Average temperature in Tunisia by month. When is the best time to vacation in Tunisia, climate and beach season

The smallest country in the Maghreb, over a third of whose territory irrevocably belongs to the silent Sahara Desert, Tunisia is a state in the north-east of the African continent, spread out along the coast Mediterranean Sea. Read our Tour Calendar and you will find out why the best time to visit this ancient land is considered to be from May to October.

Tourist season in Tunisia

Tunisia is a Europeanized country with an oriental flavor, where the attention of millions of tourists is attracted by the delightful white sandy beaches with the purest turquoise sea water, three thousand years of history, which literally oozes the ruins of ancient cities, fantastic green oases, like paradise islands in the middle of the endless ocher lands of the desert, and, of course , numerous thalassotherapy centers. The country's annual inbound tourist flow is about 3,500,000 people, the largest number of whom come here during the season lasting from April to October.

High season

The high season in Tunisia is from June to September. At this time the weather is most favorable for beach holiday. People come to the local resorts mainly from France (the former colonial country), Germany, Great Britain and Russia, which occupies an honorable fourth place in the ranking of countries providing the largest volumes of tourists in the Tunisian direction. This is approximately 245,000 of our fellow citizens, for whom the resort epicenters are mainly Hamammet and Sousse. The contingent of vacationers is represented married couples with children who especially appreciate the mild climate and impeccable beaches with a gentle entrance to the water, young people who promote an active lifestyle, as well as lovers of antiquities and centuries-old secrets of completely different age categories. A separate line worth mentioning are young and not so young girls who come here for affordable healing thalassotherapy procedures.

Low season

The low season in Tunisia begins immediately after the end of the swimming season and lasts from November to early April. In winter, the weather deteriorates, it often rains and dusty winds blow, but still, by Russian standards, the African winter is very, very warm. That is why the resorts of Tunisia are not completely empty at this time of year. Yes, the tourist flow into the country is weakening, but it is impossible to say that hotels are completely idle. Firstly, regular flights are carried out at reduced rates, secondly, low prices for exciting excursion programs and, thirdly, this is the high season for SPA treatments. The last point can be explained very simply: 4* and 5* hotels in Tunisia, where world-famous thalassotherapy centers operate, in winter period they lower prices for accommodation and for many wellness programs, as a result of which they cost 2 times less than similar ones at European resorts. Many tour operators develop special spa tours, a wide selection of which is observed in low season. IN lately Celebrating the New Year in Tunisia is also popularized, because in this country, unlike many Muslim countries, many European traditions regarding the celebration of holidays are observed. Mostly they go to the south and to the island of Djerba - a reservation for package tourists throughout the year, especially in winter.

Beach season in Tunisia

The beach season in Tunisia opens in early April, when spring weather brings the first truly warm days, and people begin to dress in light clothes. But only “walruses” decide to swim, while the majority of holidaymakers indulge in sunny bliss. The April tan, as well as the May tan, is very safe, and you can lie on the beach all day long. In the last month of spring, there is a tendency for water and air temperatures to increase, but the weather is quite capricious: a downpour accompanied by rumbles of thunder can begin at any moment, so the sea at this time is subject to frequent disturbances. In June, the amount of precipitation decreases significantly, and the real swimming season. The sea is not very warm yet - about +21 °C, however, this is the best summer month, because in the evenings it is already quite warm, and during the day the hot, but not yet aggressive, sun rays warm up. In July and August, the swimming season reaches its climax: the burning African sun warms the sea water to an average of +25 °C..+26 °C; on the island of Djerba the thermometer confidently “clings” to +26 °C..+28 °C . The evenings bring a pleasant coolness, and night swims under the moonlight guarantee a lot of fun.

Velvet season in Tunisia

Tunisians themselves believe that the most favorable time for relaxing on the beaches - velvet season, which lasts here from the beginning of September to the end of October. With the onset of the first days of autumn, the beaches gradually become empty, an atmosphere of complete calm reigns, and at the same time the summer heat subsides. The sea is still warm, but in the morning the water can be a little invigorating. sun rays very gentle, you can sunbathe for a long time or engage in water sports without worrying about the possibility of getting burns in the evening. Towards the end of the month, ridges of fluffy white clouds increasingly appear in the sky, hiding the sun for some time. And by the beginning of October, during the day it becomes not hot at all, and getting out of the water in the company of a blowing breeze is sometimes quite cool. In addition, this month autumn is gaining momentum and the rains begin. Therefore, October is most of all an excursion month, but if you are lucky with the weather, then with the beach component.

Best time for excursions

People come to Tunisia for the fireworks of emotions that promise rich excursion programs. Be prepared to be attacked by bell fights in hotel lobbies, persistently offering a variety of trips. But even if your plans are only for a classic “vegetable” vacation on the beach, don’t consider going on at least one excursion: the Colosseum of El Jem, the ruins of the ancient Phoenician city of Carthage, salt lake Chott el Gerid, the unusual houses of Matmata and, of course, the endless sands of the beautiful Sahara, which lies across as many as 10 countries. However, it is Tunisia that is the most convenient tourist destination for exploring the world’s largest desert, since its capital is separated from Moscow by just 3 hours in the air. When is the best time to go sightseeing? According to the Tour-Calendar, this is the period from September to November, as well as from March to June: it is not cold, and the sun does not incinerate with burning rays.

Diving season

The Tunisian Mediterranean is chosen not only by holidaymakers, but also by hardcore divers. Although it cannot be said that its underwater world fascinates with its beauty or amazes with its unreal diversity, it still makes an impression. For example, only in Tunisia and nowhere else can you see the largest coral reef on the continent or dive just a few miles from the legendary Carthage. Local diving centers, most of which are concentrated in Tabarka, open their arms to both beginners and seasoned divers. The diving season coincides with the tourist season, but the best conditions for this sport, including warm seas and good visibility, are possible from June to September. During this period of time, interesting marine-themed festivals are organized in Tabarka. For example, the “Coral Festival of Underwater Photography” at the end of August - early September, and a few days later - “Trident of Neptune”.

Cruise season

La Goulette is a major passenger port in the country, where hundreds of cruise ships from Europe. These are mainly ships from France, Spain and Italy, for which a Schengen visa is required. A sea cruise is a great opportunity to see more than one country during your vacation. The navigation season in the Mediterranean Sea, calling at the shores of Tunisia, usually lasts from March to November.

