Tunisia fully reopens: Here’s why you should visit its pristine beaches and ancient cities
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- 10 Feb 2023
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Tunisia has dropped all remaining COVID travel restrictions three years after it first shut its borders during the pandemic.
As of last week, travellers no longer have to present vaccine passes or undergo health checks at the border.
It’s good news for those who have the stunning Mediterranean country on their bucket list.
Tunisia tempts tourists with azure waters, sand dune-filled desert and ancient ruins.
Here’s why you should visit in 2023.
Are there entry restrictions for Tunisia?
Tunisia lifted all remaining COVID travel restrictions.
The government says the levels of the virus in the country are sufficiently low to allow the move.
Travellers to Tunisia no longer need to show a vaccine certificate, meaning unvaccinated tourists can also visit.
Pre-departure tests for COVID are not required and there will be no testing or health checks on arrival. There is also no requirement for travellers to quarantine on arrival.
However, masks remain mandatory in enclosed spaces for those who test positive for COVID.
Here’s what you should see and do on a trip to Tunisia.
Lounge on Tunisia’s best beaches
Tunisia has long been a popular beach destination.
To the north, you can find wild bays of white cliffs and verdant vegetation, while further south pale stretches of sand lead down to clear waters.
Hammamet is a great choice if you’re staying in the capital, Tunis. The balmy waters of this beach are a favourite with snorkelers and scuba divers.
Towards the south, head over the bridge to Djerba island for pristine sands and a crystalline sea. Retire to one of the old villages nearby for a fresh seafood lunch. Read More…
