Cheap flights to Tunisia

Average return fares per person from Paris, collected over several years.

For July and August there is no average per city, only ranges across all destinations: about €280–680 in July and €420–900 in August. That's two to six times the January price.

In the calculator, these averages are replaced by the best real price found for your route and month, updated several times a day.

Average return fares outside school holidays (mean of January, June, September and November). The same trip can cost twice as much depending on the departure and arrival airports.

* Departing from Basel-Mulhouse. ** Estimate, as no average is published: the calculator shows the best real price of the moment instead.

Lyon, Marseille, Nice, Milan and Rome are often the cheapest departure points for Tunis. From Germany, Switzerland or the Netherlands, tickets cost much more: that's where the ferry with your own car, from Genoa or Civitavecchia, makes the most sense.

For Tunis, Djerba and Monastir, the best time is usually 2 to 3 months before departure. Booking almost a year ahead is not a good deal: prices are often higher then.

As for days, the data show it's best to buy on a Sunday, fly out on a Thursday and come back on a Tuesday.

No site always has the best price. Compare at least two or three before you buy: the calculator offers Aviasales, Kiwi.com and Trip.com directly, already set to your route and dates.

• AviasalesCompares hundreds of airlines and agencies in one search.See offers
• Kiwi.comCombines different airlines to find cheaper routes, with a guarantee if you miss a connection.See offers
• Trip.comBig international travel agency: flights, and hotels for the night before the ferry.See offers

Under EU rules, if your flight arrives more than 3 hours late, or is cancelled less than 14 days before departure, you may be entitled to €250 per passenger on flights up to 1,500 km (Marseille, Lyon, Milan, Rome… to Tunis) and €400 beyond that (Paris–Djerba, Brussels or Amsterdam to Tunisia). This applies to every flight departing from the European Union, and to flights to Europe operated by a European airline. Bad weather or air traffic control strikes can rule out compensation.

In 2026, the EU is preparing a reform: the provisional agreement keeps the 3-hour threshold and the same amounts, but it is not final yet.

These services handle the claim for you and only charge if you get paid:

• CompensairClaims compensation for your delayed or cancelled flight; you only pay if it succeeds.See offers
• AirHelpThe specialist in compensation for delayed, cancelled or overbooked flights.See offers

• Shift by a week or two. June and September are almost as cheap as winter.
• Compare airports. Djerba and Monastir often cost 5–35% more than Tunis: depending on where you're going, landing in Tunis and driving on can work out cheaper.
• Look at nearby airports. Basel-Mulhouse, Milan or Paris are sometimes much cheaper – count the trip there.
• Count the total, not just the ticket. Checked bags and a hire car add up for a family in high summer.

• Où et quand – Prix des vols vers la Tunisie
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• Kayak – Vols Milan-Tunis
• Paperjam – Réforme des droits des passagers aériens : accord provisoire (2026)
• AirHelp – Vol retardé : vos droits
• L'Écho touristique – Transavia accélère encore en Tunisie