Tunis Travel Forum

We will be going to Tunisia for february and march 2008 and are a bit worried about the weather. What part should we go to first for the warmest part and then head to??? Thanks so much The old ones

Hi,

Best to be in the south, Djerba or Zarzis at the beginning and then work your way up.

Paul

"Hi,
Too late to answer the question and a little way away from PEK but:
My friends, who went without me this year, left Djerba on 31st following a 17 hour thunder storm. Palm trees were blown over and the causeway was damaged, they had to queue for 2 hours to get a ferry off of the island.

They also had 3 days of rain while at Ksar Ghilane. Almost makes me happier that I gave it a miss this year.

Kevin"
Above is something that I posted on another site recently.
The weather can be quite unpredictable from November through april, obviously it is generally warmer as you get toward the summer, and it is generally warmer and drier the further south you are, but not always.
As the previous poster says, start in the south, go north as the summer comes.
www.weatheronline.co.uk is a good site, play around on there for a while and you'll get as pretty good idea.
Kevin