The lay of the land
Tunisia shares land borders with 2 neighbouring countries, so overland routes and multi-country trips are easy to fold into a plan. It’s a place you can arrive in and keep moving.
Everything you need for Tunisia, sorted before you land: data, visa, insurance and lounges.

Carthage’s ruins, Sidi Bou Said in blue and white, Saharan dunes and a Mediterranean coast a short hop from Europe. Tunisia is North Africa at its most accessible.
Tunisia shares land borders with 2 neighbouring countries, so overland routes and multi-country trips are easy to fold into a plan. It’s a place you can arrive in and keep moving.
The first place being connected pays off is passport control, when they ask for your hotel address and it’s sitting in your email. Plans run from 1 GB to 20 GB, valid up to 30 days, with unlimited day passes for longer stays. An Ozu eSIM installs before you fly and wakes up when you touch down.
Summer in Tunisia lands between June and August, and the prices and the queues come with it. If you can pick, May or September give you the same place with fewer people and less heat.
Tipping is a local custom, not a universal one: in some countries it’s built into the bill, in others it’s an insult, and in others it’s how the staff actually get paid. Ask once when you arrive and you’ll stop guessing at every table.
Entry rules depend on your passport, so confirm whether you need a visa or travel authorisation before you book, and check your passport has enough validity left. Travel insurance is worth arranging either way: medical care abroad can get expensive fast.
Ask for directions inside a shop, not out in the street: someone standing behind a counter has time and knows the area, while someone walking past has neither.

Local-network data everywhere in Tunisia, from the second you land. Choose truly unlimited by days or a fixed pack: hotspot included, delivered by email in seconds and activated only when you arrive.
2 lounges across Tunisia's main airports. Skip the terminal chaos at Tunisia’s main airports: pay-per-visit lounges with coffee, wifi, showers and quiet. Whatever airline or class you fly.
One clinic visit abroad can cost more than the whole trip. Full medical cover in Tunisia from day one: plus cancellation, baggage and 24/7 human help in your language.
Entry rules for Tunisia depend on your nationality. Check yours in 10 seconds, and if you do need a visa, the application is fully online.
Skip the security queue at 300+ airports.
Delayed or cancelled? Claim up to €600.
Buying it loose€51.99
With Ozu+€36.99/month
YOU SAVE €15.00/monthEntry rules for Tunisia depend on your nationality. Check yours in 10 seconds, and if you do need a visa, the application is fully online.
Yes. With a Tunisia travel eSIM your phone connects to local networks directly: no roaming charges, and you keep your number and WhatsApp as always.
Data packs start at €1.99 and unlimited plans from €2.03 per day, depending on trip length. Every plan includes hotspot and instant email delivery.
Any time before you fly. It installs in 2 minutes and stays dormant: it only activates when you connect to a network in Tunisia, so buying early costs nothing.
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