What do women in Tunisia have to consider?

In tourist areas and large cities, people tend to orientate themselves more towards European fashion. In rural areas of Tunisia, please be considerate in your choice of clothing: avoid off-the-shoulder clothing, short skirts, too much jewellery and make-up. &

What is the local currency?

The Tunisian dinar is the official currency in Tunisia.&

What do you need to take with you on holiday in Tunisia?

We recommend light-coloured, long clothing and sufficient sun protection.&

Which vaccinations are required for Tunisia?

No vaccinations are required for entry from Germany, but be sure to keep all standard vaccinations up to date according to the Robert Koch Institute's vaccination calendar.&

Tunisia

Resort holiday in Tunisia

Hammamet & Djerba
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Tunisia - Orient meets Mediterranean

Tunisia is a country full of colours, contrasts and stories. Between golden beaches, oriental souks and ancient sites, you will experience a fascinating mix of North African culture and Mediterranean ease. The sun shines almost all year round, the sea inviting you to swim and dive - and Tunisian hospitality makes your holiday something very special.
Discover the diversity of Tunisia:
Hammamet is known for its fine sandy beaches, the charming old town and the lively atmosphere along the coast. Here you can relax, stroll through the medina or actively unwind with water sports and excursions inland.
Djerba, the island of tranquillity and tradition, enchants with whitewashed houses, palm groves and a rhythm all of its own. Whether you are relaxing on the beach, exploring the island by bike or immersing yourself in the Jewish-Berber culture - Djerba offers you authentic experiences in the midst of dreamlike scenery.

Hammamet — Tunisia\u0027s garden by the sea

Oriental flair and Mediterranean ease

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Hammamet enchants with its blend of oriental architecture, fragrant gardens and fine sandy beaches. The old town with its white houses and colourful mosaics invites you to stroll around. Our Resort is ideally located for anyone wishing to enjoy culture and comfort in a stylish ambience.

Djerba — The island of tranquillity and tradition

Winding down in Tunisia

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The clocks tick more slowly on Djerba — and that is precisely what makes it so charming. Let yourself drift through the alleyways of Houmt Souk, enjoy the tranquillity on the beach or explore the island by bike. Our Resort offers you comfort, hospitality and the perfect setting for a break from everyday life.

Great offers for your next resort holiday in Tunisia

water sports
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Children & Teens

Club Africana

Hammamet . Tunisia

14.03.2026 - 16.03.2027
7 nights, All Inclusive
Double room
from Berlin
Price per person

statt£ 634

from £520

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aqua park
golf
aqua park

Club Penelope Beach

Djerba . Tunisia

01.05.2026 - 07.11.2026
7 nights, All Inclusive
Double room
from Munich
Price per person

from £663

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Climate in Hammamet and Djerba

Hammamet, located in the north of Tunisia on the Gulf of Hammamet, offers a Mediterranean climate with warm summers and mild winters. Temperatures in summer are usually between 28°C and 33°C, with occasional rainfall. The region is greener than the south and offers beaches, olive groves and small forests.

Djerba, an island in the south of Tunisia, is significantly drier and hotter. The climate here is desert-like with very little rainfall and plenty of sunshine - perfect for beach holidays and desert excursions. The summers are hot (up to 38°C), the winters pleasantly mild. The beaches are spacious and quiet, perfect for relaxation and water sports.

Flight time to Tunisia

Hammamet is served via Enfidha-Hammamet International Airport or Monastir Habib Bourguiba International Airport - the flight time from the UK is approximately 3 to 3.5 hours, depending on the departure airport.
Djerba is also easy to reach - direct flights from the UK take around 3 hours 15 minutes to 4 hours to Djerba–Zarzis International Airport, depending on the route and departure city.

5 reasons to choose a resort holiday in Tunisia

Diverse coastal landscapes: from green bays in Hammamet to desert beaches on Djerba.
Oriental culture & history: medinas, mosques, Roman ruins and Berber villages are waiting to be discovered.
Flavoursome cuisine & hospitality: couscous, tagines and fresh mint tea — a culinary experience.
Desert & sea in combination: perfect for beach holidays with excursions to the Sahara.
Good value for money: Tunisia offers a great holiday experience for comparatively little money.

FAQs

What do women in Tunisia have to consider?
In tourist areas and large cities, people tend to orientate themselves more towards European fashion. In rural areas of Tunisia, please be considerate in your choice of clothing: avoid off-the-shoulder clothing, short skirts, too much jewellery and make-up. &
What is the local currency? 
The Tunisian dinar is the official currency in Tunisia.&
What do you need to take with you on holiday in Tunisia?
We recommend light-coloured, long clothing and sufficient sun protection.&
Which vaccinations are required for Tunisia?
No vaccinations are required for entry from Germany, but be sure to keep all standard vaccinations up to date according to the Robert Koch Institute's vaccination calendar.&