Tunisia car rentals

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KAYAK’s insights & trends for Tunisia car rentals

Check out the latest trends and booking tips to rent a car in Tunisia with confidence.

How far in advance should you book a rental car in Tunisia?

You should book your rental car in Tunisia around 76 days before your trip in order to get a below-average price.

What is the cheapest car rental company in Tunisia?

In the past 72 hours, the cheapest rental cars were found at Wheego (₱29.10/day), Ok Mobility (₱29.60/day) and keddy by Europcar (₱31.12/day).

What is the most popular rental car in Tunisia?

Rentals in the Small category (Audi A3 or similar) are the most popular option in Tunisia, costing ₱4,471/day on average. Some users have found deals as low as ₱1,942/day.

What is the cheapest month to rent a car in Tunisia?

The cheapest month to rent a car in Tunisia is February at an average cost of ₱1,872/day. August is the most expensive month to rent a car in Tunisia when prices are ₱3,683/day on average, which tends to be 9,341% above the yearly average rental price for Tunisia.

Which car hire company in Tunisia has the most locations?

Avis operates 13 locations in Tunisia, more than any other rental company.

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Tunisia car rental price comparison by vehicle type

Find the right rental car in Tunisia by comparing prices across vehicle types.

Small cars

₱1,771 - ₱3,582

All Car Types

₱4,746 - ₱7,746

How much does it cost to rent a small car in Tunisia?

How much does it cost to rent a medium car in Tunisia?

How much does it cost to rent a large car in Tunisia?

How much does it cost to rent an SUV in Tunisia?

How much does it cost to rent a van in Tunisia?

How much does it cost to rent a luxury car in Tunisia?

Small car rentals in Tunisia typically cost around ₱2,284 per day. The best time to book is February, when prices average ₱1,771 per day which is about 23% less than the yearly average. Small cars are usually 60% cheaper than the average rental in Tunisia, making them ideal for budget-conscious travelers.

Medium car rentals in Tunisia typically cost around ₱6,842 per day. The best time to book is February, when prices average ₱5,750 per day which is about 16% less than the yearly average. Medium cars are usually 19% more expensive than the average rental in Tunisia offering a good balance of space and value.

Large car rentals in Tunisia typically cost around ₱10,301 per day. The best time to book is January, when prices average ₱8,935 per day which is about 14% less than the yearly average. Large cars are typically 46% more expensive than the average rental in Tunisia, but offers more comfort for longer trips.

SUV rentals in Tunisia typically cost around ₱6,134 per day. The best time to book is January, when prices average ₱5,056 per day which is about 18% less than the yearly average. SUVs are typically 9% more expensive than the average rental in Tunisia, but provide extra space and capability for groups or road trips.

Van rentals in Tunisia typically cost around ₱6,998 per day. The best time to book is November, when prices average ₱5,614 per day which is about 20% less than the yearly average. Vans are typically 21% more expensive than the average rental in Tunisia, but are the best choice for families or groups needing maximum passenger capacity.

Luxury car rentals in Tunisia typically cost around ₱10,301 per day. The best time to book is January, when prices average ₱8,935 per day which is about 14% less than the yearly average. Luxury cars are typically 46% more expensive than the average rental in Tunisia, but deliver premium comfort and style for special occasions.

