German citizens do not need a visa for short stays of up to 90 days in Tunisia. This stay is for tourist purposes. For longer stays, an application is required. The visa can be applied for online or at the Tunisian embassy. Plan your trip in advance to organize all documents in time and start your adventure relaxed.
The best airport in Tunisia is Tunis-Carthage Airport (TUN). It is located near the capital and offers numerous international connections. From here, you can easily start your motorcycle trip. Alternatively, there is also Monastir Airport (MIR) for beach vacations. Plan your airport according to your travel route in Tunisia to save time.
The local currency in Tunisia is the dinar (TND). Cash is often the preferred payment method in rural areas, as not all businesses accept credit cards. It is advisable to have some cash for small expenses. ATMs are widely available in larger cities. Don't hesitate to exchange some cash upon your arrival at the airport to be ready immediately.
Vaccinations are not legally required, but recommendations are issued for hepatitis A and typhoid. A travel insurance is highly recommended to be protected in case of emergencies. Check your policy to see if it also covers rides with a motorcycle. Inform yourself in advance to be prepared and minimize health risks during your trip.
To drive in Tunisia, you need a valid driver's license. An international driver's license is recommended, especially if you want to rent a motorcycle. SIM cards are easy to acquire, ask at the airport or in stores for Mobifone or Orange. These providers offer uncomplicated data packages for tourists to navigate and communicate online.
