Car Hire at Tunis Airport

Going to Tunis on holiday and need to hire a car? Compare car rental at Tunis Airport, or one of four Tunis downtown locations and book in advance and save today.

All our prices include Airport Tax, VAT, and road taxes. Also included are third party liability insurance, theft protection, a collision damage waiver and unlimited miles.

Your Tunis Partner for Car Rental

You can save money by booking today with these local and international companies:- Avis, Budget, Sixt and SGF Cars.

The SGF Car Rental company have a meet and greet service at the airport, whereas all the others have cars on airport. Nine seater minivans are available.

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Changes are free and can cancel for free up to 48 hours before car collection.

About Tunisia

Tunisia is a small country lying on the Mediterranean Coast, midway between the Nile Delta and the Atlantic Ocean.

It is divided into two regions, the north and the south. The Dorsal Region is its mountainous region, the very part that touches the Atlas Mountains. The Sahel Region, on the other hand, pertains to its wide coastal plain touching the Mediterranean Sea.

The weather in Tunisia is rather diverse. The winters up north can be rainy while the summers down south are really hot and dry. The local currency used in Tunisia is called the Tunisian Dinar. Tunisia is located in North Africa.

It sits amid Algeria and Libya, with the Mediterranean Sea bordering its northern coast. Tunisians are a private people and tend to distance themselves from others. However, they are very respectable of each other. Tunisian people are mostly bonded together by culture and tradition.

Tunisian exports are related to oil, petroleum products, electronics, and copper wires.

Tunisia Tourism -
Tunisia is for the people who love the Mediterranean Sea. The country is the best place for a beach vacation. The most popular beach resorts in Tunisia are Sousse and Monastir. Over at the east coast, the La Goulette beach resort is very well known.

Tunisia has one of the extensions of the Atlas Mountains within its borders. However, as far as the beaches are concerned, both the northern and the central coast of Tunisia can offer lots of exciting choices to visitors.

Tunisia has its own share of lakes and natural reservoirs and these are the Bahiret el Bibane, Chott el Djerid, Chott el Fejej, Ichkeul Lake, Lake Tritonis and the Lake of Tunis.

Tunisia Industry -
The many flourishing industries of Tunisia are what drive the whole country. Aside from tourism, Tunisia generates massive income from agriculture, manufacturing, mining, and export of petroleum products.

History of Tunisia -
Many groups of people occupied Tunisia during the olden times. These groups of people were the Vandals, followed by the Byzantines, and then the Arabs. During the time of the Ottoman Empire, the country was regarded as the Regency of Tunis. Now know as the Tunisian Republic, the country successfully gained its independence on July 25, 1957.

Famous Tunisians -
The famous people from Tunisia are Serge Bramly, a French essayist and writer; Marc Gicquel.

22nd May 2020

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