Traveling in Tunisia

In Tunisia there are many types of transport, which facilitate travelling between the various cities and towns.

To move between the various corners of the city, the best means are the taxis, available 24hrs per day with the tariffs starting from 300millimes or roughly 15p.

Tram

To travel through Tunis, the tram is the best option, it is available from 5 am 11 pm. They are comfortable and fast (the subway is only in Tunis, not in the other areas).

Buses

There is also the bus, but they are not advisable as they are always full, and it is not always reliable which can be stressful for tourists.

Trains

To move between the areas, trains are available from 5am until 1am, they are usually quite clean and comfortable, if a little slow and crowded during peak periods.

Inter City Buses

This type of bus is advised in cases where travel over larger distances is required, they are comfortable, and inexpensive (approximately, 3 dinars Tunis-Bizerte), and they are available from 5am until 11pm.

Louages

Then there are the Louages, they are like the taxi, but between the larger areas, a louage is a large car of 8 seats including the driver, available at all times, they are not expensive (3 dinars between Tunis and Bizerte for example).