Before planning your stay in some picturesque Tunisian place, you should consider your travel to Tunis. There are many things to take into account – visa, transport, money and baggage. GuideTunisie tips are to help you.
Start to prepare for your tours to Tunisia with checking visa conditions. Citizens of some countries are not required a visa to have the possibility to stay in Tunis for up to 3 months. Tourists from other countries, like some African and Asian ones, need to apply for a visa in their local embassy.
One of the simplest ways to get to Tunisia is by plane. Tunisia travel options include booking a flight to the biggest international airport near Tunis, Tunis-Carthage International Airport (TUN). Right from the airport you can easily go to the city center, where all largest hotels and business centers are situated.
The second largest Tunisian airport is Habib Bourguiba, Skanes-Monastir (MIR), near Monastir. This city is one of the largest cities in the country and can be a perfect place of destination for your travel to Tunis. The local airport serves for cheap charter flights from Europe.
Other Tunisia travel options for getting here by plane feature national and international airports in all parts of the country – in North, Central and South Tunisia, near Monastir and Tabarka. Your choice of the airway company depends on your place of destination. Anyway, getting by taxi to other part of the city or even to another city by bus is cheap and easy.
Boat tours to Tunisia may be a breath-taking adventure. Tunis is a North-African country on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, so waterways link Tunis with Malta, Palermo (Sicily), France and Italian cities of Naples and Genoa. The major sea port in Tunisia is the port La Goulette. There are also many commercial ports, with ferries and vessels available for travel to Tunis.
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