Yachting season

Picturesque caves and grottoes, ancient bastions and minarets towering above the sea, the water surface of the Tunisian Mediterranean, indented by numerous bays and bays - all this attracts lovers of sailing here, who are just beginning to gain momentum in the local resorts. During the season, which lasts from April to November, hundreds of foreign sailing ships and yachts moor in Tunisian ports. The country's main yachting centers include Yasmine Hammamet with hundreds of port infrastructure facilities public use and Monastir, which offers twice as many of these types of opportunities.

Fishing season

Sea fishing in Tunisia promises to be exciting thanks to the long coastline and rich underwater flora and fauna. So, in Tunisia it is possible to fish both from the shore and from a motor boat using the trawling method. A popular tourist pastime is fishing sea ​​sponges using a harpoon, as well as catching pelagic fish by light in the dark. Thanks to the excellent climate, you can fish in Tunisia throughout the whole year. However, in winter, periodic rains can interfere with this process, so late spring, summer and two months of autumn will be more preferable.

Wellness season

People go to Tunisia not only to get rid of cellulite and achieve enviable velvety skin from local thalassotherapy virtuosos, but also for post-operative recovery or to undergo a post-traumatic rehabilitation course. The main centers of thalassotherapy and balneology and SPA complexes are located in Hammamet. In principle, health improvement and thalasso procedures are the first reason why millions of tourists flock here, and in second place are the “excursion” and beach program. In essence, all thalassotherapy centers are assigned to hotels that operate year-round, so there is no specific season for receiving healing procedures. But in terms of health benefits, it is best to plan your wellness during the winter and off-season, avoiding the summer peak months. In addition, prices for services at this time are more than reasonable, and if you want to swim in the sea, a hotel pool can easily replace it.

Olive harvest season

Tunisia ranks fourth in the world in olive oil production, with about seven million olive trees. Therefore, shopping in Tunisia cannot be complete without purchasing this useful product. The fresher the oil, the better it is in its own way. taste qualities. It’s good if you arrive at the end of the harvest period, which in Tunisia lasts from mid-November to the end of February. It is at this moment that the best olive oil comes on sale.

It's time for holidays and festivals

The Tunisian event calendar includes more than a dozen holidays. All of them are distinguished by their special splendor and incredible entertainment. Among the public dates, it is worth highlighting the anniversary of the revolution in Tunisia, celebrated on January 14, Independence Day, which falls on March 20, the Day of the Proclamation of the Republic, which falls on July 25, and Women's Day, traditionally celebrated on August 13. Other events according to by and large is an endless series of numerous festivals. On June 26, thousands of tourists flock to El Haoaria for the “Hawk Hunting Festival”, in mid-July they meet the “International Festival of Carthage”, which stretches for almost 1.5 months, and a few days later Tabarka gathers all fans of jazz music as part of a music festival. At this time, Monastir (around July 15) and Hammamet hold an “Arts Festival”, in which hundreds of musicians from all over the world visit the cities to participate. From the middle of the second ten days of July, the Colosseum becomes a stage for the International Symphonic Music Festival, and exactly the next day in Sousse, the President of Tunisia opens the “Summer Festival”, the climax of which is a luxurious carnival procession along the main street of the city. August is notable for the “Festival of Arabian Horses” in El Batan, and September for the “Festival of the Sea and Sirens” in Kerken, as well as the “Neptune Festival” in Tabarka. The string of holidays continues with the November “Oasis Festival” in Tozeur; in the last days of winter, Douz becomes the center of attraction, organizing the colorful “Bedouin Festival”. In the second half of April, Nabel organizes the “Citrus Flower Harvest Festival.” This is not the entire list of festivals in Tunisia, but to mention them all you will need space for more than one publication.

Climate in Tunisia

The climate of Tunisia, due to its large extent, is uneven. The northern part of the country lies under the influence of a tropical Mediterranean climate, while the central regions and the south of the country, bordering the Sahara, are dominated by a tropical desert climate. Overall, temperatures in the northern mountainous area are 5°C - 12°C cooler than average climate indicators around the country. Summer is hot and humid (nights are cold in the desert), and winter is moderately warm and rainy. The north of Tunisia receives more rainfall, so it is surrounded by greenery: hectares of olive, orange and almond groves, sunflower fields and pine forests. The flora of the south is more sparse. This is a kingdom of sands with small “islands” of oases.

Tunisia in spring

Real spring comes in Tunisia already in March, boldly announcing itself with warm, sunny weather. Sometimes the thermometer reaches +20 °C - it’s time for sunbathing. As for precipitation, in March it becomes noticeably less on the coast, but in the north it continues to rain. It is still chilly in the morning and cold at night. During the day in April, the sun is already slightly hot, the water temperature warms up to approximately +16 °C. Number of hours sunlight increases. Starting from this time, excursion time opens. If you are planning a trip around the country in mid-spring, then know that after sunset it usually gets cold, so always take warm clothes with you for your shift. In May the weather allows you to open beach season, and many are not afraid to go into the water. The sea warms up to +17 °C, and off the coast of the island of Djerba this figure reaches +19 °C. However, the weather may deteriorate: for last month Spring is still characterized by residual precipitation, to which thunderstorms are added this month.

Temperature and weather in Tunisia in spring

	Weather in March	Weather in April	Weather in May
Tunisia	+18 +15	+21 +15	+24 +17
Sousse	+19 +15	+20 +16	+23 +17
Hammamet	+17 +15	+18 +16	+20 +19
Port el Kantaoui	+19 +15	+22 +17	+25 +20
Mahdia	+18 +15	+20 +16	+23 +18
Monastir	+17 +15	+20 +16	+23 +18
Djerba	+20 +16	+22 +17	+26 +19

Tunisia in summer

Already from the first days of June, the thermometer jumps to +30 °C, the sun shines up to 10 hours a day, but in general the perception of such weather is quite comfortable, largely thanks to the cool breeze constantly blowing from the sea. This is the opening time of the swimming season, however, the sea cannot yet be called very warm - only + 21 °C..22 °C. If you want to travel to Tunisia with children at this time, choose Djerba for your holiday, where the water temperature will be 1 °C - 2 °C higher. July and August are the hottest months: in the shade the heat reaches +33 °C..+35 °C, so it is better to devote the midday hours to undergoing thalasso procedures or taking an afternoon nap. The evenings bring invigorating coolness, but if you linger in the desert at this time of day, you can freeze seriously, since after sunset the air cools to 0 °C..+5 °C. What is the sea like in summer? Swimming at the height of the season is a pleasure. However, a real nuisance for tourists can be jellyfish, which appear near the coast, usually from mid-July and continue to occupy the waters until early September. It is at this time that the water temperature in the Mediterranean Sea reaches its maximum temperatures. A meeting with such inhabitants promises a burn with a possible allergic reaction, the consequences of which last from several days to a couple of weeks. Another feature of summer in Tunisia is a sharp rise in temperatures by +10 °C..+15 °C, provoked by the sultry sirocco wind blowing from the Sahara.

