Cheap Flights to Tunisia

• Tunisair

• Nouvelair

• easyJet

• TUI Airways

• Air France

• KLM

• ITA Airways

• Turkish Airlines

• Lufthansa

• SWISS stops

• Royal Air Maroc

Yes, you can fly directly to Tunisia from the UK. Direct flights are the fastest and most convenient way to reach Tunisian cities like Tunis, Enfidha, or Djerba. Tunisair runs non-stop flights from London Heathrow to Tunis. Nouvelair offers a direct route from London Gatwick to Tunis. Similarly, easyJet and TUI Airways fly from several UK airports to Enfidha and Djerba without any stops.

These flights are available throughout the year, but you’ll find more options during the summer holidays. It’s usually best to book early if you’re travelling between June and September.

A direct flight to Tunisia from the UK  takes around 2 hours and 50 minutes. If your flight includes a stop, the journey will take about 4 hours and 45 minutes. Common stopover cities include Paris, Amsterdam, Rome, or Istanbul (depending on the airline).

Most flights land at Tunis-Carthage International Airport, which is the main airport in Tunisia. If you’re heading to a coastal resort, you might fly into Enfidha or Djerba. Always check the route and total travel time before booking, especially if you’re travelling with children.

The best way to find a cheap flight to Tunisia is by using CheapFlightsFare. We help people find the best prices for the dates they want. If you want to speak with someone, you can call the travel team directly on 020 8432 9595. If messaging is easier, just send a WhatsApp message to the same number. You will get a quick reply with options based on your travel dates and preferences.

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The best time to visit Tunisia is during spring and autumn, especially in April, May, September, and October. You can enjoy beach days or take a trip into the desert without feeling uncomfortable. It’s a great time for walking tours in places like Carthage or the medina in Tunis.

Because this is outside the school holidays, everything feels more relaxed. You avoid big crowds, and prices for flights and hotels are often lower.

If you’re travelling to Hammamet, the best airport to fly into is Enfidha–Hammamet International Airport (NBE). You can get direct flights to Enfidha from UK airports like London Gatwick and Luton, especially during the summer season. Airlines like easyJet and TUI Airways run these routes regularly between April and October.

Yes, Tunisia is visa-free for British passport holders. You can stay in Tunisia for up to 90 days without needing a visa. When you arrive, make sure your passport is stamped. This stamp is important, as it confirms your entry date. If your passport is not stamped, you could face a fine or issues when leaving the country.

Your passport must be valid for the full length of your stay. If you want to stay longer than 90 days, you need to apply for an extension through the local authorities.

If you fly from Manchester to Tunisia non-stop, it will take about 3 hours and 25 minutes. Flights to Tunis from Manchester usually include 1 stop. The fastest 1-stop flights take around 4 hours and 50 minutes in the air. The total journey could be longer depending on your layover.

Yes, you can fly from Birmingham to Tunisia, but most of these routes are seasonal. Direct flights from Birmingham Airport to Enfidha are usually available between April and October. These routes are often operated by airlines like TUI Airways and easyJet. A direct flight takes just over 3 hours and is the easiest option if you live in the Midlands.

• Carthage

• Tunis Medina

• El Djem Amphitheatre

• Bardo National Museum

• Sidi Bou Said

• Dougga

• Kairouan

• Matmata

• Sousse

• Bizerte

• Port El Kantaoui

• Borj El Kebir

The cheapest time to visit Tunisia is between November and March. This is the low season, so flights and hotels are usually much cheaper. You can often find return flights for under £200. The weather is cooler, especially in the north and desert regions, but still mild compared to the UK. You can enjoy the markets without the summer heat.

Cities like Tunis, Sfax, and Hammamet stay open and active all year round. Most restaurants and cultural sites are still open, but some beach resorts may run limited services in winter.

One-way economy ticket prices from the UK to Tunisia start from around £25. These deals usually show up in airline sales, especially with easyJet flying to Enfidha. Return economy flights often range from £150 to £300 in off-peak months.

Premium economy is rare on UK to Tunisia routes. Business class return tickets are usually between £850 and £1,100.

Yes, it is safe to visit Tunisia, but it is important to check the latest advice from the UK government. The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office allows travel to most areas of Tunisia.

However, there are some regions where travel is not advised. These include areas close to the Libyan border and parts of the Algerian border. These locations are marked clearly on the official travel advice map.

There is a general risk of terrorism in Tunisia. Security forces are active, especially in places that are popular with tourists. You should stay away from large gatherings and always follow advice from local authorities.

Before you fly to Tunisia, make sure you have all the right documents. Here is what you need:

• You must carry a valid British passport. It needs to be valid for the full length of your stay. Your passport will be stamped when you arrive.

• Border officials might ask for proof of return travel or your flight out of Tunisia.

• You could also be asked to show where you are staying, such as a hotel booking or an address.

• Travel insurance is not required to enter, but the UK government strongly advises you to have it.

Return tickets from the UK to Tunisia range from £150 to £220, particularly during off-peak months. Across the rest of the year, typical returns cost between £220 and £450, depending on your airport and how early you book.

If you're travelling during the school holidays in July or August, expect to pay more. Prices for return flights in peak months often jump to £400 to £700 or more.

For the best prices on flights to Tunisia, you should book your ticket about 15 to 21 days before departure. During peak travel times like school holidays, flights can sell out early, so it’s safer to book a bit further ahead. But for most dates in spring, autumn or winter, the 2 to 3 week window is recommended.

You cannot currently fly direct with British Airways from the UK to Tunisia. If you're looking for direct flights, these are currently handled by other airlines. Tunisair and Nouvelair fly non-stop from London to Tunis, while easyJet and TUI Airways operate non-stop routes from the UK to Enfidha.

When booking cheap flights to Tunisia, watch out for the following hidden fees:

• UK Air Passenger Duty – This tax is included in your fare. For Tunisia (Band A short-haul), it’s £13 in economy and £28 in non-economy.

• Cabin and hold baggage fees – A large cabin bag starts from around £5.99.

• Seat selection charges

• Other extras – Be aware of things like dynamic currency conversion, airport check-in fees, sports or oversized bags, and priority boarding.

Yes, you can use CheapFlightsFare to book flights from the UK to Tunisia. We help you compare prices across different airlines so you can find the best deal. You can speak directly with our team by calling 020 8432 9595. If texting is more convenient, send us a message on WhatsApp using the same number, and we’ll get back to you quickly.

If you’d rather email, you can contact us at info@cheapflightsfare.uk. Our team is available Monday to Saturday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (UK time).

You can easily book your return flight to the UK through CheapFlightsFare. To book, just give us a call on 020 8432 9595 (WhatsApp available). If email is easier for you, send us a message at info@cheapflightsfare.uk. We’re available Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (UK time).