Tunisia in the summer is pure magic with clear beaches, fresh seafood, various activities, and tons of places where you can unplug or explore. Here’s a list of places Tunisians and travelers might be heading to this summer.
Hammamet – On the Cap Bon Coast
Hammamet is one of Tunisia’s most popular beach towns because the water is calm and clean, the old medina is full of charm, and you can access water parks and beach clubs within reach. There’s a modern area called Yasmine Hammamet with hotels and a marina, but the older part of town feels more authentic and chill.
Djerba – The Island in the South
If you’re into slow, peaceful days and palm trees everywhere, Djerba is your spot. It’s an island off the south coast with a mix of cultures, and you can really feel it in the markets and neighborhoods. Go for the quiet beaches, but stay for the food, the unique architecture, and the warm local vibe.
Sousse – On the Eastern Coast
Sousse mixes beach life with a busy city feel. You’ve got big sandy beaches, a UNESCO-listed old town, and nightlife that really comes alive in the summer. If you want to relax, party, or explore, Sousse keeps things interesting for all travelers.
Port El Kantaoui – Just North of Sousse
Right next to Sousse, Port El Kantaoui is a quieter, more polished area built just for vacation vibes. You’ll find colorful boats, a neat little marina, beach cafés, and a golf course. It’s family-friendly and super walkable.
Tabarka – Near the Algerian Border
Tabarka’s got a different look: forests, cliffs, and rocky beaches. It’s known for coral diving and music festivals. If you want a change from the typical beach town and like nature or live music, it’s worth the trip.
Bizerte – Northwest of Tunis
Bizerte’s got a beautiful old port, simple beaches, and a cool mix of Tunisian and French architecture. Plus, it’s near Ichkeul National Park if you want a break from the coast and get into the green.
La Marsa – In Northeastern Tunisia
La Marsa is where a lot of locals from Tunis go to escape the heat. It’s stylish but not snobby, with beach cafés, art spaces, and places to chill all day. Great for a quick escape if you’re already in the city.
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