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Tunisia holidays from Morocco
Visa-free 90-day stay for Moroccan passport holders. Direct flights Casablanca/Rabat ↔ Tunis on Royal Air Maroc and Tunisair. Mediterranean beaches, Hammamet, Sousse, Djerba and the Sahara — cheaper than Europe, shared language, shared Maghrebi culture.
No visa required for Morocco passport holders
Last verified: 16 July 2026
Official source: www.diplomatie.gov.tn
Final decision by the embassy and competent authorities — verify before travel.
Moroccan travellers enter Tunisia visa-free for stays up to 90 days — a valid Moroccan passport with three months remaining beyond the return date is sufficient. Royal Air Maroc, Air Arabia Maroc and Tunisair connect Casablanca and Rabat to Tunis-Carthage, with summer-season charters to Monastir and Enfidha.
Tunisia is a familiar Maghrebi destination (Arabic and French), while offering experiences not found in Morocco: turquoise Mediterranean beaches, Roman ruins at Carthage and El Jem, the medina of Sidi Bou Said, and quick access to the Sahara (Douz, Tozeur) without long-haul travel. Pricing is competitive with European destinations and cheaper than most northern Mediterranean alternatives.
Visa-free 90 days
Valid Moroccan passport with 3 months past return date — no visa required for stays up to 90 days.
Direct flights from Casablanca
Royal Air Maroc and Tunisair daily from Casablanca and Rabat to Tunis. ~3h direct flight.
Same language, same culture
Arabic and French everywhere — no language barrier. Familiar Maghrebi cuisine, shared holidays and customs.
Mediterranean all-inclusive
Iberostar, Steigenberger, Mövenpick — all major chains in Hammamet, Sousse, Djerba run full all-inclusive packages.
Sahara within reach
Tunisian Sahara (Douz, Tozeur, Chott el Jerid) closer than Morocco's — 2-3 day excursion from Sousse coast.
Unique Roman sites
Carthage, El Jem, Dougga — the largest Roman amphitheatre outside Italy, sites not found in Morocco.
Hand-picked Tunisia hotels for Moroccan travellers
Iberostar Waves Averroes
Hammamet · ★★★★★ · 4.8/5
Iberostar Diar El Andalous
Sousse · ★★★★★ · 4.8/5
Iberostar Eolia Djerba
Djerba · ★★★★★ · 4.8/5
Steigenberger Marhaba Thalasso
Hammamet · ★★★★★ · 4.5/5
Iberostar Kuriat Palace
Monastir · ★★★★★ · 4.9/5
Movenpick
Sousse · ★★★★★ · 4.4/5
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FAQ
Do Moroccan passport holders need a visa?
No. Visa-free entry for stays up to 90 days. Passport must be valid 3 months past return date.
How long is the Casablanca-Tunis flight?
About 3 hours direct. Royal Air Maroc and Tunisair run multiple weekly flights, increased frequency in summer.
Best time to visit Tunisia from Morocco?
May–June and September–October: ideal Mediterranean weather, warm sea, prices below July/August peak. Winter excellent for Sahara and Roman sites.
Is the Tunisian dinar available in Morocco?
The Tunisian dinar (TND) is a closed currency — cannot be imported or exported. Exchange euros or dirhams at Tunis airport on arrival. Cards accepted at major hotels.
How do Tunisian beaches compare to Moroccan ones?
Tunisia faces the Mediterranean — calm turquoise waters, fine sand, warmer than the Moroccan Atlantic. Ideal for families and gentle swimming.
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El Jem Roman amphitheatre half-day
The third-largest Roman amphitheatre after the Colosseum — upper tiers, basement chambers and the nearby mosaic museum.
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Tabarka coral coast & Genoese fort
Tabarka in the north-west — the Needles sea stacks, the Genoese fort on its islet, and the old coral harbour.
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Douz Sahara camel sunset ride
The classic — a camel walk over the dunes outside Douz, the gateway to Tunisia's Sahara, timed for the gold-pink sunset light.
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Kairouan Grand Mosque & holy sites
Kairouan, the fourth-holiest city in Islam — Great Mosque (7th c.), Sidi Sahbi shrine, Aghlabid pools and the carpet souks.
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Sousse Medina & Ribat walking tour
Sousse's UNESCO Medina with intact ramparts and the Ribat (821 AD), one of Africa's oldest Islamic monuments.
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Tozeur Chott el Jerid sunrise
Pre-dawn departure to Chott el Jerid, Tunisia's biggest salt flat — sunrise paints the crystalline surface pink and violet.
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Sousse to Kairouan day trip
One hour from Sousse to Kairouan, Islam's fourth holy city — Great Mosque, Bir Barouta well, Aghlabid pools and the old medina.
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Dougga Roman city day trip
Two hours from Tunis to Dougga, the best-preserved Roman city in North Africa — capitol, theatre, temple of Caelestis and Roman markets.
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