a great destination to travel to whether you choose to venture there in January or July!

History lovers will have plenty to absorb and marvel at when they visit Tunisia. There is the complex ancient city of Carthage to explore, a confirmed UNESCO world heritage site, and a number of archaeological sites. Charter flights mainly operate into Monastir airport, within easy reach of most of the beach resorts, whilst most scheduled flight services operate into Tunis airport, which is well located to serve the bustling resort of Hammamet.

Most accommodation found on holidays in Tunisia have a big emphasis on providing half board to its guests, meaning that guests receive breakfasts and evening meals in the price that they pay. There are however many good standard all inclusive hotels, offering guests all the food, drink and facilities that they will need in order to have an enjoyable holiday. This also means that guests don't have to set foot outside of the hotel complex if they so wish, as everything is provided for them onsite!

A good selection of all inclusive hotels can be found in the resort of Skanes, with its sandy beach and great location nearby to Monastir airport or the ever popular Port el Kantaoui, which is a man-made resort with its own modern shopping centre, soft white sand beach and 350 berth marinas. If you fancy a resort with a more traditional feel then go to Sousse or head up to Hammamet both of which have a medina, perfect for a spot of haggling. If this isn't enough, then you can also choose to get away from it all on one of the quiet Tunisian island havens of Djerba or the Kerkennah isles.

Tunisia holidays offer great facilities for a wide spectrum of travellers - families will appreciate the value for money it offers, couples will love the chance to relax and soak up the sun on the 800 miles of coastline, whilst pensioners can make use of the long stay holidays available, perfect for a winter break away from the chilly shores of home.

Quick Tunisia Tips

The capital of Tunisia is Tunis

The currency here is the Tunisian Dinar

The main language spoken in Tunisia is Arabic, although French is also quite widely used

Tunisia has a population of around 10.5 million people

If you need to phone Tunisia, the international dialing code is 216

Sahara Safaris, Boutiques and Star Wars

So what else can Tunisia offer me I hear you cry? Well if the beaches here, which are unrivalled elsewhere in the Mediterranean, aren't enough to persuade you or if the super shopping facilities which range from haggling in the ancient medina's for Arab influenced textiles and jewellery to wandering through the designer boutiques along the promenades doesn't suit, then don't worry as there's plenty more on offer in Tunisia.

You could try your hand at the world class golfing facilities, partake in a Bedouin feast, do an excursion to the Sahara and see where scenes from 'Star Wars' were filmed, enjoy the thrills and spills of the water park or experience the sights and sounds of the safari park. If all this fails then at least you know you can always take a good old camel ride! All in all you'll be left reminiscing about this exhilarating country long after you've returned home. Holidays to Tunisia are available to book online here at Late Deals.

Top Places to Visit

Matmata Village
A must see for all Star Wars fans. This troglodyte village was the setting for Luke Skywalkers homestead in the movie trilogy. A place for all budding Jedi Knights to feel the force.

Sahara Desert
Enjoy a Bedouin excursion into the Worlds largest desert. Spend the night under the stars and experience an authentic Bedouin evening and be at home with nature.

El Jem
This town is home to some of the most impressive Roman ruins in Africa.Visit the famous amphitheatre which as a capacity of 35,000 and was declared a World Heritage Site in 1979.

Loading...