Holidays in Tunisia, best prices for tours to Tunisia. Tours to various resorts in Tunisia

People go to Tunisia to relax first class spa, bargain at the oriental bazaar, ride a camel through the largest desert in the world and, of course, have a wonderful time relaxing in hotels by the sea. Holidays in Tunisia have become a good replacement for holidays in Egyptian resorts: tours here are inexpensive, the service in the hotels is decent, and there is enough sand in the Sahara and ancient ruins for everyone.

Visa

Visa to Tunisia for citizens of the Russian Federation need not. All you need to visit Tunisia is to pay for a hotel, fly to one of the airports and fill out a short form.

Tours to Tunisia

Prices for tours for 2 people for 7 nights with departure from Moscow are given.

Weather

If you are planning beach holiday in Tunisia, then remember that the swimming season begins from the end of May and lasts until the end of October. For travel, it is better to choose the off-season - late autumn or mid-spring.

IN resort areas There are many hotels in Tunisia, which literally dot the entire coastline. Those located on the first line have a large area, their own section of the beach, garden and swimming pools. Usually these are hotels of well-known international chains, but there are also local brands whose service is no worse. The most common hotels in the category 4 or 5 stars. We recommend choosing food by type "all inclusive".

Round-trip flights to Tunisia

Prices for tickets per person departing from Berlin are shown.

First of all, of course, it is worth planning a visit to the famous one - without visiting him, a trip to Tunisia will be incomplete. It will also be interesting to see the dwellings of the troglodytes and the places where the episodes “ Star Wars" It’s definitely worth wandering around the capital’s medina, looking around and taking fantastic pictures in the blue and white city, and feeding the giraffe at the Phrygia Zoo.

Currency

Currency of Tunisia - Tunisian dinar. One Tunisian dinar consists of 1000 millimes and is equal to approximately 50 cents.

What to bring

The three most popular souvenirs from Tunisia - olive oil, ceramics and desert rose.

Olive oil has been produced in Tunisia for a very long time; endless olive plantations can be seen along the roads. There are several varieties of olives growing in the country, so all kinds of oil are sold. It is only important to pay attention to the acidity - it should be at least 1%.

The Desert Rose is a beautiful souvenir that can only be found in North African countries. These are sand, salt and gypsum compressed by the wind, which form interesting figures that look like flowers. Average price for one “rose” - one dinar, but you can bargain and get “a bunch for a penny.”

Kitchen

Tunisia was under French rule for a long time, and this left a big mark on national cuisine. For example, they still serve the freshest and very tasty baguette for breakfast here, and they know how to make croissants very well. Chefs are also successful in preparing dishes from cereals and legumes- for example, chickpeas or couscous. But with meat everything is much sadder. Mainly mutton, cooked in the oven and generously seasoned with spices so that the lamb is almost unrecognizable.

Boiled vegetables (also with seasonings) are at a premium here. What Tunisians have no equal in is their sweets. Nuts in honey, baklava, Turkish delight, nougat - you can’t list everything!

Transport

Developed in Tunisia bus and train connections, as well as a taxi service. You can travel between cities by bus or train. The national carrier, which controls electric trains, offers carriages of varying degrees of comfort. Tickets are quite expensive - from 9 to 20 dinars. An amazing metro runs in the capital, like two peas in a pod, similar to interconnected trams - almost all lines are overground, there are no transfers between them.

IN resort towns The best way to get from point A to point B is by Taxi. It is very important to know a few rules so as not to end up on the city outskirts without money. Firstly, remember that getting into a taxi costs a fee (about 250 millimeters). Secondly, always ask for the counter to be reset and turned on. Thirdly, be prepared for a rather reckless driving style. At night, taxi prices increase by 50% - from 21:00 to 5:00 there is a special tariff. In general, traveling by taxi is convenient and very inexpensive if you follow all the rules. A trip from to, for example, will cost about 4 dinars, and from coastal hotel to the city center, to the medina - 2-3 dinars.

How to get there

Tunisia is a country in northern Africa, neighboring Libya and Algeria. Its shores are washed by the gentle waters of the Mediterranean Sea. About a third of the country's territory is occupied by the Atlas Mountains, and it begins in the south of the country.

There are 9 airports in Tunisia, but Russian tourists land at 4 of them. Capital (Tunis-Carthage) accepts regular flights. New Enfidha airport accepts charters from Moscow, St. Petersburg and Russian cities (Perm, Tyumen, Kazan and others). The transfer will take approximately 45 minutes.

Charters with Russian tourists also land in Habib Bourguiba airport in Monastir. Before

Safety

In 2015, Tunisia was rocked by another revolution and the unrest continues to this day. On excursions you can see fortified police and military vehicles. From time to time, local radicals organize clashes, most often this happens in the capital; in resort towns this is rare. After the sad incident of a terrorist attack on a hotel, the resort administration has strengthened security - the areas are equipped with video cameras, the hotels are guarded by people in uniform.

