The best packing lists for Tunisia

Tunisia lets you move between the Mediterranean and the edge of the Sahara in a day. A trip south to Tozeur, Matmata or Douz needs something warm despite the daytime heat, because the desert and the salt flats cool down fast and windily after sunset.

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Good to know for Tunisia

In summer the sirocco brings dry heat and sand dust from the south; from November to March the north gets rain and coastal evenings turn chilly. Djerba and Hammamet have near-constant wind that makes the sun feel gentler than it is.

The dinar may not be taken in or out of the country, so you change money locally and are better off spending what is left. An ordinary Europlug charges everything and the grid delivers 230 volts. You drink bottled water.

Medinas and religious sites call for covered shoulders and knees, and swimwear stays at the beach and the pool.

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