Temperature and weather in Tunisia in summer

	Weather in June	Weather in July	Weather in August
Tunisia	+29 +21	+32 +24	+32 +26
Sousse	+28 +20	+30 +24	+31 +25
Hammamet	+25 +22	+28 +25	+30 +27
Port el Kantaoui	+30 +23	+33 +26	+33 +28
Mahdia	+27 +21	+31 +24	+31 +26
Monastir	+27 +21	+31 +24	+31 +26
Djerba	+29 +22	+32 +26	+33 +28

Tunisia in autumn

With the arrival of autumn, the heat gradually tames its ardor, and relaxing on the beaches becomes more comfortable. The Mediterranean Sea is very warm, so September is entirely considered the velvet season in Tunisia. There may be occasional showers this month, but they provide welcome relief. October is a warm African autumn. During the day they wear light summer clothes, and in the evening it would be a good idea to throw some light jacket on top. In mid-autumn, the amount of precipitation increases, and the sea “gives off” coolness. In general, a week of wonderful beach holiday will be enough for the whole month, but every day swimming is not guaranteed. In November, the weather continues its “policy” of precipitation, the sky is increasingly covered with gray clouds, and at night it becomes quite cold even in the southern resorts. Nature is preparing to welcome winter.

Temperature and weather in Tunisia in autumn

	Weather in September	Weather in October	Weather in November
Tunisia	+30 +25	+25 +22	+20 +19
Sousse	+29 +24	+25 +22	+21 +20
Hammamet	+26 +26	+22 +24	+18 +21
Port el Kantaoui	+30 +28	+26 +25	+21 +22
Mahdia	+29 +25	+25 +23	+21 +21
Monastir	+30 +25	+25 +23	+21 +21
Djerba	+31 +27	+27 +25	+22 +22

We'll tell you about the seasons for holidays in Tunisia and analyze the weather by month. Read this to avoid getting roasted in the sun and encountering jellyfish.

Tunisia - although a piece of Africa, the sultry heat reigns here only in summer time and is carried relatively easily thanks to the sea breeze.

Summer in Tunisia is hot and dry, winter is mild and rainy, spring pleases with an abundance of greenery and flowers, and autumn indulges in a pleasant velvet season. The difference in temperature across regions is insignificant, but in the north it is always 2-4 degrees cooler than in the south. In summer there is practically no rain, and even in the cold season it is short-lived. But Tunisian rains have an unpleasant characteristic feature - they are accompanied by a strong cold wind, so it is better to refrain from walking at this time.

Tour operators open charter flights to Tunisia from the middle and, however, one should not assume that the favorable time for vacation is limited to this framework. In Tunisia all year round there is something to do, regardless of the season: in summer - swimming and sunbathing snow-white beaches, in spring and autumn - interesting excursions around the cities and the Sahara, in winter - thalassotherapy. Another thing is that after the closure of charter flights, many hotels close, and there are fewer offers, but prices also decrease.

Comfortable season in Tunisia

April

Tunisia in April is very beautiful: beautiful flowers bloom everywhere, the sun scatters gentle rays from the piercing blue sky. It's time for excursion holiday and getting to know the country. The air has already warmed up to a comfortable 25 degrees, but the sea remains quite cool - about 16 degrees. Not everyone will dare to swim. But under the April sun you can get an even chocolate tan. In addition, hotels offer discounts on accommodation during this time.

May

June

The beginning of summer in Tunisia marks the peak of the tourist season. All resorts are crowded with vacationers of different nationalities. In the sea, the water temperature reaches a comfortable 23 degrees Celsius, and the daytime air temperature freezes at around +30. Occasionally, the sirocco wind brings with it the heat of the desert. But you need to keep in mind that in the evenings in Tunisia, even in summer, it gets cool - the thermometer shows about +20 degrees, so you may need a pullover or a light jacket.

July

From the very first days, the number of European tourists at Tunisian resorts has sharply decreased. The fact is that they consider July and August too hot for vacation. And indeed, during the day the air heats up to +34 in Hammamet and up to +30 in Sousse. A light breeze makes the situation a little easier, but it’s still hard to go on excursions in such heat.

August

The second month of scorching heat and warm, like fresh milk. Not everyone is able to normally tolerate +35 during the day, and you won’t feel very refreshed in water heated to 25 degrees. However, August can present tourists with another unwanted surprise: year after year, it brings jellyfish from Morocco and Algeria to the shores of Tunisia. The warmer the water temperature, the more jellyfish reproduce. It is impossible to predict in advance whether you will be lucky with swimming in August or whether you will just have to admire the sea and be content with the hotel pool.

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September

The air temperature in Tunisia remains at a high of +32 degrees, but the sun is much less hot, and you can safely get a bronze tan. The water in the sea still remains +25 degrees. This is a great month for a beach holiday, especially with young children. You can also go on excursions and go surfing.

October

The “velvet season” is coming with an air temperature of +28+30 degrees and gentle sun. Excellent season for a holiday in Tunisia. It is still comfortable to swim in the sea, only by the end of October the water temperature drops to 21 degrees. There are many European tourists at the resorts, and Tunisians themselves love to relax most of all during this month, when the sun does not leave burns, and in the evenings it is pleasantly cool - about +21 degrees. In addition, in October you can enjoy delicious sugar dates from the new harvest.

Rainy season in Tunisia

November

You can already feel the approach of winter: it rains more and more often, the air becomes humid, and strong winds blow. Only those who like the cool African autumn with daytime temperatures of +21 come to relax in Tunisian resorts at this time. You can no longer swim in the sea - the water temperature is +18 degrees. And instead of a calm blue surface, the November sea turns into a noisy and seething, inhospitable mass of water. All that remains is to observe the riot of nature from afar.

December

The Tunisian winter is fundamentally different from the Russian one. Although it is too cold to swim (water temperature is +15), greenery is visible everywhere, and flowers are blooming here and there. The weather is changeable: sometimes it rains a lot, sometimes the friendly sun comes out. You can come to Tunisia in December to undergo a course of thalassotherapy and breathe in the sea air while walking. However, it should be borne in mind that in the evening the air temperature drops from +16 to +8 degrees, and it becomes very chilly.