Good to know

• Time in Tunisia is two hours behind Moscow.
• Sockets in Tunisia are no different from Russian ones; an adapter is not needed.
• The jellyfish season on the coast begins in August and lasts until early September.
• Large shops are open until 19:00, small shops - until 23:00.
• It is better for women not to appear in not too crowded places without a male escort and not to go alone into coffee shops with a male audience.

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Tunisian Dinar (TND)

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Tunisia is a country that amazingly combines Eastern and European features. Trips across the Sahara, camel rides, thalassotherapy, visits to noisy markets and beautiful mosques - all this gives Tunisia an amazing oriental flavor. The developed infrastructure of first-class hotels, beautiful beaches and clear seas, clean cities and politeness of the population add European features to the country. A variety of holiday activities at relatively low prices makes Tunisia one of the popular resorts peace.

Square

The territory of Tunisia occupies 163610.00 km².

Population

Tunisia has a population of 10,383,577 people.

Language

Official language- Arabic. The population also speaks French. English is spoken in tourist areas.

Political system

Tunisia is a presidential republic. The head of state is the president, who exercises executive power. Legislative power belongs to a unicameral parliament (House of Representatives).

Climate

The climate in Tunisia is temperate Mediterranean. Winters are mild and summers are dry and hot. average temperature December +16C, July - +26C. Most hot month– August. The air temperature reaches +45-50C. Best time for holidays in Tunisia - the period from September to November and from March to June.

Average water and air temperatures in Tunisia by month

Attractions

Tunisia is known for its famous Carthage, one of the greatest cities of antiquity. Tourists from all over the world come to the city of Dougga, which has preserved its ancient appearance since the reign of the Romans. Among the attractions are the Capitol dedicated to Jupiter, Juno and Minerva, the Sanctuary of Juno Celeste, and the Punic Mausoleum. The city of El Jem is home to the world's third largest Roman Colosseum. The city of Kairouan is famous for its carpet factories. Carpets are embroidered in the old way eastern tradition. That is why they are so beautiful and in great demand among tourists. In Monastir there is the Palace of Congresses, as well as the mausoleum of Bourguiba. In the city of Mahdia, it is worth taking a walk through the old Medina quarter, surrounded by ancient fortress walls. The main attraction of the city is the Borj er-Ras fortress, which was used as a prison in ancient times. Pilgrims have been gathering on the island of Djerba for many centuries to visit the ancient synagogue of Grib.

Tunisia - small country in the north of the African continent. How can it please a tourist? Good beaches await you here, quite a rich excursion program, good quality hotel services, exotic nature and picturesque landscapes.

And, of course, simply magnificent spa complexes, where everyone can experience the miraculous power of thalassotherapy.

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An additional advantage in favor of a holiday here is the opportunity to come to this country without visas, so it is very convenient to buy last-minute trips to Tunisia and go to the sunny shores!

Beaches of Tunisia

Tunisia offers vacationers 1,300 km of excellent sandy beaches! All of them are municipal, free, and hotels renting small areas can only offer sunbeds or umbrellas for an additional fee.

Beaches of the island of Djerba. This south island Famous for its excellent white sandy beaches, as well as olive and palm groves. The best conditions for recreation are offered in the northeastern part of the island. If you decide to book a tour to Tunisia and want to experience all the charm sea ​​holiday here, be sure to come to this beach.

Beaches of Zarziz. In the southern part of the country, not far from the island of Djerba lies the resort town of Zarziz, near which you can find really excellent sandy beaches. Wide coastline ennobled by numerous hotels, the beach has all the necessary infrastructure.

Sidi Ali El Mecca beach. It is located in the Gare et Meich lagoon, surrounded by picturesque rocky areas. The shore here is covered with white sand, the entry into the water is gentle, and the water temperature in the sea is always optimal for swimming. There are usually not many vacationers.

Korba Beach. Located on the Cap Bon Peninsula, in the northeastern part of the country. Beach near the town of Korba - perfect place for those who buy last-minute trips to Tunisia for a quiet, secluded holiday. On a wide strip of sand about 8 km long there is the only hotel offering tourists sun loungers and umbrellas. The rest of the beach is deserted.

Boujaffar Beach. It is located between Port el Cantanui and Sousse and stretches for 10 km! The coast, covered with snow-white sand, is divided into several sections; there are many restaurants, bars and cafes near the beaches.

1. Tunisia is a Muslim country, so in crowded places you should try to wear clothes that cover your shoulders, stomach and legs. On some beaches, tourists are allowed to sunbathe topless.

2. It is strictly not recommended to drink running water in hotels in Tunisia. Also, do not use it for washing fruits or brushing your teeth. Buy bottled water for these purposes.

3. It is very undesirable to buy fruit from vendors on the beach. Firstly, they will cost twice as much here, and secondly, they may not be washed well or washed with local running water.

4. It is customary to bargain in Tunisian bazaars and in some shops. With some luck, prices in Tunisia for some goods can be reduced fivefold!

