Is Tunisia safe for solo female travelers?
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Djerba Island, Family travel
Djerba was a dream a very beautiful dream. It’s the perfect place for everyone. We went as a family so we’re very grateful for having children activities all the time so we won’t be worried about children while we enjoy our time. The beaches were so clean and beautiful and the markets are amazing and it’s not even that much expensive. We loved the food and the traditional clothes that our host offered us to try also the boat trip that we took. To cap it all, djerba is a really safe place and a great distinction to spend your holiday in.
Posted: September 15, 2025Jendouba, Group travel
It's heavenly and beautiful! We visited Tabarka, Bni Mtir and Ain Drahem. Tabarka has great beaches with mountain and old castle views and luxurious hotels. Bni Mtir has enchanting forests with breathtaking Waterfalls. Take the chance to buy essential oils from the guy near the Waterfalls; his products are authentic, and the prices are very reasonable. Ain Drahem was also very beautiful with a unique vibe.
Posted: May 25, 2025Experienced: April, 2025Tunisia, Solo travel
Tunisia is a wonderful country. Its location makes it a melting pot of cultures that have been absorbed during centuries, making it a unicum in the world. People are welcoming and warm. However, moving to the South of the country, in rural areas or even in some neighborhoods in Tunis is not recommended during night for a women alone.
Posted: January 16, 2025Experienced: January, 2024
Reem
Algeria
Sousse, Family travel
honestly it was one of my most beautiful trips ever to Tunisia. Sousse is really a beautiful city, there were a lot of lights because I went on Christmas and it looked very expensive and choc. people there are so open minded too. I went to iberostar kantaoui hotel and everything was perfect about the hotel from the food to the service to the clean rooms, love it 🩷
Posted: December 31, 2024Experienced: November, 2024
Laura
Slovakia
Mahdia, Family travel
I stayed in Iberostar Royal El Mansour. It was amazing. The whole hotel grounds are secure, staff is very friendly and welcoming and the food was amazing. There was literally everything. I highly recommend the hotel spa as well. There were so many programs as well for example horse riding, caravana (camel riding), watching dolphins in the sea, quad riding, pirate ship trip and you could even rent a small plane but you had to do it with the help of your guide. I mostly used taxis to get around since it was the easiest way but i have to warn you they drive like crazy! (There was also a two day trip around Tunisia and Sahara that we were supposed to attend but couldn’t in the end due to health issues)
Posted: September 16, 2024How safe is Tunisia for women?
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Based on 46 local experiences
Tunis
If you don’t know Tunisia, let me tell you: it’s one of the safest countries in the region for women. Here, we have strong laws that protect us against violence, and there are centers where women can go if they need help or support. In the streets, schools, and workplaces, you will always see many women active and present, which makes daily life feel more open and secure. Of course, no place is without challenges, but Tunisia really tries to create an environment where women can feel safe, respected and free
Posted: September 28, 2025Tunis
It’s pretty much safe. The police are basically everywhere and they’re so friendly and open to answer questions also the people are so friendly and helpful and they’re very knowledgeable about the foreigners countries and you can easily talk with them about everything and they will absolutely understand.
Posted: September 15, 2025
Yakin
Tunisia
Well tunisia is safe in general but alwwys there are places are not suitable for girls because of the thieves and things like that so if u re careful about ur money and making sure u re hiding ur passport u re good,and as tourist u have ur rights in tunisia 🇹🇳the government gave rights to tourists if anything happen ❤❤
Posted: September 14, 2025Tunisia
Honestly, I feel like Tunisia is pretty safe overall. Day-to-day life is calm, people are friendly, and it’s easy to get around without feeling too worried. Of course, like anywhere, there are places where you should stay aware of your surroundings, especially at night or in crowded areas, but I don’t usually feel in danger. The biggest “risks” are more about petty stuff like pickpocketing than anything extreme.
Posted: August 28, 2025
Sirine
Sfax
It depends on where you are, but overall the city center is often safe. Ig make sure to stay in places where there’s people 😭 But if you’re ever somewhere very crowded you should be more cautious, just hide your money, camera if you carry one…
Posted: August 17, 2025Safety in Tunisia
