Tunisia is one of the most accessible and famous African countries for our compatriots. This is due not only to the convenient geographical position on the Mediterranean coast, but also to the highest service, originality of culture and nature. Tunisians have made their country the cleanest in Africa. The nature is carefully guarded, here you can admire the pristine mountains or get out to the Sahara with relaxation in one of the picturesque oases. It is also worth visiting Carthage and the local Colosseum, by all means try coffee and, of course, relax on the local beaches. The coastline is diverse, as well as the entertainment that is offered here, and our rating of beaches will help decide on the location of your ideal vacation.
The beaches of Hammamet, one of the most developed and popular tourist zones in Tunisia, attract the attention of tourists from all over the world with their picturesque coastlines, perfect sand cover, cleanliness and comfort. The bright wide line stretches for more than 14 kilometers along the east coast of Tunisia. All beaches in Hammamet are municipal, with free entrance.
The beach of La Marsa, a small respectable resort near the capital, is located on the Gulf of Tunis between the beaches of Sidi Bou Said and Gammarth.
Djerba Island is the southernmost resort of Tunisia, which is located near Africa and is washed by the Mediterranean Sea. Flamingos like to spend winter here, and in the warm season the resort attracts tourists.
The beaches of Sousse, one of Tunisia's most popular resorts, are located along the city's coastline and extend beyond its borders.
Monastir is located on a cape criss-crossing the Mediterranean Sea, from where long and narrow stretches of beach covered with fine light beige sand stretch for tens of kilometers on both sides. Monastir is a good place for a quiet and budget holiday.
The beaches of Tabarka are located on the northern coast of Tunisia, surrounded by shady thickets of trees atypical for Africa – cork oaks, cedars, relict pines and olives.
The beaches of Gammarth, a famous respectable resort in the suburbs of the capital of Tunisia, about 10 km long, are located along the northern coast of the Mediterranean Sea.
The beaches of Kelibia, a small town on the Cape Bon peninsula 120km away from the capital, are located on the north-eastern coast of Tunisia.
The 8km long beaches of Zarzis are located on the south-eastern coast of Tunisia.
Covered in fine powder-like sand, the beaches of Mahdia are stretching along the northern coast of Tunisia in a long white line. Hotels with their own beach plots and respective infrastructure are located near and directly on the beachfront. Total length of beaches – more than 3 km.
The beach of Nabeul, Tunisia's oldest resort, is located on the Cape Bon peninsula on the north coast of the country.
Sidi Bou Said Beach is located on the shore of the Gulf of Carthage, in the area of the resort town of the same name, located in the north of the country in 20 km from the capital.
Raf Raf Beach is one of the most beautiful places in Tunisia, located in a small bay on the north coast of the country, surrounded by picturesque rocky peaks, 30 km away from the resort of Bizerte.
Raoued Beach is located in the suburbs of the capital, just 20 km away from the center, on the north coast of the country.
The long white sand beach of El Haouaria, surrounded by villas and restaurants, is a favorite of guests in northeastern Tunisia. The steep cliffs along the rugged coastline and the deep waters of all shades of blue are especially admired by divers and photography enthusiasts. The beach occupies the tip of the Cap Bon Peninsula.