Aerial view of beachside pool and private cabanas

Tunisia

Iberostar Beachfront Resorts in Tunisia

Arriving in Tunisia presents an otherworldly mix of soft-white sandy beaches, salt lakes, surreal desert landscapes, sand dunes and historic ruins. You’ll also find an exotic wealth of souks and medinas amidst rich cultural heritage and exquisite gastronomy.

In Sousse, join us at two of our 5-star, family-friendly Iberostar Beachfront Resorts. You’re invited to Iberostar Selection Diar El Andalous where you'll find indoor and outdoor swimming pools and head-to-toe treatments inside SPA Sensations. Children are welcome to ample activities inside our fun-filled Star Camp. When it's time for dining, culinary offerings meld Tunisian cuisine with international flavors. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy teeing off at a nearby golf course. Later, guests are invited to wind down in the evening inside our elegant rooms with sweeping seaside views.

Situated along one of Tunisia's most stunning beaches in Sousse, Iberostar Selection Kantaoui Bay is an ideal retreat for the entire family. Children are invited to engage in activities at Star Camp or splash in our outdoor pools. Adults can relax inside our SPA Sensations featuring a Turkish bath and hydromassage area. Later, sip and savor culinary and drink delights inside the 4 restaurants and 4 bars, including local flavors at Raihan Restaurant.

You can also drop your bags at the all-inclusive Iberostar Selection Kuriat Palace in Monastir. Blessed with year-round warm climate, you'll find lush garden grounds dotted with palm trees. A buffet restaurant hosts delicious global cuisine and live cooking demonstrations. Later, gather your family in the AquaFun pool (open from May to October) while couples are invited to our private Star Prestige areas or a relaxing SPA Sensations treatment.

The Tunisian island of Djerba is home to the newly renovated Iberostar Selection Eolia Djerba. Guests of all ages and budgets are invited to our 5-star, all-inclusive property. Enjoy a refreshing swim in several outdoor pools, relax on the beach with your favorite book or roam the property’s lush gardens. Later, savor elevated global flavors inside one of our restaurants coupled with ocean views. Young guests can enjoy swimming and an array of Star Camp activities. Adults are welcome to unwind inside our pampering Spa Sensations. Golf enthusiasts will find several courses on the hilly terrains of Port El Kantaoui. In the evening, enjoy nightly live entertainment and unwind in our premium rooms.

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Things to do in Tunisia

Tunisia is home to delicious cuisine, rich culture, a plethora of water sports and several shops with local handicrafts and wares.

Beachside tennis courts among palm trees

Scuba Diving in Tabarka and Monastir

Blessed with 20 diving expedition sites, scuba enthusiasts can explore the enchanted waters surrounding Tabarka, Monastir, and Kantaoui Port.

Adventurous Sports in the Sahara

Long a coveted destination, the nearby Sahara Desert provides a wealth of outdoor opportunities such as off-roading in all-terrain vehicles and motorcycles. You can also opt for expert guided climbing and hiking excursions.

Golf in Tunisia

Dotted with palm trees, olive trees and California imported greens, Tunisia is home to several golf courses. You’ll also find golf in nearby pockets of Sousse, Monastir, Tabarka, Tunis, Hammamet, and Jerba.

Shopping in Tunisia

Don’t miss the bustling marketplaces and bazaars where you can stock up on one-of-a-kind handicrafts, basketwork, gold jewelry, leather handbags and other unique wares. You’ll find plenty of delightfully colorful, well-constructed Tunisian carpets in an array of fabrics and made by skilled artisans. Visitors can also purchase exquisite trays, teapots, cups, plates and coffee sets made from copper – a metal that’s been used in Tunisia for centuries.

Traditional Handicrafts of Nabeul and Djerba

In Nabeul, ceramics are handcrafted by potters and known for their intricate designs with geometric patterns and floral motifs. Meanwhile, the pottery haven of Guellala leans on ancient and modern crafting traditions.

Tunisian Henna and Kohl

Inside the marketplaces, you’ll find exotic spices such as saffron, clove, bay leaf and cumin. Meanwhile, the natural plant-based dye known as henna is used for temporary tattoos while kohl, a traditional dark cosmetic powder is often used for the eyes.

White tablecloth meal with food and wine

The gastronomy of Tunisia

Tunisian cuisine includes Mediterranean, Turkish, Arab and Italian influences. Traditional dishes include couscous mixed with meat, poultry, seafood or vegetables. Merguez is a popular spicy lamb sausage, while deep-fried pastries known as Fatima's Fingers are stuffed with meat and vegetables. Boutargue is a briny caviar prepared with dried, salted, and pressed flat eggs. Chorba is a rich stew filled with meat, vegetables and pasta, while mechoui, a festive spit-roasted lamb dish hails from North Africa. You’ll also find meloukhia, a lamb braised in olive oil with green sauce, and kamunia – a hearty cumin and meat stew. Egg-based tagines are filled with lamb, vegetables, eggs, potatoes, maluska leaves, and parmesan cheese.

Tunisia is home to several sweet treats. Baklava is a delicious layered pastry often made with honey, dried fruits, almonds, and geranium water. Similar to custard, bouza features ingredients like sorghum, hazelnuts and sesame seeds. And don’t miss makroudh – a diamond-shaped baked honey pastry filled with dates and almonds.

Raise a glass for food-friendly Tunisian wines or opt for a Boukha, a chilled sweet fig liquor noted for its distinct raisin and cinnamon notes. Or simply enjoy a cup of aromatic Tunisian mint tea or a strong coffee.