How do I get to Tunisia?

Direct flights from Zurich to Tunis or Djerba are offered by Tunisair among others, with a flight time of about two hours. Swiss nationals do not need a visa for tourist stays — a valid passport is sufficient.

What language is spoken in Tunisia?

The official language is Arabic, but due to its colonial history, French is widely spoken and understood. In tourist centers like Djerba and Sousse, English also works well.

What currency is used in Tunisia?

The Tunisian Dinar (TND) is the official currency and may not be purchased before entering the country. ATMs are widely available in cities, though cash is recommended for souks and rural areas.

Is Tunisia affordable?

Yes, Tunisia is one of the most affordable destinations in the Mediterranean. Hotels, local restaurants and excursions into the Sahara are significantly cheaper than in Switzerland, making for an affordable North Africa vacation.

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