Become a Virtual Tourist Member Today!  Sign Up for Free | Sign In

Tunisia Travel Forum

Search:

Home » Forums » Africa» Tunisia
Tunisia
Click to get the inside scoop from
real travelers here at VirtualTourist.

Tunisia Travel Forum

   

Best Tunisia Travel Deals

Howard Johnson Brooklyn
Free Breakfast & Internet. Book for Our Best Available Rate Guaranteed.

Hotels in Hammamet
Get the Best Rates in Hammamet Photos & Reviews, Pay at checkout

Hotell i Tunisia
Finn ditt hotell i Tunisia her. Ekstremt lave priser hos Norwegian!

Relax at Westin Resorts
Exclusive Rates & Vacation Offers Westin Hotels & Resorts

Hammamet Hotels
Find Low Hotel Rates! Save Time & Compare Before You Book Online.

Sponsored Links

Get Tunisia travel and vacation advice from over 1,000,000 VirtualTourist members. Post a Tunisia travel question and get unbiased, timely answers and insights from real travelers and Tunisia locals.

Back to Tunisia Forum

Forum Question Posted By: Replies:
Tunisia sousse
Posted: Fri June 26, 2009 09:58 PM UTC
where is the best place to exchange money, the cheap way?
cheapest way to phone home,bearing in mind im in tunisia for 2 weeks,so i dont want to be paying alot?
do you have any tips on how to spend the days with a 5 year old and a 8 month old baby. any tips would be most appreciated.
thank you
going in august
ameera04
3 replies

[Reply]

Tunisia Re: sousse
Posted: Sat June 27, 2009 10:07 AM UTC
You will not be able to import Tunisian dinars, so you should change your money at the airport. There is a place right in the baggage hall and it is efficient and quick. The exchange rates will not vary much, if at all, from place to place. You will have to exchange your dinars for other currency upon your departure, as you a) are not allowed to export dinars and b) you won't be able to exchange them outside of Tunisia. If you tell us where you want to phone home to, then perhaps you will get a specific response. With a 5 year old and a baby you must be very careful of their exposure to the sun - go with lots of sun cream to put on all the time, sun hats and so on.

Was this reply helpful?yes no 

hawkhead
[Reply]
Tunisia Re: sousse
Posted: Sat June 27, 2009 09:09 PM UTC
thankyou for your reply ill be ringing back home to the uk, middlesbrough

Was this reply helpful?yes no 

ameera04
[Reply]
Tunisia Re: sousse
Posted: Mon June 29, 2009 08:44 PM UTC
Cheapest mobile calls are to buy a Tunisian sim card when you arrive.
Calls to UK will cost around 1TD per minute about 45p, far cheaper than UK rates of £1.35 per min.
When buying top-up's you pay extra (ie 20TD will cost a little more) but that is just the way it is done. Due to Tunisians not having large sums of money many outlets will just top the phone electronically (ie send you the mins from there donar phone). Do make sure that your pone is unlocked before you go though. When you return home either sell the card on ebay etc, or bring some top-up cards and add 5TD every 6 months so that it is not switched off. I use my card each year that I go.
If your phone is too new to unlock cheaply get hold of an older 2nd-hand one, O2 do not lock their cheaper tariff phones, so they'll accept the Tunisiana card. Not all phones accept the text settings automatically, if you want to send text you need to check the setting, they should be able to do that for you when you buy the sim.

Was this reply helpful?yes no 

Kevin-UK
Click Picture to enlarge.
[Reply]
Pages: 1

Tunisia Hotels

About VirtualTourist |  10 Great Things to Do On VirtualTourist |  Contact Us |  Press Center |  Help |  Search, Compare, Book Travel - OneTime.com | User Agreement |  Privacy Statement
Virtual Tourist® ©1994-2009 VirtualTourist.com, Inc. All Rights Reserved.