Tunis, Tunisia Flight Information

Tunis is served by:

Tunis-Carthage Airport â" 8 km from city centre

Monastir Habib Bourguiba Airport â" 130 km from Tunis

Getting to and from Tunis-Carthage Airport

SNT bus 35 runs between Tunis and the airport, leaving every half an hour.

TUT buses run every 15 mins.

Taxis, hire cars and private shuttle services are available.

Getting to and from Monastir Habib Bourguiba Airport

Buses are available to and from Monastir city centre from where connecting buses and trains can be caught to Tunis. The journey takes 2-3 hours.

Taxis, hire cars and private shuttle services are available.

UK and Republic of Ireland Airports and Airlines Serving Tunis-Carthage Airport

Jersey: British Airways

London Gatwick: British Airways

London Heathrow: Tunisair

UK and Republic of Ireland Airports and Airlines Serving Monastir Habib Bourguiba Airport

Belfast International: Nouvelair, Thomas Cook Airlines

Birmingham International: Thomas Cook Airlines, Thomson Airways, Thomson Holidays

Bristol: Nouvelair, Thomas Cook Airlines, Thomson Holidays

Coventry: Thomson Airways

Doncaster/Sheffield: Thomas Cook Airlines

East Midlands: Thomas Cook Airlines, Thomson Airways, Thomson Holidays

Glasgow International: Futura, Nouvelair, Thomas Cook Airlines, Thomson Airways, Thomson Holidays

Humberside: Nouvelair

Leeds/Bradford: Thomas Cook Airlines

London Gatwick: Nouvelair, Thomas Cook Airlines, Thomson Airways, Thomson Holidays

London Luton: Thomas Cook Airlines, Thomson Airways, Thomson Holidays

London Stansted: Nouvelair, Thomas Cook Airlines

Manchester: Thomas Cook Airlines, Thomson Airways, Thomson Holidays

Newcastle International: Thomas Cook Airlines, Thomson Airways, Thomson Holidays

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OUR TUNISIAN ADVENTURES
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Review by: Mike Dianne & Children

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gorgeous! gorgeous! gorgeous!

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brilliant, we hired 2 Mercedes taxi's and went to Tunis and the Medina's and the Tunis police with their
huge machine guns! saying no photo! no photo! when you point a camera in their direction!! Then we went to Sidi Bou Said a village on the north coast all houses painted Turquoise and White! and you can see the port used by Rommel and Montgomery! Finally we went to Carthage and saw the clay jars that thousands of little babies were sacrificed to bring good fortune!!!!! and the history of this ancient city crushed by the Romans and praying mantis walking around the pavements like they were locals!!! if you adventure out you find a different Tunisia!!! Mike, Dianne and children

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LOVELY TUNISIA
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Review by: DEE

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I HAVE VISITED TUNISIA IN FEBRUARY AND ALWAYS FOUND MOST DAYS GOOD,MAYBE ONE DAY OF RAIN.IN APRIL /MAY WEATHER NICE AND HOT WENT INTO THE SEA EVERY DAY,IN NOVEMBER IT WAS A LITTLE COOLER AND NEEDED A JUMPER....BUT STILL CAME HOME LOOKING SUN KISSED.

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EVERY HOTEL I HAVE STAYED AT WAS OF GOOD STANDARD, FOOD ALWAYS EXCEPTABLE....THE ONLY LET DOWN WAS EVENING ENTERTAINMENT.

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My holiday in Tunisia
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Review by: Darlene

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Dates: Nov. 1 - 11 - Perfect weather.for
sightseeing and sunbathing.
Approx. 25 C everyday, and not a cloud in the sky.

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Perfect mix of archaeology, history, culture, food , spa visits, sunbathing.
It was my first trip and I cannot wait to go back.
Colosseum is better preserved than the one in Rome and absolutely no hordes of tourists. My group of 18 were the only ones there and we were even able to descend into the area where the gladiators and lions awaited battle.

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Houda beach and golf resort
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Review by: Anonymous

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The weather was beautiful, for early may. We had very warm days, a couple of rain showers, which made things fresh again. Came back with a good tan.

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Went with sister and my daughter for a weeks break. Had an amazing time. Hotel was beautifully clean. Staff were wonderful. Entertainment - fab. Food ok lots of choice. Private beach - fantastic. We did spend most of the day relaxing by the pool and enjoying the night life, always lots to do.

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Great Visit to Tunis, Tunisia
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Review by: John Morgan

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I visited Tunis the end of September. The weather was great -- a few showers on times, but nothing to cause any discomfort. The weather was excellent for getting out and about, as well as for sitting and enjoying a coffee at a sidewalk cafe.

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This was my first trip to Tunisia, which was centred mostly in and around |Tunis. There was plenty for me to see over the 7 nights I was there. Socially, I found the Tunisians absolutely wonderful, helpful, and kind. There is only one irritation, though. Tunisian garcons at coffee shops and restaurants do not wait for tips; they simply take them. If there is change, they often disappear quickly rather than take the time to give back change back. Whenever any garcon did give change back, I found that it is usually short. This was most annoying to me as I always felt I needed to be on my guard. When I visit again, I will ensure that I have plenty of small change in my pocket so I can give the exact change to them. Except for this minor irritation, the trip, overall, was marvelous.

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my holiday in port el kantoui
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Review by: Anonymous

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Very very hot 46 degrees, not much of a breeze and very humid during the nights.
We only had one day where it became cloudy but that was only in the late afternoon.

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Not bad holiday.
Weather too hot to do much during the day, and the streets very busy during the night, taxis very cheap but their driving skills can scare the most erratic of drivers.
Horse and carridges lined the streets at night, but the horses were in very poor condition so out of principal this mode of transport was not used.
Eating out was cheap but buying crisps were expensive £3 a pack and chocolate bars started from £1, you needed to barter on the streets or you will be left sort of money.

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