By Ela Matters Staff 
Tunisia is an ideal destination for travellers looking for sunshine, culture and something a little different from the usual European getaway. From ancient history and Mediterranean beaches to Saharan adventures and lively local culture, Tunisia’s charm lies in its diversity.
Whether you’re a beach-lover, a history enthusiast, or an adventurer, you’ll find something memorable waiting for you.
Why Tunisia should be on your radar
Tunisia offers a rare blend of Mediterranean coastline, historic cities, and desert landscapes, all at prices that are often more affordable than many European holiday spots. One of the country’s biggest appeals is how easily you can combine multiple holiday styles in a single trip.
You can spend your mornings exploring ancient ruins, your afternoons swimming in warm turquoise waters, and your evenings wandering lively souks or tasting local dishes.
Historic cities, ancient ruins and cultural gems
History lovers will find Tunisia exceptionally rich in archaeological and cultural treasures. The famous site of Carthage offers layers of history from the Phoenician, Roman and Arab eras, all set against beautiful coastal scenery.
Only a few hours away is the El Jem Amphitheatre, the largest Roman colosseum in North Africa. Coastal towns like Sidi Bou Saïd, with its iconic white-and-blue architecture, provide postcard-worthy views and a laid-back atmosphere, while the old medinas of Tunis and Sousse offer winding streets, traditional markets and a glimpse into daily life.
Sun, sea and sand: Coastal resorts and beaches
Tunisia’s Mediterranean shoreline is one of its biggest draws, offering golden beaches, warm weather, and a wide range of coastal resorts. Popular areas such as Hammamet and Sousse provide the perfect base for beach relaxation, water sports or day trips inland.
Many travellers choose resorts that offer all-inclusive holidays, making it easy to enjoy great food, entertainment, and beachfront access without worrying about extra costs. Whether you prefer peaceful coves or lively resort areas, the coast offers plenty of choice.
Adventure, nature and the Sahara Desert
For those seeking adventure, Tunisia’s southern regions open the door to the Sahara. Travellers can experience camel rides, guided desert treks or visits to remote oases surrounded by palm groves and dramatic dunes.
Beyond the Sahara, Tunisia is home to impressive natural landscapes, from salt flats to mountain villages. With its blend of sunshine, culture, history and adventure, Tunisia is the kind of destination that rewards curiosity and promises something special for every traveller.