Nesrine
Algeria
It was a great experience We seen a lot of cities The fiod was great The hotels were awsome Friendly people The beaches and the activities are fun We did some shopping we had some souvenirs and i think it worth coming back
Posted: September 8, 2026Experienced: August, 2018Based on 19 reports
Based on 19 reports
oumayma
in Tunisia people are respectful and very welcoming ,you will feel safe and amazed by the atmosphere either by day or by night just don't be in tunis centre ville after midnight to avoid anything scary
Posted: July 4, 2026Hajer
Tunisia is mostly very safe. In the touristic areas safety is assured and very high. If you are planning to move around freely, you can always ask a local for advice to find the best hidden gems of Tunisia.
Posted: July 3, 2026Malek
Tunis is fairly safe for women but I would not recommend to walk alone at night however in the morning you won't face any problem anywhere, just be mindful of your belongings. Best places to stay to discover is in Menzah (all 9 districts), Ain Zaghouan, Marsa, Carthage Sidi Bou Said, jardin de carthage, these are the safest neighbourhoods filled with Airbnbs
Posted: January 7, 2026Tunis is overall safe if you dress with the cultural context in mind, as a born and raised Tunisian I have never experienced anything in this city that has made me seriously consider it has a safety issue. As they tell you in other capitals in the public transport: don’t use your phone, be mindful of your belongings!
Posted: October 14, 2025If 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,...
Posted: September 28, 2025It’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, 2025Based on reports from women living in Tunis, we created a safety map highlighting areas where they feel unsafe during the day or at night.
Joy
Tunis
3 days
I’m a curious, deep-thinking person who loves meaningful conversations, psychology, spirituality, music, reading, and discovering new perspectives. I enjoy walking, exploring new ideas, and getting to know people on a deeper level. I haven’t traveled much yet, but I’m planning to start my travel journey soon and I’m really excited to discover new places, cultures, and experiences
Molka
Tunis
7 days
Hiiii!! Curious and open-minded, I love meeting new people and discovering different cultures. I enjoy good conversations, traveling, and sharing laughs. Looking to connect with amazing people around the world and create great memories together. This is me 💞