Travel Guide
Surface:The total land area of Tunisia is around 163,610 sq km. Population: The population of Tunisia is around 10,175,014. Arabs and Berbers comprise 98%25 of the population. System of government: Tunisia is a republic. Capital: Tunis, with a population of approximately 699,700 inhabitants, is the capital of Tunisia. Religion: The state religion is Islam, with 98%25 Sunni Muslim. Official Language: The official language is Arabic. French is also spoken. Government: Tunisia is a republic. Climate: Tunisia experiences a temperate climate in the north (hot and dry summers, wet and mild winters) and desert conditions in the south. Units of measure and electricity: Tunisia follows the metric system of measurement and the official electricity unit is 230V, 50 Hz. Time Zone: The Tunisian standard time is GMT + 1. Currency: Tunisian Dinar (1 € = 1.76 TND). Travel documents required: Nationals of listed countries do not require visas for travel to Tunisia. 
Tunisia Destinations
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Sun & beach, Art & Culture
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Educational, Youth travel
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Sun & beach, Art & Culture
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Educational, Youth travel
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Educational, Youth travel
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Sun & beach, Educational
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Sun & beach, Art & Culture
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Food experience, Sun & beach
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Food experience, Sun & beach
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Food experience, Art & Culture
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6.5
Sun & beach, Family fun
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Sun & beach, Art & Culture
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6.5
Educational, Youth travel
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Adventure, Family fun
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Adventure, Romance
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Art & Culture, Family fun
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6.5
Educational, Youth travel
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Romance, Adventure
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Educational, Youth travel
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What travelers say
Port El Kantaoui
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people used to empty there bladders in other peoples trousers in public on the streets then they would rub ther poo on each other
