Cheap Flights to Tunis

• Tunisair (non-stop)

• Nouvelair (non-stop)

• Air France (Paris CDG)

• ITA Airways (Rome FCO)

• Lufthansa (Frankfurt or Munich)

• Turkish Airlines (Istanbul IST)

• Royal Air Maroc (Casablanca CMN)

A direct flight from London to Tunis takes about 3 hours. That is the average time from Gatwick. Heathrow or Stansted flights may take a bit longer. If you fly with one stop, the total journey is usually between 5 and 8 hours. It depends on where you stop and how long you wait there. Most layovers happen in:

• Paris

• Rome

• Frankfurt

• Munich

• Istanbul

• Casablanca.

Yes, it is safe to visit Tunis. The UK government does not warn against travel to the city. It does warn against visiting certain areas near the borders with Algeria and Libya. If you stay in Tunis or other main cities, you should be fine. Just stay aware of your surroundings. The UK government mentions some risks, like protests and terrorism.

The best way to find a cheap flight to Tunis is via CheapFlightsFare. You can call 020 8432 9595 to talk with someone directly to book your tickets. If you prefer, send a message to that number on WhatsApp. They reply quickly and give you real help with your booking. If email works better for you, write to info@cheapflightsfare.uk.

The cheapest time to visit Tunis is usually in winter. Flight prices from the UK tend to drop between December and February. You can often find one-way tickets under £100 and return flights from £100 to £150 if you book early. Choosing London-area airports gives you more options and better deals. Even if you're outside London, nearby regional airports can help you save.

Economy tickets from the UK to Tunis usually start from around £50 to £110 one way. Return fares often range from £120 to £300 during off-peak periods. Direct flights on Tunisair or Nouvelair are often cheaper than flights with stops. Premium Economy is rare on these routes. Prices can range between £300 and £600 return, depending on the route.

Business class fares vary a lot. You might see deals from £296 to £450 on sale, but most returns are between £700 and £1,200.

Yes, you do not need a visa to visit Tunis if you hold a British passport. You can stay for up to 90 days without one. Your passport must be stamped when you arrive. Border officers check this when you leave. If you overstay, you can be fined. You may be asked to show your return ticket and where you’re staying, so have those details ready. Travel insurance is also recommended.

Yes, flights from Birmingham to Tunis are operating, but they are not direct. You will need to fly with a stop in a European city. Most travellers from Birmingham connect through Paris, Rome, Frankfurt, Munich, or Istanbul. Journey times vary, but most take 5 to 8 hours.

If you need a last-minute flight to Tunis, you can find some of the best deals at CheapFlightsFare. We specialise in low fares, even close to your travel date. You can speak directly to our travel team by calling 020 8432 9595. If texting is easier, message us on WhatsApp using the same number. You’ll get a fast reply with flight options that suit your schedule and budget.

If you prefer email, write to info@cheapflightsfare.uk and we’ll get back to you quickly. Our team is available Monday to Saturday from 9 in the morning until 6 in the evening.

No, British Airways is not flying directly to Tunis at the moment. If you want a non-stop flight, you can book with Tunisair or Nouvelair from London Gatwick. British Airways does not list Tunis or any Tunisian cities in its current route map. You can still book a trip with one stop using European airlines.

• Medina of Tunis

• Zitouna Mosque

• Bardo National Museum

• Carthage Archaeological Site

• Sidi Bou Saïd

• Avenue Habib Bourguiba

• Bab el Bhar (Porte de France)

• Cathedral of St. Vincent de Paul

• Belvédère Park

• Dar Ben Abdallah Museum

• Four Seasons Hotel Tunis

• The Residence Tunis

• Dar El Jeld Hotel & Spa

• Mövenpick Hotel du Lac Tunis

• La Maison Bleue (Tunis/La Marsa area)

Booking early can help if you’re flying during busy times like summer or school holidays. These dates sell out quickly, and prices go up fast. For quieter months like winter or early spring, booking early doesn’t always save you money. A lot of good deals appear around two to four weeks before departure.