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Tunisia holidays from Serbia
Visa-free 90-day stay for Serbian passport holders. Direct charter flights from Belgrade in summer. Mediterranean beach holidays at half the cost of Greece — Hammamet, Sousse, Djerba all-inclusive.
No visa required for Serbia passport holders
Last verified: 16 July 2026
Official source: www.diplomatie.gov.tn
Final decision by the embassy and competent authorities — verify before travel.
Serbian passport holders enter Tunisia visa-free for stays up to 90 days. Direct summer charters from Belgrade to Monastir and Enfidha are operated by Tunisian and Serbian tour operators. Most Tunisian resorts have multilingual reception staff including Serbian-speaking representatives at major chains in Hammamet and Sousse.
Tunisia is one of the most cost-effective Mediterranean destinations from the Balkans: all-inclusive 5-star resorts at prices well below Greek or Spanish equivalents. We build trips with flights, hotels, transfers and excursions in one package.
Visa-free 90 days
Serbian passport: visa-free entry up to 90 days. Passport valid 3 months past return date.
Direct summer charters from Belgrade
Charters to Monastir and Enfidha during summer season (June-September). ~3 hours direct.
All-inclusive standard
Major international resort chains — full all-inclusive packages across the coastal belt.
Affordable Mediterranean
All-inclusive 7-night stay at half the cost of Greece or Spain equivalent.
Beach + Sahara combo
Combine 5-night beach stay with 2-day Sahara excursion (Douz, Tozeur) — unique geographic offer.
English universally spoken in resorts
Resort reception, animation teams, tour operators — all speak English. Many speak Russian (similar Slavic familiarity).
Hand-picked Tunisia hotels for Serbian 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 Serbian passport holders need a visa?
No. Visa-free entry for stays up to 90 days. Passport must be valid 3 months beyond return date.
How do I get there from Belgrade?
Direct charter flights from Belgrade to Monastir and Enfidha operate June-September. Year-round connections via Istanbul or Vienna.
Best month for Tunisia from Serbia?
June and September: warm sea, fewer crowds, lower prices than peak July-August.
What currency?
Tunisian dinar (TND). Bring euros — best exchange rates in Tunisia, not at the airport. Cards accepted at major hotels and restaurants.
Is Tunisia safe for Serbian families?
Resort areas (Hammamet, Sousse, Djerba, Monastir) and Tunis are routinely visited by Balkan tour groups. Family-friendly, low-crime tourism zones.
Destinations
Tunisia destinations for travelers from Serbia
Djerba
The island of dreams — beaches, light, layered heritage.
Explore Djerba
Hammamet
The orange-blossom coast, Yasmine resorts, easy family getaways.
Explore Hammamet
Tozeur
Gateway to the Sahara, oases, and Star Wars filming locations.
Explore Tozeur
Tunis
The old medina, Bardo, and Carthage one coffee away.
Explore TunisSuggested Tunisia experiences and tours
Each one bookable on its own or as part of a tailored package.
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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Djerba to Matmata troglodyte villages
Cross from Djerba into Gabès province all the way to Matmata, where Amazigh families live in homes dug into the earth.
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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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Carthage archaeological half-day
We take you across the UNESCO Carthage site — Byrsa hill, Antonine Baths and the Roman theatre — with full historical context.
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Tunis classic full day
One full day: Medina, Antonine Baths at Carthage and a seafood lunch in blue-and-white Sidi Bou Said.
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Carthage + Sidi Bou Said combo
One day that pairs Roman Carthage with the blue-and-white clifftop village of Sidi Bou Said over the Mediterranean.
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Tunis Medina walking tour
A guided walk through the UNESCO-listed Tunis Medina — perfumers' souk, coppersmiths' alley, Zitouna mosque courtyard and old beylical palaces.
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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.
DetailsReady-made programmes covering north, centre and south
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Monastir & Tunis Circuit
7 days / 6 nights — All Inclusive Soft — direct Monastir arrival
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Tunis - Uthina - Djerba - Guellala
8 days / 7 nights — Uthina archaeological site and Djerba island
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Tunis & Sousse Circuit
8 days / 7 nights — Tunis, Amazigh villages, east coast
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Tunis - Zaghouan - Takrouna - Sousse
8 days / 7 nights — Amazigh villages and coastal Sousse
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Complete Tunisia Circuit
11 days / 10 nights — comprehensive tour of Tunisia from north to south
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Tunis Circuit
6 days / 5 nights — Tunis, Carthage, Sidi Bou Said, Nabeul, Hammamet, El Jem, Kairouan
DetailsFrom Serbia: planning a conference, incentive, or corporate trip to Tunisia?
Rinad Tours DMC hosts groups arriving from abroad: 5★ ballrooms, group flights, airport logistics, multilingual teams.
Accommodation
We pick the right hotel or resort based on city, category and budget — WhatsApp us with your dates and room count.