January

Air and water temperatures remain at December levels, but there is less rain. In general, high air humidity and weather variability remain. On some days you can even sunbathe, hiding from the cold winds in a secluded bay. In addition, in January in Tunisia you can admire the almond blossoms and refuel with vitamins, as citrus fruits are harvested at this time.

February

There is an active confrontation between winter and spring. The weather is unpredictable, such is the season; there are frequent gusty winds, which force you to wrap yourself tightly in warm clothes. The sky is mostly overcast, but it rains less and less: in the east of the country there are 6-7 rainy days per month, on Djerba - within 4. The daytime temperature is about +16, in Djerba it rises to +18.

March

With the first month of spring, winter in Tunisia is losing ground. The sun is increasingly peeking out from behind the clouds, the temperature rises to an average of +18+20 during the day, but sunbathing on the coast can be hindered by the piercing winds from the sea. By evening the temperature drops to February +9+10. Sudden downpours are also possible, but in general the weather is more pleasant and stable than in the winter months.

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Africa has always been interesting to tourists. It's not just the pyramids, the sphinx and the Safari jeep rally. There is a unique state of Tunisia, immersed in bright greenery and filled with the refreshing breath of the Mediterranean Sea, which has long firmly held the status of a luxury resort.

What is the secret of such global success, and what has become more tempting than the weather and water temperature in Tunisia by month for vacationers in 2019, read the tourist report.

Weather and climate

Borders North Africa washes the Mediterranean Sea, it subtropical zone Lands with predominant characteristics of a coastal climate and this is where the state of Tunisia is located. The capital is the city of Tunisia; the population of this North African state exceeds 10 million people.

A number of factors are of particular importance in shaping the climate of Tunisia:

1. Close proximity to the Mediterranean Sea;
2. Border with the Sahara Desert;
3. 1/3 of the state's area is the spurs of the Atlas mountain system;
4. Due to the extension of the territory to the south towards the equator, more than half of the area is desert.

In other words, the closer to northern sea ​​border, the more developed the tourism business is, since the weather in Tunisia in this area is truly heavenly at any time of the year! Tunisian beaches with white sand, sea breezes and jellyfish, green oases, juicy fruits ripened under the sweet sun - this is the dream of a traveler tired of the continental cold and city smog!

Water temperature by month

The Mediterranean Sea is warm water masses that refresh coastal zone Tunisia in the summer, and warm Tunisia in the winter. The average water temperature in Tunisia in June reaches 25 o C and remains almost until October.

To accurately track the dynamics of temperature and climate indicators, you should know the changes in weather and water temperature in Tunisia by month.

• Winter months (December, January, February)– the air temperature only reaches +14 o C in December, and that is due to the hot surface of the land in the warm months of the year. February is considered the coldest. The thermometer does not rise above +7 o C for the entire month.
• At this time, cold rains fall throughout Tunisia, but warm sea currents allow the water temperature to drop only to +15 o C. On the coast of Tunisia, almonds bloom in winter, and the plains are covered with wild grasses.
• Spring months (March, April, May)– this is rapid and high-quality warming on all fronts. Already in March, the weather in Tunisia becomes similar to summer: the temperature on land is up to +20 o C, and in the sea about +16 o C. The active tourist season begins in April.
• It is characteristic that an almost stable dose of precipitation falls monthly: short-term rains with thunderstorms 6-7 days a month. This surprise of nature does not at all overshadow the travel experience, but, on the contrary, gives a charge of freshness and mood.
• Summer months (June, July, August)- this is the peak of heat, scorching sun, which is tamed by thunderstorms at least 2 times a month.
• The daytime temperature during the summer goes from +30 (in June) to +50 o C (in August). And at night, the saving sea breeze drops the readings to +30 even after the hottest day. Temperature coastal waters stays around +23 o C.
• It is in the summer from mid-August to early September that there is a danger of witnessing the jellyfish season, when these marine inhabitants cover the entire coast. Entering the sea is slippery and disgusting, so for this period better trip don't plan.
• Autumn weather in Tunisia reverses the heat. Cooler nights are coming, and during the day in Tunisia in September the thermometer only heats up to +30 o C.
• The closer winter gets, the more rainy days there are and the lower the air temperature (up to +22 o C). The water is also cooling slowly and will reach a position of +20 o C by the end of November.

How much does a trip to Tunisia cost?

Prices for a tour to Tunisia cannot be called exorbitant; on the contrary, it is practically budget tourism:

1. The cost of a trip for two for a week with accommodation in 4* or 5* hotels in the cold and rainy months of the year (December, October) starts at 30,000 rubles;
2. In all other months of the year, a week-long tour for two will cost from 40,000 rubles;
3. There is always the opportunity to buy last-minute tours or at a promotion (discount);

Of course, the total cost of the tour depends on the territorial remoteness of the traveler’s city of arrival, place of accommodation, type of food, quantity and quality of services and excursions.

Mediterranean Sea in Tunisia

The coastline of the state is about 1,500 km, of which more than 600 m are amazing sandy beaches, the snow-white color of which makes a unique contrast to the sea and green palm trees. The weather in Tunisia changes according to the whims of the sea, i.e. directly depends on underwater currents near the coast of the state, on storms and breezes.

• Only thanks to the Mediterranean maritime climate even in winter the air will not become colder. And in the summer northern regions countries don’t care at all that very close to them is the world’s largest desert, the Sahara, where there is no water and hot air above +50 o C.
• The wind from the desert can bring dry heat to the coast, but the sea breeze will immediately counterattack, which means the residents will not feel the scorching attack at all.
• The coastal climate allows for active development agriculture in the northern regions of the state. Olive fields (4th place in export in the world), vineyards, dates, figs and other plantings grow well here, bloom and bear fruit.

Tourist map of Tunisia

What can Tunisia show sophisticated tourists? The great historical past of this state is represented by world-famous monuments:

• Seven architectural monuments Roman Empire;
• The Ottoman Empire left the Bordeaux Museum here, and a little later the Sousse Archaeological Museum and the country's main maritime museum, the Salambo Oceanographic Museum, appeared;
• It is worth visiting the excavations of Carthage, viewing the architecture of the city of Sidi Bou Said, the medina of Tunis and Sousse, the amphitheater in El Jem;
• Visit the island of Djerba and the oldest synagogue in the world, El Ghriba;
• There is not a single tourist who would not want to visit the Sahara Desert (on camels, jeeps or on foot) and watch the sunrise there;
• It is interesting to look at the national culture of the Berbers (indigenous people);
• Travelers will enjoy the country's cuisine and traditional drinks.

