Car hire Tunisia gives you the freedom to see this North African country which has a coastline with the Mediterranean Sea.
Our car hire Tunisia will only set you back a small fee which could be as little as £9 per day. That rate includes full comprehensive insurance with liability cover and waivers for collision damage and vehicle theft.
You can even take out our new insurance option to reduce your excess and avoid any large lay outs if you have a mishap.
Book your vehicle online today and you could pick it up tomorrow from the following locations in Tunisia: The Avenue de la Liberte, Bizerte Med Rejiba, Djerba - El Cadhi, Djerba Airport, Gabes, Hammamet, Monastir Airport, Rue Hedi Nouria, Sfax, Sousse, Tabarka, Tozeur, Tunis, Tunis Airport and the Zone Industrial.

Choose from our large car rental Tunisia fleet. Most of the vehicles come equipped with air conditioning to combat the hot summer time heat of Tunisia.
Through companies such as Hertz car rental, Dollar rent a car and Sixt we get you bargain car rental at the lowest possible price.
Some of our the makes and models available in Tunisia are the Hyundai Getz, the Renault Clio five door and the Suzuki Alto five door.

If you would prefer not to have a driver why not request a global positioning system with your vehicle which will pin point your location wherever you are with satellite technology.

If you are in Tunisia on business we have some luxury cars made by Mercedes such as the E200, the E200 automatic and the C180.
Car rental Tunisia is ideally booked in advance and that way when you arrive at Tunis airport we can meet you as you clear customs and give you the keys to your vehicle. All our cars come with a map and a full tank of gas.

Other Car Rental Pickup Locations in Tunisia:-

• Bizerte Med Rejiba
• Car Hire Djerba - El Cadhi
• Car Hire Djerba Airport
• Gabes
• Rue Hedi Nouria
• Sfax
• Tozeur 

Tunisia Mini Guide

The North African country of Tunisia lies opposite Italy on the other side of the Mediterranean Sea.

This great location, which is guaranteed good weather during the summer, makes Tunisia a popular tourist destination. Visitors also like the fact that they can find cheap flights to Tunisia while costs in the country itself are relatively low for holiday makers. The currency of Tunisia is the Tunisian Dinar and one Tunisian Dinar is equal to roughly half a Euro.




To arrive in Tunisia you need not obtain a visa if you are coming from Europe, America, Canada or neighbouring countries such as Algeria.
The country’s capital is Tunis and this is where the main airport Tunis-Carthage International Airport is situated. However, there are a number of other airports dotted around the country including Habib Bourguiba Skanes-Monastir which is Tunisia’s second biggest airport. Tunis Air is the national carrier of Tunisia but look out for charter flights in the summer.

Picture Of Tunisia - Resort

Arrange to pick up your Rhino hire car from one of these airports so that you can get to wherever you are staying quickly and in comfort. Though car rental is usually expensive in Tunisia you can take advantage of Rhino’s rock bottom prices and unlimited mileage offer to enjoy your holiday to the tilt.
The main roads of Tunisia are the A1, A2 and A3 which cover most locations in the country and you may want to learn some basic French or Arabic in order to have an idea of what the road signs mean.



If you need to find somewhere to stay in Tunisia there are lots of hotels but one of the most authentic experiences might be to rent a room from a local person. This will also be your best bet if you want to try local Tunisian food.
In terms of cuisine, Tunisia’s is similar to what you might find in a lot of North Africa with lamb being the staple meat and dishes often involving cous cous, peppers and olives. Be sure to try local dishes such as the Berber lamb and Coucha. Tunisia is a Muslim country but although the availability if alcohol is restricted it is possible to get beer, wine and spirits from some of the supermarkets such as Carrefour.

Women travelling on their own through Tunisia should exercise caution and dress modestly while tourists may occasionally be heckled to buy local products.