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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Current UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Tunisia’s Mediterranean climate delivers long, hot summers and mild winters, making spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October) the most comfortable travel windows. The live forecast above shows current conditions, while daytime highs typically range from 16°C in January to 33°C in August.
When is the best time to visit Tunisia?
For beach holidays and watersports, the peak months of July and August offer sea temperatures around 25°C, though inland cities can feel stifling. Shoulder months – especially May and October – combine pleasant 25–28°C highs with thinner crowds and lower accommodation rates. If you’re after winter sun, southern resorts such as Hammamet (a prime spot for Tunisia weather Hammamet) remain mild at 16–18°C from December to February, ideal for sightseeing without the humidity.
What should I pack for a Tunisia holiday?
Lightweight cotton and sun protection are essential for summer, but pack a light jacket or sweater for evenings, especially from November to March. Rain is rare – the wettest month is December with about 60mm – so waterproofs are optional. Comfortable walking shoes are useful for exploring souks and Roman ruins. For the latest conditions, check the Tunisia weather BBC forecast or a Tunisia weather 10 days outlook before you go.
Is Tunisia hot in December?
Yes, but only by UK standards. Coastal areas see highs of 16–18°C with plenty of sun, while nights drop to 9–10°C. It’s not beach weather, but it’s pleasant for walking and exploring.
Can I swim in the sea in October?
Absolutely. The sea retains summer warmth through October, typically 24–25°C. Combined with air temperatures of 27–28°C, it’s one of the best months for swimming without the July heat.
How reliable is the Tunisia weather 30 day forecast?
A long‑range forecast can indicate general trends (e.g. a warm spell or cooler period), but confidence drops after two weeks. For trip planning, combine it with the Tunisia weather 14 days outlook and the live forecast above.
For more general guidance, see the UK weather hub or explore similar sunny destinations like Marrakech Weather and Barcelona Weather. If you’re tracking conditions up to three weeks ahead, the Tunisia weather next 21 days and Tunisia weather forecast 15 days can help fine‑tune your plans – but always rely on the live forecast above for today’s reality.