Best time to visit Tunisia
Best time of year to visit Tunisia
As it is deadly hot in the summer and extremely chilly in the winter, the best time to visit Tunisia is between March and May or September to November. The country is less busy during these months and the weather is oh so sweet.
Get busy with camping in the Sahara desert or exploring Chott el Jerid lake. These places offer a spectacular experience during spring and autumn months. Torrid Tunisian summer should be spent on the beach, chilling and swimming. Sunscreen and a hat are must-haves to protect your skin and head from the aggressive sun.
The weather from December through February can be a bit unpredictable with possible strong, cold winds and freezing rain. The Atlas Mountains tend to get covered in snow. This period is pure heaven for birdwatchers as the chances of discovering rare bird species in the stillness of winter become a lot higher.
11 THINGS TO DO IN TUNISIA (APRIL 04 - APRIL 13)
Chott el Djerid Lake
Set amidst the largest salt pan in Sahara Desert, the lake dries up in summer, but repenished with new rain waters it amazes with its whites, greens and purples
Camping in Tunisian Sahara
Instead of a hotel, Tunisia offers you to sleep in the desert
Scuba Diving
Tunisian underwater world promises amazing tunnels, colourful fauna, and unforgettable archaeological sites
The Waterfall of Tamerza
Visit Tunisia if you want to see a real oasis
Le Train Lézard Rouge
Sit down comfortably and just ride into history
Birdwatching
Some unique locations of Tunisia are a refuge for many amazing birds
Beach Season
Enjoy spectacular sand beaches with crystal-clear water
Hammam (Turkish Bath)
Relax and feel the spirit of the old times at one of the historic baths
Ichkeul Lake
A remarkable and picturesque place where birds stop before resuming their long journey
Sahara Camel Trekking
Indulge in the atmosphere of caravans and desert crossing
Cycling
A fast and easy way to explore the landscape of the desert
7 THINGS TO DO OUT OF SELECTED DATE RANGE
International Festival of Hammamet
canceledFeel the traditional culture of Tunisia during this major music and theatre event in the city of Hammamet
National Women's Day
out of rangeTunisian women celebrate their rights and rally for gender equality
Festival International de Dougga (Dougga Fest)
on holdImmerse yourself into a classical cultural heritage at the famous archaeological site
Olive Harvest
out of rangeLearn how the olive oil is made in the country that is on the list of world's top oil exporters
International Festival of Saharan Ksours
on holdAre you ready to explore the Star Wars planet?
Mechouia Salad
out of rangeThe cuisine of this country has something to surprise you with
Wine Season
out of rangeFind out all about winemaking in Tunisia
