Tunisia

Hammamet

Discover Hammamet, a beautiful Mediterranean resort destination in Tunisia, known for its sandy beaches, historic medina, coastal scenery and relaxing seaside atmosphere.

Things to Do in Hammamet

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Where to Stay in Hammamet

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Travel Guide to Hammamet

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Best Time to Visit

April to June and September to October are excellent periods to visit Hammamet, with warm weather and generally comfortable conditions for beach activities and sightseeing.

Getting There

Hammamet can be reached through Enfidha-Hammamet International Airport and Tunis-Carthage International Airport. Taxis and private transfers connect the airports with the resort area.

How Long to Stay

Allow 2 to 3 days to enjoy the beaches, explore the Medina and discover Yasmine Hammamet and nearby attractions.

PLAN YOUR JOURNEY

Discover the heritage of Tunisia

Explore Tunisia’s ancient history, coastal destinations, traditional architecture and distinctive desert landscapes. Plan your journey through a country shaped by centuries of Mediterranean and North African heritage.

Ancient History & Archaeology

Discover remarkable archaeological sites, including ancient Carthage, the Roman amphitheatre of El Jem and the historic remains of Tunisia’s civilisations.

Mediterranean Beaches & Coast

Enjoy Tunisia’s beautiful Mediterranean coastline, from the resort island of Djerba to the beaches and historic surroundings of Hammamet and Sousse.

Sahara Desert & Landscapes

Experience the landscapes of southern Tunisia, including desert dunes, traditional villages and the distinctive scenery around Tozeur and Douz.

Culture & Local Traditions

Explore traditional medinas, colourful markets, local crafts and Tunisian cuisine, reflecting the country’s rich Arab, Berber and Mediterranean influences.