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You'll Love Tunisia if:

  • You are a family looking to spend a holiday in a beautiful beach location with lots of water sports and activities on offer.
  • You are a couple seeking a relaxing getaway in the sunshine.
  • You are part of a group who wish to discover the rich history and culture of Tunisia.

Tunisia Beach Holidays

Blending North African atmosphere and Mediterranean sophistication, holidays to Tunisia are an unforgettable experience. With miles of fine sandy white beaches, fascinating culture and amazing history, you’ll find more than enough to do on a break to Tunisia.

Please note: Due to limited power resources which the government controls, air-conditioning is only allowed to be run from mid-June to mid-September.

This alluring country is just over 3 hours away from the UK by plane, and is...

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Blending North African atmosphere and Mediterranean sophistication, holidays to Tunisia are an unforgettable experience. With miles of fine sandy white beaches, fascinating culture and amazing history, you’ll find more than enough to do on a break to Tunisia.

Please note: Due to limited power resources which the government controls, air-conditioning is only allowed to be run from mid-June to mid-September.

This alluring country is just over 3 hours away from the UK by plane, and is truly a world away from home. Whether you want to relax by the beach, scuba dive in the colourful reefs or head out to the desert on a camel safari, visiting this fascinating North African country will give you a holiday you'll remember.

Exploring Tunisia on your next holiday

Hammamet is better known as the St Tropez of Tunisia with its spectacular choice of luxury hotels – perfect if you’re looking for an all inclusive holiday. This marina resort on the edge of the Sahara desert boasts superb beaches, a sparkling sea, and amazing markets where you can haggle for souvenirs on the cheap. Or why not consider Hammamet Yasmine where you can sit and watch the sun set over the marina with its spectacular luxury yachts, or wander through the market stalls at the walled medina. If you’re after action, there are several golf courses; two of which can be found here.

Port El Kantaoui is a charming purpose built resort in the style of a Tunisian village boasting white sandy beaches and a superb 18 hole golf course. Sousse has plenty on offer if you want to learn more about local culture and history during your time in Tunisia. Take in the stunning mosques and fascinating archaeology, or go for a camel ride from one of the beautiful beaches.

Historic Monastir is another interesting place to visit; the country's traditional and modern way of life are both showcased in this town, one of the locations for the Indiana Jones films. Just 7km further down the coast, the busy port of Skanes is a popular choice for cheap escape to Tunisia with its impressive twin coloured gold domes and gently shelving beaches.

Book a Cheap Holiday to Tunisia Today

If you’re looking for cheap Tunisia holidays, then booking with lowcostholidays.com means that you’re getting the best possible daily deals. It offers plenty of choice whether you’re after luxury 4 and 5 star hotels, self catering apartments, or a cheap all inclusive holiday. A break to Tunisia has something for everyone, and really are superb for a relaxing and fun filled holiday.

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Please note: the month of Ramadan is celebrated in Tunisia from 20th July – 18th August. Local Muslims will observe this religious holiday and its customs between sunrise and sunset, and this means that there are certain rules in place on the consumption of food and alcohol during these periods. This will cause minimum impact to your stay in here however some services may be reduced in bars and restaurants.

*Minimum spend £500 - must include hotel in Tunisia. Bookings must be between 13-19th May 2013.

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Travelling with the Children

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Beautiful Beaches

Hammamet and Nabeul beaches are blessed with a vast expanse of golden sand and a diverse range of activity which are family friendly in every way. Salambo is particularly safe for younger children and has ample facilities yet fewer crowds for some quality family time in the sun, sand and sea.

Water Park

There are lots of family friendly activities in Tunisia. Make a splash in the water park or head over to Friguia Park to see the animals in their natural environment in this safari style attraction. For a walk on the wild side, take a camel ride or go pony trekking in the desert, a real experience...

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There are lots of family friendly activities in Tunisia. Make a splash in the water park or head over to Friguia Park to see the animals in their natural environment in this safari style attraction. For a walk on the wild side, take a camel ride or go pony trekking in the desert, a real experience to remember.

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Tunisia Restaurants

Tunisian food is fresh and flavoursome, often with a kick, but there are lots of simpler dishes such as rices and casseroles to keep the fussy eaters happier. To be sure to find a family friendly restaurant, stick to the busier resorts such as Tunis where you will find pizzerias and simple taverns.

Water Sports

Resorts such as Hammamet are perfect due to their gentle waters and expansive beaches, so here you can enjoy swimming, pedalos and snorkelling without worrying about the waves, For the more adventurous, diving is a popular activity available for all ages.

Romantic Breaks

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Beautiful Beach

Tunisia’s vast expanse of beautiful beaches allows for lots of hidden spots along the coast. El Haouaria offers a stretch of quieter sands, bays and villages for an unforgettable couples retreat, although there are also plenty of more exclusive resorts which offer the advantage of private beaches...

