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Is it possible to rent a car in Tunisia? and what's the price
We are going on vacation to Tunisia in October, I would like to ride around the nearby cities to see the sights, is it possible to rent a car and how much will it cost?
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of course it is possible, about 35 dinars a day for a dry Renault Clio. You need a driver's license and a passport, usually a copy.
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answered 15 years ago
agree, you can. From 30 dinars, this is about 25 dollars. per day, if you bargain. There are more expensive cars. Just what is there to see? Hamammet interesting, Sousse and Monastir. Everything else is like in Egypt and dirty.
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answered 15 years ago
It might be worth taking a car if you go on an excursion to the Sahara yourself (and then arrange with one of the locals). Experimenting two years ago...
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answered 15 years ago
Do not advise nonsense if you do not know why the car is in Tunisia. There are so many wonderful places where no tourist has set foot, or places where there are no "ours". All this can be perfectly traveled and enjoy driving on beautiful African roads, unlike domestic ones. Rental prices in different places plus or minus 5dinars for the same model.
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answered 15 years ago
safsaf come and visit me. I will show you such abandoned places where no tourist has ever set foot before. :)))) And they usually go overseas to Tunisia.
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answered 15 years ago
Well, who's behind what! I can be 3 weeks and not go into the sea, just soak my feet ... And to visit, where is this? And after the abandoned places in Algeria, it is already difficult to surprise me with something.
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answered 15 years ago
and I will lead you into our forest. You'll be out in about 2 weeks :) I'm kidding, of course. But if you are simply interested in countries, and not in the sea in them, which, by the way, I love, then we still have a lot of places where it is very interesting to visit. I myself went to Lviv not so long ago and my jaw dropped from the beauties of this city, although I live only 180 km from it. And for almost 40 years, I never bothered to visit there. Shatsky Lakes are nearby (80 km from me) - an indescribable beauty that I have not yet fully discovered for myself, and people from thousands of kilometers come to see it. For some reason, we have enough time for some other countries, but there is no time to see our own. But in vain.
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answered 15 years ago