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Skip the Airport Transfer. Drive on Your Terms.
Tunis Carthage Airport handles over five million passengers a year, connecting Tunisia to Paris, Frankfurt, London, Istanbul and beyond. Taxis queue, buses wait, but a rental car gives you the entire capital and its surroundings from the moment you land.
Direct Arrivals Delivery
Your car is waiting at the arrivals hall when you walk through. Confirm your flight number when booking and we handle the rest — including flight delay monitoring.
No Online Payment Required
Reserve your car online and pay nothing now. Payment is handled on collection. A refundable deposit is held by card — no surprises, no upfront charges.
One-Way & Multi-City
Pick up in Tunis, drop off in Hammamet, Sousse, Monastir or Djerba. Explore Tunisia at your own pace with flexible one-way rentals across all our locations.
Where to Go
Everything Within Reach From Tunis Carthage
The north of Tunisia radiates outward from Tunis. With a rental car you connect coastal villages, ancient ruins and the Atlas mountains in a single trip.
Tunis Medina & Bardo Museum
15 minThe UNESCO-listed medina of Tunis is a living labyrinth of souks, mosques and Ottoman palaces. Park on the avenue and walk the ancient alleyways. The Bardo Museum — one of the world's greatest collections of Roman mosaics — is five minutes by car from the airport itself.
Carthage & Sidi Bou Said
10 minThe ancient Carthaginian ruins sit barely a kilometre from the runway. Walk the Antonine Baths, the Tophet sanctuary and Byrsa Hill in a morning. Then drive five minutes north to Sidi Bou Said — the blue-and-white clifftop village that inspired artists from Paul Klee to Simone de Beauvoir.
Cap Bon Peninsula
1 hrEast of Tunis, Cap Bon curves out into the Mediterranean. Drive through the wine-producing hills of Grombalia, the Roman ruins at Kerkouane (Tunisia's only unmodified Punic town), and the whitewashed streets of Nabeul. The cape's beaches are quieter and cleaner than the resort coast further south.
Bizerte & Lake Ichkeul
1 hrAn hour north of Tunis, Bizerte is Tunisia's northernmost city — a working fishing port with a casbah, an old port canal and some of the country's best seafood. Just inland, Lake Ichkeul is a UNESCO biosphere reserve and one of North Africa's most important wetlands for migratory birds.
Practical Information
Know Before You Arrive
Everything you need to know about picking up and using your rental car from Tunis Carthage Airport.
Required Documents
- Valid driving licence (held at least 12 months)
- Passport or national identity card
- Credit or debit card for deposit
- International Driving Permit recommended for non-EU licences
Getting Around Tunis
- A1 motorway connects airport to city centre (toll: ~0.5 TND)
- Parking in central Tunis: covered parks available near Bab Bhar
- Speed limit: 70 km/h urban, 90 km/h regional, 110 km/h motorway
- Fuel: petrol and diesel widely available; stations open 24h on main routes
Airport Essentials
- Terminal 4 handles international arrivals (most flights)
- Currency exchange and ATMs in arrivals hall
- Tunisian dinar (TND) — cards accepted at most hotels and restaurants
- SIM cards available from Tunisie Telecom and Ooredoo in arrivals
Booking & Support
- Book online — reserve now, pay at pickup
- WhatsApp support 7 days a week: +216 53 534 604
- Share your flight number for automatic delay coordination
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you deliver the car directly at Tunis Carthage Airport arrivals?
What documents do I need to rent a car at Tunis Carthage Airport?
Can I pick up in Tunis and drop off at a different city?
How long does it take to get from the airport to central Tunis?
Is fuel included in the rental price?
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