The tourist map can be supplemented with many more attractions of this small state.

The best hotels with a private beach

Since Tunisia is one of the leaders in the tourism business, it is easy for a tourist to choose a place to stay based on both budget and quality. The largest cities offer 5*, 4*, 3* hotels with an all-inclusive program.

For tourists here:

1. Comfortable living conditions;
2. A full range of services and additional services;
3. Multinational cuisine;
4. Own beaches of the best representatives of the country's hotel complex, equipped according to European standards;
5. Excursion trips, etc.

The main resorts of the country

Among the most popular resort places of the state, it is worth mentioning such cities as Sousse, Djerba, Mahdia, El Jem (the ancient Roman Colosseum), Sfax, Douz (“Gateway to the Sahara”) and a number of others.

Each of them is famous for its unique past and preserved historical monuments. It would be useful for a tourist to know that, for example, the weather in Mahdia or the city of Sousse, both coastal cities, can differ radically from the climate settlements on the southern outskirts of the state.

Tunisia on the world map

Today Tunisia is a dynamically developing state. The economy is dominated by the agro-industrial and tourism sectors.

The following are valid in the country:

1. 5 major seaports;
2. 8 international airports and 21 domestic;
3. Railway, highway.

There is everything for a comfortable, complete rest for a guest from any country in the world.

Tunisia is a country influenced by several climatic zones. The north of the country is located in the tropical Mediterranean climate zone, the central part and the south bordering the desert Sahara, are located in a tropical desert.

Detailed description of the weather in Tunisia for each month: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December.

Climate by region

Mediterranean coast- the most suitable area for recreation. There is more rainfall here and a more diverse flora: pine forests, olive trees and tangerine groves. Moving deeper into the continent, precipitation becomes less, vegetation gradually disappears as you approach the desert.

The average air temperature in summer is +35°C and is easily tolerated due to the dry air. The sea warms up well during the summer, so the swimming season lasts from June to the end of October. In winter the temperature averages about +18 °C.

In general, Tunisia is ideal for a summer holiday. This period in seaside resorts is characterized by clear sunny weather, calm seas, and the absence of prolonged rains. The rest of the time, you may not be able to find favorable weather for relaxation.

In the resorts of the northern coast (Tabarka, Bizerte) the temperature is always three degrees lower than on the southern coast (Zarzis, Gabes, Sfax). The further the distance from the sea, the more arid and hot the weather becomes, for this reason in summer period It’s better not to go there on excursions.

Most warm resort Tunisia - Djerba Island in the Mediterranean Sea. The local climate has comfortable temperatures throughout the year, so the mild winter makes it possible to sunbathe even in winter.

Djerba Island

The most attractive resort in the country can be called the island of Djerba. This is the most favorable place in terms of weather conditions. In summer the air temperature reaches +32°C, in winter it does not drop below +18°C. Sea water warms up well by the beginning of July and does not fall below +20°C even in October. Only in winter do sea water procedures come to be replaced by heated water pools.

The island of Djerba is good in terms of natural attractions. Here they are the best in Tunisia. Rich and lush vegetation, blooming lotuses, bird colonies, and a large crocodile farm are the main reasons for choosing this resort area. From the island it is convenient to get to mainland attractions - Tataouine, where Star Wars was filmed, the Sahara desert, and take boat trips on ancient brigs around the island. The southwestern part of Djerba will interest nature lovers in its original form. This area is swampy, so it is sparsely populated, and its main inhabitants are flamingos, herons and marabou. The village of Ajim is suitable for lovers of the exotic. Here you can see the process of catching octopuses, sea sponges, and visit filming locations" Star Wars", where the scenery was preserved after the filming process.

Seasons

Seasonality in Tunisia cannot be called pronounced. People come here at any time of the year. If during the high season the main purpose of your visit is a beach holiday, complemented by cultural and entertainment program, then in the low season priority is given to excursions.

High season: June-September

It is characteristic of him high temperature air and water. It reaches its maximum in July-August: air +35 °C, water +24 °C. During this period, there may be sharp temperature rises of 10-15 degrees due to winds from the desert. By evening the air temperature drops to +23°C.

The Sahara during this period is not the best place for an excursion. During the day there is unbearable heat, which gives way to cold up to +5 °C, so excursions in high season are offered only in the early morning.

At this time, families with children and young people try to come to Tunisia, but for older people who cannot tolerate the heat, it is better to refrain from visiting the country until the second half of September.

Low season: November-April

At this time, the air temperature drops to +16 °C, the water temperature - to +15 °C, it often rains and the wind blows with particles of dust and sand. This weather is not suitable for a beach holiday, but is ideal for excursions and visiting cities in the southern part of the country, as well as the Sahara Desert. This is a time of low prices for accommodation, food, and excursions, so tourists take the opportunity to get to know the country. During the low season, spa tours and thalassotherapy treatments are especially popular.

Winter in Tunisia does not coincide with the European idea of ​​this time of year. Snow lies only in the Atlas Mountains in the north of the country, and here the thermometer can drop to sub-zero levels. Large temperature changes are typical for the Sahara, where it can be +13°C during the day and -10°C at night.

Wellness season: winter

This is a favorable period for prices, when thalasso centers offer discounts on services. This is the right time for rehabilitation and post-traumatic recovery.

People from all over the world come to tidy up their skin, get rid of cellulite and rejuvenate their body through spa treatments, since Tunisia is considered one of the countries where this area is well developed.

Velvet season: September-October

This is the time for lovers have a relaxing holiday and gentle temperatures. Families with children and young people are leaving by this time, and the beaches become quiet and calm. During this period, pensioners and local residents prefer to relax. The air temperature begins to gradually drop, it becomes cool in the evening, but the water remains warm. This is the time when you can sunbathe without fear of getting sunburned, because clear sunny weather alternates with clouds. By the end of October it becomes cool during the day; in the evening the sea breeze forces you to wear long-sleeved sweaters. For tourists who want to spend time comfortably on the beaches and devote the same amount of time to excursions, the velvet season will suit all parameters.

Diving season: summer, September

The underwater fauna and flora of the Mediterranean Sea cannot be compared with the Red Sea, but there is interesting places: coral reefs, underwater caves, sunken ships, marine life - eels, octopuses, squids. During this period, the sea is calm, so visibility under water reaches its maximum. Best place for diving – Tabarka.

Cruise season: spring-autumn

Cruise ships most often pass through the Tunisian port of La Goulette, which is included in the routes of many ships coming from France, Italy and Spain. Tourists who have a valid Schengen visa can take advantage of the opportunity to visit several countries without compromising their beach holiday.

