We're unable to offer trips to Tunisia at the moment. We'll continue to monitor the situation.
Tunisia’s climate is essentially Mediterranean, so summers can grow very hot, particularly further south as one approaches the Sahara.
Winters in the north can be quite bitter, with the temperature hovering in the low teens.
Ideal times to visit are in the springtime, particularly from April to June, when the fields in the north are a picture of blooming poppies and the apricot season is at its height, and again in September and October when the edge comes off the summer heat and the first dates are harvested.
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* This is a rough guide to when to travel in the country as a whole. It may not necessarily apply to a specific itinerary or part of the country.
The best time to travel-
A good time
to travel, some factors to be aware of
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Travel is possible,
but this is not the best time of year
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Snow or ski season
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Travel is not recommended
who's been there
Start planning your tailor-made trip by calling one of our Tunisia specialists on 01993 838 445
El Jem
- 35mm 15C
- 29mm 17C
- 30mm 18C
- 21mm 21C
- 16mm 25C
- 9mm 29C
- 2mm 33C
- 5mm 33C
- 32mm 30C
- 36mm 26C
- 32mm 21C
- 28mm 16C
Tamerza
- 13mm 15C
- 12mm 17C
- 19mm 21C
- 15mm 25C
- 14mm 30C
- 8mm 34C
- 2mm 38C
- 7mm 37C
- 15mm 33C
- 15mm 26C
- 17mm 20C
- 12mm 15C
Tunis
- 63mm 15C
- 56mm 16C
- 43mm 18C
- 37mm 21C
- 23mm 24C
- 11mm 29C
- 3mm 32C
- 9mm 32C
- 32mm 30C
- 58mm 25C
- 53mm 20C
- 62mm 16C
How does the weather in Tunisia change through the year?
Click the months to see how rainfall and daily temperature change across the country