Car rental in Tunis

The Best Car Class for Your Journey

• If you are planning urban exploration, a compact car class might be the best fit giving its manoeuvrability and fuel economy.
• For long distance travel outside the city, an SUV or a larger car category might be a better choice, offering comfort and reliability.

Where to park in Tunis

Parking in Tunis can be tricky with limited spaces available. Hotel parking is usually safe and the most convenient. You can also find public parking lots but they can get busy during peak hours.

Sights Worth Seeing

• Medina of Tunis: This UNESCO World Heritage site, with its narrow winding streets and bustling souks, is a must-visit for a taste of traditional Tunisian life.
• Bardo Museum: Home to one of the world's greatest collections of Roman mosaics, the Bardo Museum cannot be missed.
• Carthage Ruins: Take a drive to the ancient city of Carthage, famed for its impressive ruins and historical significance.

Unforgettable Driving Routes

Drive the coastal route from Tunis to Sidi Bou Said. This scenic drive offers stunning sea views and will take you through Cap Bon, known for its beautiful beaches and azure waters.

Culture and People

Tunisians are known for their hospitality and friendliness towards foreigners. The official language is Arabic, but French is also widely spoken. English is increasingly popular, particularly among the younger generation.

The Climate

The climate of Tunis is Mediterranean, characterized by hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. Remember to check weather conditions during your travel time.

The Currency

While British Pound Sterling is not widely accepted, you can easily exchange it for the local currency, Tunisian Dinar, at banks and exchange offices.