私人汽车接送从 Tunis 到 Sousse

Sousse features a UNESCO World Heritage medina, the historic Ribat fortress, Sousse Archaeological Museum with Roman mosaics, beautiful Mediterranean beaches, and the Great Mosque. The nearby Port El Kantaoui offers modern marina facilities and luxury resorts.

The drive from Tunis to Sousse takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours covering about 140-150 kilometers. The route follows well-maintained highways and offers views of Tunisia's Mediterranean coastline and central plains.

The route passes through Hammamet, known for its beaches and historic medina. You can also visit nearby archeological sites like Carthage, Uthina, and Thuburbo Majus. Other sites include Kairouan, the fourth most holy city in Islam, and The Water Temple, which was built by the Romans after being saved from a drought.

Tunisia is a Muslim-majority country, so dress modestly when visiting religious sites and local areas. French and Arabic are widely spoken, and the Tunisian dinar is the local currency. Ramadan affects opening hours and dining availability during daylight hours.

Yes, the main highway between Tunis and Sousse is well-maintained and safe. It's part of the modern road network connecting major Tunisian cities. Traffic can be heavier near urban areas, but the route is suitable for all types of vehicles.

Driving is the fastest way! Public options include the Tunisian railway system (SNCFT) with regular trains taking about 2 hours and 15 minutes, shared taxis called "louages" that depart when full, and intercity buses.

Spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) offer the most comfortable weather with temperatures between 18-28°C (64-82°F). Summer can be very hot, while winter remains mild but may have occasional rain. Peak tourist season is summer.

Your Daytrip transfer can be paid by card or cash, but for most other purchases in Tunisia, you will need to pay with the Tunisian Dinar. Card payment terminals are not very common, except for larger shops in city centers.