Cloth

High season

Tunisia is a Muslim country, so do not forget to respect local traditions and not appear in cities in revealing outfits. In addition to the fact that wearing such clothes may not allow you to enter churches, you can get burned in them. Exposed areas of the body during excursions or walks should be covered with natural dense fabric to avoid skin burns.

During this period, the tourist will need:

• several swimsuits;
• beach flip-flops;
• sunglasses;
• closed shoes for a trip to the desert;
• pareo (needed if a sandstorm arises and there is a need to cover your face);
• a hat or headdress with a visor covering the face;
• a light, breathable long-sleeve shirt and loose trousers (for excursions).

Sunscreen is also a must.

IN evening time It doesn’t get cold in summer, but if your plans include night jeeping in the desert, you can take a warm jacket with a hood, trousers and closed sports shoes.

Important! It is not recommended to go outside without a water bottle.

Low season

From the second half of September until May, the main thing in your wardrobe should be warm clothes:

• closed shoes for excursions to ancient ruins and desert;
• a jacket that does not allow moisture and wind to pass through;
• trousers or jeans;
• a winter jacket and hat if your plans include an overnight trip to the desert or mountains;
• umbrella or raincoat;
• bandana, pareo or scarf to cover your face in case of sandy wind;
• swimsuit (needed in any case, if not for the beach, then for swimming in the pool or spa treatments).

Tourists

About 3–4 million people visit Tunisia every year. Most of them come from European countries: Germans, British and Russians. But most of the tourists come from France, since Tunisia is a former French colony, and it is French They speak much better English here.

The country's seaside resorts are popular among representatives of the CIS countries, among whom Tunisia is the second most popular African country. They prefer to stay in Sousse and Hammamet.

Vacationers from neighboring African countries prefer to vacation in Tunisia in September.

Approximately a third of visiting tourists do so to visit thalassotherapy centers, which are considered one of the best in the world. Most are part of luxury hotels.

Weather by month

January

Djerba and continental Mahdia are little exposed to precipitation, but even here the winds make being near the coast unpleasant. The sea is stormy, swimming is not available even for “walruses”, but it can be replaced by indoor heated pools, which are available in hotels.

Most low temperatures in Hammamet and Tunisia +16 °C, where at night the thermometer drops to +7 °C. On the island of Djerba the temperature is a couple of degrees higher.

This is a favorable time for walking between flowering almond trees and visiting museums and temples, as there are no queues.

February

The sea is rough, the beaches are littered with algae, the water temperature remains at +16 °C. On Djerba the air warms up to +19 °C; at night the temperature drops to +7 °C. This time is characterized by fog, cloudy skies and periodic rains. Precipitation decreases as you approach the Sahara, where nighttime temperatures drop to -5°C.

Nature is full of colors, fresh tangerines are sold in the markets, so the first tourists begin to appear at the end of the month. During this period, prices for tours are as affordable as possible.

March

The average temperature is about +20°C in the south, +18°C in the north of the country. The first holidaymakers can already sunbathe, but in the evening they will have to dress in warm jackets - the thermometer drops to +8°C. By the end of the month, the winds subside, the sea becomes calm, but remains cold. This is excellent weather for walking, so lovers of a relaxing holiday come to Tunisia, including many retirees from Europe. The first strawberries appear on the market, and from this moment local residents begin counting down the beginning of real spring.

April

In Monastir, Hammamet, Sousse the average temperature is +22 °C, in Djerba +23 °C. You can get a bronze tan in the daytime without suntan cream, but it’s too early to swim - the water is heated to +19 °C. There are few people who want to plunge into the sea, so vacationers prefer to take water treatments in water parks, which are already starting to open by the end of the month.

In the evenings it is cold +13 °C, southern winds from the Sahara become more frequent, which can rage for several days, raising clouds of sand. It is not recommended to leave the hotel on such days, so such downtime is reflected in pricing policy– prices do not rise compared to last month.

May

Sunny days provide an opportunity to warm up upper layers water, so tourists swim (+18°C) and sunbathe (+26°C). It’s too early to come with children, because their beach holiday will be limited to sunbathing.

In Sousse, Tabarka and Monastir the temperature reaches +24°C during the day and drops to +13°C at night. You can stay on the beach all day, excluding early morning and evening, when it is still quite cool.
May is characterized by a periodic surge in temperature, when the south wind brings heat from the desert.

June

The sea warmed up to +20°C, the air on the northern coast in Bizerte and Tabarka - up to +17°C, on Djerba +29°C. There is no rain in the southern regions, in the northern and central parts - no more than two days a month.
Prices for tours will reach the limit at the end of the month, so if you want to save money, you can choose not the most popular northern resorts.

July

Short-term rains occur in the northern and central parts of Tunisia, but high air humidity remains constant. The sea breeze slightly reduces the heat.

In Tunisia, Tabarka, Bizerte the air temperature reaches its maximum. Tourists feel more comfortable on Djerba, since the island is well blown by winds.

It is not recommended to be on the beach during the daytime - there is a high probability of heat stroke, sunstroke, and sunburn. The best time to go to the beach is early morning and evening. The water off the coast is warm, but swimming is marred by aggressive jellyfish, which are especially numerous in Sousse and Monastir.

Important! Jellyfish stings are painful and may not go away for weeks, so local residents advise applying tomato pulp to the bite site.

August

Temperatures are maximum in water and on land. At this time, it is necessary to exclude excursions (especially to the Sahara, where it is +50°C during the day) and minimize exposure to the open rays of the sun. Only in the north of the country is the heat moderate, and due to underwater sea currents the water is many degrees cooler than off the coast of Sousse and Hammamet.

In August, you won't need warm clothes, and you won't be able to do without sunscreen and a wide-brimmed hat.

September

By the end of the month, the air temperature in the north drops to +32°C. The arrival of autumn is characterized by increasing winds, which cause rough seas, but in the first half of the day it is always calm. Rainy weather in the south does not last more than 3 days a month, in central regions– more than 4.

In September, the first half of the day should be devoted to the sea and the beach, the second to excursions and walks.

The contingent of vacationers is changing: most Europeans are leaving, Tunisians and close neighbors from Libya and Algeria are coming.

October

Frequent rains begin, in some cases heavy. The weather remains comfortable on sunny days: in northern resorts the air is heated to +22 °C, in southern resorts up to +24 °C. The water is warm, but swimming is complicated by waves and strong winds, after which it is cold to get out of the water.

