Tunisia

11 courses • 2 golf regions • ISO: TN

Golf Regions

• القنطاوي (10 courses)
• الحلية 2 (1 courses)

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time of year to plan a golf trip to Tunisia?

For the most enjoyable golf, we recommend visiting Tunisia in the spring (March-May) or autumn (September-November). The weather is pleasantly warm, perfect for a full day on the links, and you'll avoid the intense summer heat and winter's occasional chill. Plus, the courses are typically in fantastic condition during these periods.

What kind of golf experience can I expect in Tunisia, and are the courses challenging?

Tunisia offers a surprisingly diverse golf experience, from coastal layouts with stunning Mediterranean views to desert-edged courses that feel truly exotic. You'll find well-maintained tracks that provide a fun challenge for all handicaps, often incorporating natural wadis and olive groves into their design. Expect a relaxed pace and friendly staff.

Is golfing in Tunisia an expensive endeavor compared to other Mediterranean destinations?

You'll find golfing in Tunisia to be quite budget-friendly, especially when compared to its European Mediterranean neighbors. Green fees are generally very reasonable, and accommodation, dining, and transportation offer excellent value for money. This makes Tunisia a fantastic option if you're looking for an affordable golf escape without compromising on quality.

Beyond the golf courses, what unique cultural experiences should I seek out in Tunisia?

Absolutely, don't just stick to the fairways; Tunisia is rich in history and culture. We highly recommend exploring the ancient Roman ruins of Carthage or El Jem, which are truly breathtaking. You should also wander through the vibrant souks of Tunis or Sousse for a taste of local life and some unique souvenirs.

How easy is it to get around Tunisia for a golf trip, especially between different courses?

Getting around Tunisia for a golf trip is relatively straightforward, especially if you base yourself in a central location like Hammamet or Sousse, where several courses are within easy reach. Taxis are plentiful and affordable, or you can opt for a private driver for longer distances between cities. We found the roads to be well-maintained, making self-driving an option if you're comfortable navigating.