Tunisia Holidays 2025/2026
Hot and sunny in all the right ways, Tunisia is your go-to destination for beaches with a side dish of culture. Here, UNESCO sites and waterparks tick the classic holiday boxes, while the nightlife scenes at individual resorts keep you on your toes.
Tunisia Holiday Deals 2025/2026
Sun-drenched and sand-specked
Tunisia might only be a sliver of a country on the North African coast, but this little spot leaves a big impression in the world of sun-laced holidays.
Although Tunisia edges along the Atlas Mountains and Sahara Desert, up on the Mediterranean coast is a beach haven lined with impressive resorts, waterparks and nightlife, not to mention its fair share of history.
Each of the resorts you’ll choose from for luxury Tunisia holidays, though equally warm and permeated with the country’s Arabic heritage, comes in different shapes and sizes.
Hammamet is the country’s original holidaymaker’s haven, while Djerba stuns with classic beach-scapes and whitewashed architecture. And then there’s Sousse, the shiniest jewel in Tunisia’s culture crown, complete with a UNESCO World Heritage Site and museums galore.
Key Facts for Tunisia:
- Currency: Tunisian Dinar (TND)
- Language: Arabic
- Timezone: GMT+1
- Avg. Flight Time: 4 hours 30 minutes (from London)
- Visas: You do not need a visa if you’re travelling to Tunisia for less than 90 days.
Holidays in Tunisia
Where's best to stay in Tunisia?
There’s plenty of fun experiences to be had on holiday in Tunisia, whether you’re after ancient sites or beach relaxation – the regions in Tunisia offer a bit of everything.
Our guide to Tunisia holidays
Popular hotels in Tunisia
Looking for some of our most popular hotels in Tunisia? Here’s a few to get you inspired:
Frequently asked questions about holidays to Tunisia
The currency used in Tunisia is the Tunisian Dinar (TND). It is a closed currency so you can only change your travel money once in the country.
The official language of Tunisia is Arabic but there can be different dialects spoken in different areas too.
The timezone in Tunisia is GMT+1 which means Tunisia is just one hour ahead of the UK.
The average flight time from the UK to Tunisia is 3 hours – but this can vary slightly depending on the exact location you’re flying to and from.
No, you do not need a visa if your holiday in Tunisia is for less than 90 days.
Check the official Government entry requirements if you are travelling to Tunisia for 90 days or more.