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Most popular car type

Small

Top tips for renting a car in Tunisia

  • For those looking for car hire in Tunisia, it's important to note that the legal blood alcohol limit is 0.5 grams per litre. It is strictly enforced, and exceeding this limit can result in fines, licence suspension, or even imprisonment. It is always advised to have a designated driver, or to avoid consuming alcohol before driving to ensure safety and compliance with local laws.
  • The busiest season for car hire in Tunisia is typically during the summer months, from June to August. This period corresponds to the peak tourist season when visitors flock to popular destinations like Tunis, Sousse, and Hammamet. It is advisable to book the car rental in advance during this time to ensure availability and secure the best rates. Planning ahead will help facilitate a smooth and convenient car hire experience in Tunisia.
  • Choosing car hire in Tunisia offers several advantages over public transport. It provides flexibility to explore various attractions at your own pace and convenience. With a rental car, you have the freedom to go off the beaten path and discover hidden gems. It also saves time, as you are not restricted by fixed schedules or waiting for public transport. Car hire offers privacy, comfort, and the ability to carry luggage conveniently, making it a preferable choice for many travellers in Tunisia.
  • In Tunisia, it isn't mandatory to possess a credit card to rent a car. Many car rental companies accept both credit and debit cards for payment. However, it is recommended to check with the specific rental agency regarding their payment options before making a reservation. Some rental companies may require a credit card as a security deposit, while others may accept a cash deposit or other forms of payment.
  • Medium rental cars in Tunisia are around 36% cheaper than other car types, on average

FAQs about renting a car in Tunisia

  • How can I find car rentals near me in Tunisia?

    Take a look at our extensive car rental location map to find the best rental cars near you.

  • What is driving like in Tunisia?

    Driving in Tunisia can be a mixed experience. The road conditions vary, with major highways being well-maintained, but rural and less-travelled roads may be in poor condition. Locals primarily drive small to mid-sized cars, with popular brands being Renault, Peugeot, and Mercedes-Benz. Tunisians drive on the right side of the road, similar to most of mainland Europe. However, traffic can be chaotic in cities, with aggressive driving, limited adherence to traffic rules, and occasional lack of lane discipline. It is important to exercise caution, follow local driving customs, and be aware of other drivers' behaviour.

  • How old do you have to be to rent a car in Tunisia?

    To rent a car in Tunisia, you must typically be at least 21 years old. However, the age requirement can vary depending on the rental company and the type of car you wish to rent. Some agencies may require drivers to be at least 23 years old. Additionally, drivers usually need to possess a valid driving licence that has been held for a specified period, often one or two years, depending on the rental company's policy. It is advisable to check with the specific rental agency for their age restrictions and requirements.

  • How are petrol prices in Tunisia?

    Petrol prices in Tunisia are generally cheaper compared to the UK. As of the latest available data, the price of octane-95 petrol in Tunisia is 2.525 TND (60 GBP) per litre. In contrast, the average price of petrol in the UK is significantly higher. This price difference can be attributed to various factors including taxes, production costs, and global market dynamics. Lower petrol prices in Tunisia can be advantageous for travellers in terms of lower fuel expenses while exploring the country.

  • What are the speed limits in Tunisia?

    In Tunisia, the speed limits are generally measured in kilometres per hour (km/h). On urban roads and residential areas, the speed limit is typically 50 km/h (31 mph). On rural roads, the limit is usually 90 km/h (56 mph). For dual carriageways and expressways, the speed limit is 110 km/h (68 mph), and on highways, the speed limit is generally 120 km/h (75 mph). However, it is essential to adhere to any posted signs and adjust the speed accordingly based on the road conditions and traffic.

Car rental directory

  • avis

    Avis car rental locations in Tunisia

    13 Locations

  • keddy

    keddy by Europcar car rental locations in Tunisia

    12 Locations

  • hertz

    Hertz car rental locations in Tunisia

    10 Locations

  • budget

    Budget car rental locations in Tunisia

    9 Locations

  • sunnycars

    Sunnycars car rental locations in Tunisia

    8 Locations

  • europcar

    Europcar car rental locations in Tunisia

    7 Locations

  • thrifty

    Thrifty car rental locations in Tunisia

    7 Locations

  • sgftunisia

    SGF Tunisia car rental locations in Tunisia

    7 Locations

  • dollar

    Dollar car rental locations in Tunisia

    6 Locations

  • sgfrentcar

    SGF Rent Car car rental locations in Tunisia

    6 Locations

  • planet

    Planet Tunisia car rental locations in Tunisia

    4 Locations

  • otoqcarrental

    OtoQ Car Rental car rental locations in Tunisia

    4 Locations

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