Car Rental in Tunis

Economy car rental in Tunis

The most popular models representing the mini, compact, and economy car segments in Tunis are: Peugeot 107, Toyota Aygo, Chevrolet Matiz, Hyundai Atos, Citroen C1, Ford Fiesta and others.

When hiring a budget hatchback, it is definitely worth saving on insurance deposit (franchise). Deposits on small cars in Tunis vary from 100 to 1.000 euro/dollars. Check the rental conditions of each car in your selection to find a vehicle with a minimum deposit.

If your routes in Tunis are foreseen to pass through hilly areas or mountains, it is not recommended to consider very small cars for rental. Their engines are usually insufficient for a confident driving on the roads with long or steep climbs.

At the rental office in Tunis, consider to take a 'Breakdown Assistance' package or ask an officer for a contact data to use in case of a vehicle breakdown. Cheap cars are sometimes unpredictable in operation.

Upon receipt of the rental invoice, please check that all the information, as well as the final payment amount do match the data in your voucher.

OrangeSmile.com wishes you a safe and great trip to Tunis!

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Map of Tunis with rental locations
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Driving Advices for Tunis – Traffic Regulations and Road Usage Peculiarities
Previous hints
Right driving is adopted in Tunisia, and all kinds of roads have strict speed limits. In the city, the maximum allowed speed should be no more than 50 km/h, in the country the speed limit is 90 km/h, and on highways the speed limit estimates 110 km/h. Special speed limits are adopted on the island of Djerba, where drivers are not allowed to drive faster than 70 km/h.
If you need to pass a roundabout, you should remember that cars that move in the circle always have the priority. In some cities, the circular movement is organized in quite an unusual way - a straight section of the road can be a part of the roundabout.
In spite of the fact that according to local traffic regulations motorists must give way to pedestrians, vehicles are still considered “superior” on Tunisia roads. They almost never stop even at pedestrian crossings equipped with traffic lights, not to mention non-regulated road parts.
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Sightseeing of Tunis, Tunisia
Medina is the most popular and most visited area of Tunisia. Many beautiful buildings from different periods in the history of the country have been preserved here. Medina attracts with its colorful street markets. You can purchase jewelry made of silver and natural stones, as well as plenty of popular souvenirs. During the colonial period, several gates have been built in this historic district. They have survived to this day. Bab el Bahr Gate is the most beautiful one. Medina is a great place for hiking. Its best souvenir shops are found on Gemma e Zaytoun Street.
There are several interesting sights on the territory of the New City, including the beautiful Saint Vincent de Paul Cathedral. It is the largest of the remaining buildings of the colonial period. The facade of the cathedral is designed in the best traditions of the Neo-Romanesque style. The cathedral was built at the end of the 19th century by the French. Its interior design has remained almost unchanged.
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