In October, you can visit the Sahara as part of a camel train or ride along the sands in a jeep.

November

Strong winds and storms make swimming impossible. The water cools down to +18°C, and thanks to the constant agitation, colder layers are visible from the bottom. The average air temperature is +22 °C during the day, +14 °C at night, so warm sweaters will be needed, as well as swimsuits and sunglasses.

Cloudy weather for most of the month makes being outside uncomfortable. Sweet dates brighten up the situation, the harvest of which begins at the beginning of the month and is accompanied by festivals and holidays.

December

Night temperatures of +10 °C give way to daytime temperatures of +17 °C, which allows you to wear T-shirts on sunny days and put on a hat and down jacket in the evening. The water off the coast is +18 °C, but there are no people willing to swim due to waves and gusty winds. The north of the country gets rain every other day, in the south - sandstorms, but for an exotic New Year celebration this is not a hindrance.

Weather in cities and resorts by month

Tunisia

	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Average maximum, °C	16	17	20	22	27	31	34	34	30	27	22	18
Average minimum, °C	9	8	10	13	16	20	23	23	21	18	13	10

Weather in Tunisia by month

Bizerta

	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Average maximum, °C	15	15	18	20	23	28	30	31	29	24	21	16
Average minimum, °C	8	8	9	11	13	18	20	21	20	16	12	9

Bizerte weather by months

Kairouan

	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Average maximum, °C	17	18	20	23	28	33	37	36	32	27	22	18
Average minimum, °C	6	7	8	11	14	18	21	21	19	15	10	7

For those who dream of spending their holidays on white sandy beaches, get to know ancient culture and improve your health with the help of thalassotherapy, you should definitely visit Tunisia.

From this article you will learn what the weather is like in Tunisia by month. And also which resort to choose in a particular season.

The climate of Tunisia is characterized by its variability, and all because the country's territory is large. The northern part is influenced by a tropical Mediterranean climate, while the southern and central parts are characterized by a tropical desert climate. In summer, Tunisia is generally hot and humid (the exception is the desert, where there is a noticeable drop in temperature at night), and winter is rainy but moderately warm.

Let's see what the air and water temperatures promise to be throughout the year:

Month	Temperature		Tour prices
	Day/night	Water
January	+14…16°C / +10…12°C	+12°C	from 80,948 rub.
February	+12…16°C/ +9…11°C	+11°C	from 72,440 rub.
March	+14…19°C / +10…12°C	+13°C	from 73,511 rub.
April	+17…22°C / +13…15°C	+16°C	from 78,744 rub.
May	+20…26°C / +16…18°C	+20°C	from RUB 36,813
June	+24…32°C / +20…22°C	+24°C	from 43,592 rub.
July	+30…33°C / +23…25°C	+28°C	from 39,370 rub.
August	+28…34°C / +23…25°C	+28°C	from 38,657 rub.
September	+26…30°C / +21…23°C	+25°C	from 40,415 rub.
October	+21…27°C / +18…20°C	+21°C	from 41,452 rub.
November	+17…23°C / +14…16°C	+16°C	from 38,062 rub.
December	+13…17°C / +11…13°C	+13°C	from 35,300 rub.

Tunisia, Mahdia

Important Tips:

• In the resorts of Tunisia, the tourist season lasts from April to October.
• The high season in Tunisia lasts from June to September.
• The low season starts immediately after the end of the beach season, that is, in November, and ends in April. But the flow of tourists does not stop completely. During this period, you can relax at resorts at low prices and instead of a beach holiday, devote time to thalassotherapy.
• Regulars of Tunisian resorts prefer to plan their holidays during the high season, which begins in September and lasts until the end of October. During this period, local resorts provide all conditions for a comfortable beach holiday.
• The ideal time for excursions and sightseeing is from March to June.
• There is great news for diving enthusiasts: the diving season in Tunisian resorts coincides with the tourist season.

Weather in Tunisia in winter

In winter, Tunisia is certainly not like our region: everywhere there is greenery, like in summer or spring, but at this time it is quite rainy in the resorts of Tunisia.

Daytime temperatures can fluctuate; as a rule, the thermometer rises to +16°C, +18°C. Climatic conditions can change dramatically. Bright sunshine can suddenly give way to rain. At night it is already noticeably cool: in the southern and central parts of the country the temperature reaches +6°C, +8°C, but in the desert the temperature indicators may well be negative.

Tunisia in December

In December, the temperature during the day, compared to November, drops by a couple of degrees, on average the thermometer rises to a maximum of +18°C, at night the air cools down to +13°C.

Which resort should you choose?

It is warmest in December at the following resorts in the country: Mahdia, Monastir, Sousse.

Tunisia in January

In January, Tunisia experiences a noticeable increase in humidity levels, which is caused, in part, by significant precipitation. Although, according to weather forecasters, the January rainfall is slightly less than December. The exception is the capital of the country, where the amount of precipitation does not change and on average it rains for about 11 days. Increased humidity is also observed on the northern coast, where the landscape is elevated. And all because north wind brings the wet ones here air masses, which when colliding with mountains become rain.

Taking into account climate indicators, January can be considered the coldest month of the year. However, you should not miss the fact that the weather is very capricious and fickle, so who knows, perhaps in January you will be able to experience short-term warming.

Which resort should you choose?

January is not very suitable for a comfortable vacation, especially for those tourists who do not like rainy weather. But if you still plan to visit the country, any resort will do.

Tunisia in February

Do you want to spend your holiday in peace without spending a lot of money? Then in February it's time to pack your bags for a trip to Tunisia. It is worth immediately noting that despite these advantages, climatic conditions may not meet expectations. It is unlikely that you will be able to take a walk in shorts or a sundress or sunbathe at this time. But if you don’t like stuffiness, then February weather is just what you need. Unlike the previous month, in February the air temperature drops by a couple of degrees, but precipitation becomes slightly less.

Which resort should you choose?

In February, you can stay at absolutely any resort in Tunisia, since big difference no in temperature indicators.

Weather in Tunisia in spring

We can safely say that in March, spring is already coming in Tunisia, which immediately pleases all residents and guests of the country with warm, and most importantly, sunny weather.

Tunisia, Monastir

This month the thermometer may well reach +20°C, so sunbathing is already possible. Also, with the onset of spring, the amount of precipitation decreases noticeably, but this does not apply to the northern part of Tunisia, where rainfall still prevails. rainy weather. In the morning it can still be noticeably fresh, but at night it can be quite cold. In April the time for excursions begins, and in May you can safely open the beach season.

