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Don't fortget to buy Tunisian dinars (TND) before your departure to Tunisia.
Planning a long and exciting trip to Tunisia? It is important to prepare well before your departure to understand the habits, customs and practices that will be part of your stay. What is even more important to know is the handling of the local currency, which is tu Tunisian dinar (TND).We recommend that you always carry some cash alongside your credit cards. To do this, plan to convert some dinars before your departure so as to get a better offer and not to bother about exchange rates once there.
Practical tips for planning your budget
A budget of 140 TND per person will allow for accommodation, a meal in a restaurant and a second meal of the day in a fast food restaurant. This total also includes the cost of your transport.
In Tunisia, tipping is not compulsory but it is appreciated if you decide to offer it. In this case, count 10% of the bill. A traditional meal in a mid-range restaurant will cost you around 25 TND, while fast food will cost you around 10 TND.
97 TND
Average cost of a one night stay in Tunisia
40 TND
Average food budget per person per day
Good to know
Some price indications in Tunisia
1 TND
Public transport ticket
12.80 TND
The price of a cup of coffee
200 TND
Entry fee to the Bardo National Museum
5 TND
Menemen
1 TND/KM
A taxi ride
7 TND/ADULT
A visit to the Ribat of Monastir
Some suggestions
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Dougga is a superb archaeological site, one of the best preserved in the world. The site consists of a theatre, baths, a mausoleum and a capitol.
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Discover the magnificent oasis of Ksar-Ghilane which shines with a thousand lights.
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The Chott el-Djérid, a salt lake nicknamed the "Lake of Mirages". You'll have a wonderful show if the lake is flooded and the evaporation process is underway.
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Tunis is a mixture of modernity and ancient, traditional culture, and is home to the Bardo Museum to continue your cultural tour.
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Djerba and its large white sandy beaches will make you dream, it deserves a diversion and you can even spend the day there.
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If you have never seen troglodyte houses, go to the Berber town of Matmata, don't be surprised if you find inhabitants there as some of these houses are still inhabited.
Some facts about the Tunisian Dinar
Denominations of the Tunisian Dinar
Notes : 5 TND, 10 TND, 20 TND, 30 TND, 50 TND
Coins : 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 Millim, ½, 1, 5 TND
The Tunisian dinar was introduced in 1960.
Tunisians rarely refer to the name of the currency, the dinar, when talking about prices. For example, they will say 50 dinars 'chamsin alf'.
Why buy Tunisian Dinars from Change Group?
Change Group has been in the currency exchange and other currency services business since 1992 and is a world leader in providing quality services. ChangeGroup has many exchange bureaus in France, strategically located to be closer to travellers. The company offers more than 60 foreign currencies, including the Tunisian dinar. In order to facilitate your dinars purchase, we advise you to do so before you leave. We offer very interesting rates online and 0% commission. Be wise, save time and choose our home delivery service for 15,95 €! Do not hesitate to exchange as much dinars as you want as with the Buy-Back guarantee offered by ChangeGroup, you can sell your remaining currency back to us at the same price you originally purchased it.
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Here's how to easily exchange your money:
1. Choose your currency
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2. Select delivery method
Choose between branch pick-up and free next day home delivery. Create an account and finalise your order.
3. Receive travel money
Pick-up your currency from one of our branches or have it delivered conveniently at your doorstep. Enjoy your trip!