Romeinse ruïnes, Saharazandduinen, Middellandse Zee-stranden
Hoofdstad
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Taal
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March–June and September–November
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op basis van live overheidsadviezen
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UK FCDO: Avoid all travel to parts
Beoordeeld 24 juli 2026 · Lees volledige advies op GOV.UK ↗
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Geringe afwijking — de 3 overheidsbronnen voor deze bestemming zijn het grotendeels eens.
Bijgewerkt op 28 augustus 2026
Vergelijk reisadviezen voor alle landen
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Laatst beoordeeld: 25 augustus 2026
Bronnen: officiële reisadviezen en gezondheidsautoriteiten · Hoe wij verifiëren
Visa-free for US, UK, Canada, and most EU citizens for 90 days.
Visa-free for US, UK, Canada, and most EU citizens for 90 days.
No visa needed. Present passport at immigration.
Instant on arrival.
Free.
Visumvereisten variëren per nationaliteit en veranderen vaak. Controleer bij de ambassade van je land of de officiële immigratieautoriteit van de bestemming voor je vertrekt.
Tourist areas and coastal cities are generally safe. Avoid border areas with Libya and Algeria. Mountainous areas near the Algerian border have security concerns. Tunis medina and Sousse require standard precautions.
Gebaseerd op officiële reisadviezen van het Britse FCDO, continu gevolgd · Gegevensbronnen
Tourist areas and coastal cities are generally safe. Avoid border areas with Libya and Algeria. Mountainous areas near the Algerian border have security concerns. Tunis medina and Sousse require standard precautions.
Stick to bottled water outside major hotels.
Avoid border areas with Libya and Algeria. Check advisories for southern desert areas. Tourist sites have increased security presence.
Tip 10% at restaurants. Small tips for hotel staff and guides.
Modest clothing recommended. Cover shoulders and knees in medinas and mosques. Beach resorts are relaxed.
Muslim country. Respect prayer times and mosque etiquette. During Ramadan, be discreet about eating in public. Alcohol is available in tourist areas and some restaurants.