5. Those who want to acquire an attractive, chocolate skin tone can be advised to use an interesting local tanning product - Olive & Citron (a mixture of olive oil and lemon juice). You can buy it in any store at the hotel or near the beach.

6. Tunisian shops are usually open from 8.00 to 12.00 (12.30) and from 16.00 to 20.00. Special regime work is accepted during Ramadan: shops are open from 09.00 to 14.00 and then in the evening, after dark and until late at night.

7. Tunisia is famous for its delicious olive oil. The freshest oil of the new harvest appears on sale in November-December.

8. Upon arrival, you should not change money at the airport - the exchange rate here is not the most favorable. It's better to do it in a hotel or exchange office. Don't forget to take the exchange document - you will need it if you want to change the remaining dinars back.

9. Tipping is not mandatory in Tunisia, but is of course encouraged. It is not customary to leave a tip to the maids in your room - it is better to give them money in their hands.

10. Those arriving on a trip to Tunisia with small children need to be prepared for the fact that local residents They will definitely try to play and be nice to the baby. And if he has blond hair, then everyone will treat him with fruits, sweets, and even try to pick him up - here it is believed that communication with blond-haired children brings good luck.

Weather in Tunisia today

Along the coast of Tunisia dominates Mediterranean climate, the interior regions are characterized by a desert climate. In the southern part of the country, even in winter, thermometers rarely drop below +20 degrees; in the north it is cooler - about +10 - +14 °C.

Summer in Tunisia is hot, northern resorts the air warms up to +30 °C, in the south - up to +35 °C. But even this heat is easily tolerated here thanks to the dry climate. The largest flow of tourists here is from May to October, when the water in the Mediterranean Sea warms up well. If you want to buy a cheap tour to Tunisia, you can come at other times: the prices will please you, but only the bravest will be able to swim.

In the winter months, as well as at the beginning of spring, the water temperature stays at +13 - +15 °C, in April it already reaches +15 - +17 degrees, and in May it warms up to +21 °C, in some places even to +23 °C (for example, near the island of Djerba). In June, the sea near the resorts is already quite warm, its temperature is about +24 °C; in July and August it warms up to +27 - +28 °C.

In the graph below we have shown prices early booking for one of the 5-star hotels, an all-inclusive tour for two people for 8 days and 7 nights. Of course, prices will still “jump” up and down, following the relationship between supply and demand. But you can already draw some important conclusions from this graph.

A good month to travel to Tunisia is considered to be the beginning and middle of June, as prices are still quite reasonable. The water in June already warms up to 22-23 degrees, and the air temperature during the day rises to 26-29 degrees. You can now swim with pleasure and go on excursions comfortably; the heat will not tire you too much.

The hot season begins at the beginning of July and high prices, which lasts until September. At this moment, the cost of a holiday in Tunisia is the highest. And if in July you don’t risk anything when you empty your wallet, then buying a tour in August carries some risks of ruining your vacation.

Jellyfish are cold-blooded creatures; their metabolism and ability to reproduce quickly is highly dependent on the temperature of the water around them. Moreover, it is useless to find out the water temperature off the coast of Tunisia; it does not affect the chance of the appearance of jellyfish, because they are brought here by Mediterranean currents.

August is the riskiest and at the same time the most expensive month for a holiday in Tunisia. From our point of view, it is not the most successful also because the air temperature during this month reaches peak values ​​of 31-32 degrees (average daily maximum).

The question of whether it’s worth buying tours to Tunisia in August at all remains open, it’s up to you to decide. For our part, we warned about all the risks and talked about prices.

In September and October, prices begin to fall, while the weather does not get worse, but even better. The heat is gradually subsiding, and the water in the Mediterranean Sea still remains warm, pleasant and refreshing. In terms of price-quality ratio, buying a tour to Tunisia in the fall is the most profitable.

The real rush comes when travel operators need to quickly sell tours to fill pre-purchased blocks of hotel rooms or airline seats. Accordingly, such Tours are formed several days before departure, and sometimes even one day.

We predict a high probability of a fever in Tunisia, linking our forecast with a decrease in demand from Russian tourists, comparing with the previous year. The dollar exchange rate against the ruble increased by 10%, and holidays abroad in Russia became less affordable for Russians. Demand for tickets to charter flights will decrease. Even last year, 2013, some flights were difficult to fill, and in 2014 the situation for carriers will be even more difficult.

Wait until last day waiting for a last minute tour to Tunisia in 2014 doesn't seem like such a bad strategy. Especially if the specific departure date is not important to you, and in case of absence good offers, you can wait a little.

We predict that demand for Tunisian hotels from Europeans will fall, but not much. We expect a drop in average prices for tours, but within 3%. For Russians who receive their income in Russian rubles, holidays in this Mediterranean country are becoming less affordable as the ruble exchange rate has fallen.

We wish you to buy an excellent holiday package to Tunisia at inexpensive price, and our specialists can help you with this. Call us and read other articles about the country (links below).

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