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Tunisia’s vast expanse of beautiful beaches allows for lots of hidden spots along the coast. El Haouaria offers a stretch of quieter sands, bays and villages for an unforgettable couples retreat, although there are also plenty of more exclusive resorts which offer the advantage of private beaches for a holiday of real luxury

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Romantic Meal

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Taste Mediterranean cuisine with a twist in Tunisia, as the local dishes blend fresh produce with exotic flavours and spices to get the tongue tingling. For more special and romantic dining, head to the busier centres of Tunis and Djerba where there are a wide range of eateries for all budgets and...

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Taste Mediterranean cuisine with a twist in Tunisia, as the local dishes blend fresh produce with exotic flavours and spices to get the tongue tingling. For more special and romantic dining, head to the busier centres of Tunis and Djerba where there are a wide range of eateries for all budgets and occasions.

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Market Shopping

In exploring the souks and markets you will find the most unique shopping experience available in Tunisia, where the pashminas, spices and local custom create a vibrant and infectious atmosphere that can fill hours of browsing and bartering, and result in some great finds to remember your trip by.

Turkish Bath

Tunisia was once ruled by the Ottoman, and thankfully they left the delights of the Turkish Bath behind. Benefitting from the natural hot springs, they are scattered all around the area, and small villages like Erriadh, Djerba, have some gorgeous and tranquil hammans to while away an afternoon in...

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Tunisia was once ruled by the Ottoman, and thankfully they left the delights of the Turkish Bath behind. Benefitting from the natural hot springs, they are scattered all around the area, and small villages like Erriadh, Djerba, have some gorgeous and tranquil hammans to while away an afternoon in bliss.

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Activity Holidays

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Scuba Diving

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As if the wildlife and the beaches were not beautiful enough, the coral reefs beneath the waters’ surface cannot be missed, and provide excellent diving opportunities for all ages and abilities. Find diving centres in Hammamet, Djerba, Hergla and Monastir where you can learn and improve on your...

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As if the wildlife and the beaches were not beautiful enough, the coral reefs beneath the waters’ surface cannot be missed, and provide excellent diving opportunities for all ages and abilities. Find diving centres in Hammamet, Djerba, Hergla and Monastir where you can learn and improve on your technique.

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Sand Dunes

Make the most of the Saharan landscape by taking a desert trek around the inland sands. Let a horse or a camel carry you in the direction you choose and see the sights and attractions of the area on a tour with a difference. Or for more adrenaline, hire a jeep and jolt your way over the dusty dunes.

Wind Surfing

The area’s coast enjoys a long sailing season due to its gentle yet persistent winds, and therefore also provides suitable conditions for other sports such as windsurfing, pedalos and waterskiing. Hammamet and Sousse offer ample facilities for such pursuits, although you will never be far from...

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The area’s coast enjoys a long sailing season due to its gentle yet persistent winds, and therefore also provides suitable conditions for other sports such as windsurfing, pedalos and waterskiing. Hammamet and Sousse offer ample facilities for such pursuits, although you will never be far from sport resorts along the Tunisian coast.

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Golf

A golfer’s paradise can be found in Hammamet, where Citrus Gold Course offers two 18 hole courses and a 9 hole course for all types of golfers as well as a shop and restaurant to keep everyone occupied. For an even bigger range, head to Kantaoui where you will find a 36 hole golf course.

Cultural Getaways

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Market Shopping

The souks and medinas of the country’s bustling centres have a long heritage marked by the mosques, markets and monuments entwined in the tangle of streets and alleyways. Wander the marketplaces awash with colour and let your thoughts float away as you get to the heart of Tunisian culture here.

Museum

Examine intricate Roman mosaics in the Bardo Museum, or see the more obscure discoveries of the local excavations in the Carthage Museum, from sculptures to ceramics. Get a feel for the culture and life of the past, visit the Museum of Traditional Inheritance, where the jewels, dress and furniture...

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Examine intricate Roman mosaics in the Bardo Museum, or see the more obscure discoveries of the local excavations in the Carthage Museum, from sculptures to ceramics. Get a feel for the culture and life of the past, visit the Museum of Traditional Inheritance, where the jewels, dress and furniture of the country’s ancestors sparkle for all to see

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Rooftop Buildings

Tunisia is an ancient province, and its far reaching past can be seen in the 6th century cities of Pheonician and Punic, where the legendary general Hannibal originated from. The island’s history is also preserved in Sousse, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its labyrinthine medina, and still...

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Tunisia is an ancient province, and its far reaching past can be seen in the 6th century cities of Pheonician and Punic, where the legendary general Hannibal originated from. The island’s history is also preserved in Sousse, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its labyrinthine medina, and still an important city today.

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Cathedral

There are two cathedrals in Tunisia, Saint Louis Cathedral which dominates Byrsa hill, and the more ornate Cathedral of Saint Vincent de Paul in the centre of Tunis. Both are 19th century Roman Catholic builds and remain lively religious hubs of activity today.

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