Frequently Asked Questions

What do I need to travel to Tunisia?
A valid passport, a round-trip plane ticket, and if applicable, parental authorization for minors.

Do I need a visa?
Citizens of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Spain, Mexico, Italy and Honduras do not require a visa. It is only necessary to present a valid passport.

How long is the flight to Tunisia?
Around 2 hours on average.

What should I know about health requirements?
No vaccinations are required.

How should I dress?
There are no strict clothing rules in Tunisia. Just dress respectfully, as you would in any country. It is not necessary to cover up.

What should I know about currency exchange?
You can obtain dinars by exchanging Euros or Dollars at banks or hotel receptions. Official exchange rate, no commission. It is advisable to exchange small amounts at a time. 1 Euro equals 3 Dinars.

What should I know about the language?
Arabic is the official language, but French is widely spoken. English is also spoken.

When is the best time to travel?
Tunisia has warm weather almost all year round, especially in inland and desert areas. The best times to travel are spring and autumn, when temperatures are pleasant. Winters are mild but it is not beach season.

Will I have internet access?
Hotels offer Wi-Fi connections, and if needed, SIM cards can be purchased at the airport.

What should I know about electricity?

Electricity in Tunisia is 220 volts. Plugs are the standard European type. 

Can I drink tap water?
The water is drinkable, but bottled water is recommended.

What is the religion?

The majority religion is Islam (over 98%), but there are also Catholics and Jews in Tunisia. There are churches and synagogues.

Should I get insurance?

It is highly recommended to have comprehensive travel insurance or at least medical insurance.