Tunisia in March

Spring is slowly but surely replacing winter and every day the air temperature is warming up more and more. The weather is gradually getting better and better and at noon it is quite possible to undress a little. However, March can bring surprises in the form of downpours or rather cold winds, so you shouldn’t relax too much.

Which resort should you choose?

It is best to opt for coastal resorts in March, due to the fact that heavy rainfall may be observed in the northern part of the country. March is warmest in Sousse.

Tunisia in April

April already brings joy to all tourists with sunny days and cloudless skies. African spring is radically different from ours! What can I say, by our standards this month resembles early summer. Climatic conditions are getting better every day and you can see how the flow of tourists is slowly growing. It’s still quite cool to swim, but the bravest ones are already opening the beach season. The water does not have time to warm up by this time, but sunbathing is just in order, because the amount sunny days increases, and precipitation is observed less and less.

Which resort should you choose?

In April, you can choose absolutely any resort; in principle, sunny weather is slowly but surely establishing itself in the country. The only thing worth paying attention to is that it can still be quite rainy in the northern part of the country.

Tunisia in May

The May weather is very reminiscent of real summer, especially if you arrive at the country's resorts after the 15th. The air temperature is comfortable not only during the day, but also at night. At the end of spring, a decrease in temperature indicators is quite possible, but generally this situation does not last long.

Which resort should you choose?

May days are characterized by comfortable climatic conditions, so choose any resort in the country and you won’t go wrong!

Weather in Tunisia in summer

We can say with all confidence that summer in Tunisia begins almost from the first days of June.

In June the air already warms up to +30°C and you can relax on full blast. Although the air temperature is quite high, there is no heat here, and all thanks to the refreshing breeze, which makes staying at the resorts of Tunisia even more comfortable. In addition, at this time you can safely start swimming! In mid-summer it is quite hot during the day, but at night the temperature drops to comfortable levels.

Tunisia in June

June has been pleasing with its temperature indicators since the beginning of the month. Thus, the air warms up to +30°C during the day, which cannot but please all vacationers who planned their vacation at this time. During this period, you can safely open the swimming season.

Which resort should you choose?

In June, you can have a great time at all resorts in the country.

Tunisia in July

In July, the daytime sun shines in a clear sky without interruption, and the sea pleases you not only with warm water, but also with its ideal surface. The air temperature is quite high, so during this period you should be especially careful and not long time under direct sunlight. Precipitation at this time is rare.

Which resort should you choose?

During this period, all resorts in the country offer maximum services, because weather conditions allow it. Therefore, the choice of place to relax is entirely at your discretion!

Tunisia in August

August pleases all sun and beach lovers. But for those who cannot stand or simply do not like the heat, it is better not to plan their vacation at this time. Indeed, in August the sun does not spare anyone - neither man nor nature. The thermometer is inexorably creeping up and the figure +33°C is by no means the limit.

Which resort should you choose?

All Tunisian resorts are hot in August, so there are no special recommendations regarding choosing a place to relax.

Weather in Tunisia in autumn

Let's figure out what African autumn is like. While the summer months are not particularly different from each other, autumn does have some features in each month.

With the onset of autumn days, the heat gradually recedes and holidays in Tunisian resorts become much more comfortable, and for some, more acceptable, compared to the summer heat. The Mediterranean Sea has warmed up well over the previous months, when there was unbearable heat, so in September the velvet season comes into its own at the resorts. Showers can be very rare in September, but they bring freshness rather than coolness.

In October, the so-called African autumn begins in Tunisia, which is characterized by warmth. During the daytime, it is still quite possible to wear light clothes, but in the evening, it is best to dress warmly. Towards mid-autumn, the amount of precipitation increases significantly, and the water in the sea is quite cool.

In November, precipitation becomes significantly greater and cold temperatures are observed in almost all Tunisian resorts. In a word, the country is preparing for winter.

Tunisia in September

If you purchase a tour to Tunisia in September, consider yourself to have hit the jackpot! And all because it is equivalent to a time machine, thanks to which you will instantly find yourself from a rainy autumn to a warm summer. Great way relax comfortably in the fall if you did not have time or were unable to do so during the summer months.

It is absolutely no exaggeration to say that this month is one of the best. Firstly, the sweltering heat that burned everything around in the summer is gradually receding. Secondly, the influx of tourists is decreasing. Thirdly, the resorts of Tunisia are still a great place to spend your vacation.

Which resort should you choose?

Comfortable weather conditions prevail in all Tunisian resorts in September, so feel free to choose the place you like and fully enjoy the enchanting velvet season.

Tunisia in October

If you think that in October there is no point in planning your vacation somewhere, since nature is already fresh like autumn, you are mistaken. In Tunisia at this time the velvet season is in full swing! The sweltering heat has already moved far back, and even at noon you can be under open air and be completely safe. October climatic conditions are the best suited for those tourists who can hardly tolerate or cannot tolerate the heat at all. In addition, at this time elderly people or those suffering from diseases of the cardiovascular system can come here. October is the ideal time for a holiday with children in Tunisia.

This month there is some instability in weather conditions. It mainly manifests itself in precipitation, which becomes more abundant during this period, as well as cloudy days. Moreover, there may not be any rain, but the sky will be hidden by clouds. Therefore, it is almost pointless to guess when the bright sun will appear in the sky again and delight everyone with its rays. But according to weather forecasters, this month there are on average about 4 to 9 rainy days.

Which resort should you choose?

In October, the most favorable weather sets in at Tunisian resorts, so the choice of a place to relax depends solely on the preferences of each tourist. Regarding climatic conditions, then almost all resorts in the country will delight you with warm and sunny weather. In addition, the water temperature is still quite suitable for swimming.

Tunisia in November

The November weather is already completely devoid of its former heat. The temperature regime begins to change almost radically and during the day the thermometer does not exceed +20…21°C. Nights in the country are quite cold. For example, in the desert at night the temperature may well drop to 0°C. In November, winds can often be observed, which is a seasonal feature of the climate. Their influence is most noticeable in the coastal areas of the country. For this reason, the corresponding resorts may seem a little cooler. One more distinctive feature November climate – a significant increase in precipitation. Thus, the number of rainy days in the country reaches 9. However, precipitation is short-lived and not too intense. The most precipitation is observed in the northern part of the country.

Which resort should you choose?

Are you planning a holiday in Tunisia in November? Then it is best to opt for the resort areas: Sousse, Hammamet or Monastir because the most preserved warm weather, when compared with the rest of the country and November holiday it will become truly comfortable for you.