Tunisia, a North African country known for its stunning Mediterranean coastline, rich history, and vibrant culture, offers a captivating travel experience. Whether you're exploring the ancient ruins of Carthage, relaxing on the beautiful beaches of Hammamet, or wandering through the bustling markets of Tunis, hiring a car with Rhino Car Hire ensures you can explore Tunisia at your own pace and convenience.
Booking your car hire early not only guarantees the availability of your preferred vehicle but also often comes with significant discounts and promotional offers. Early booking allows you to secure the best rates and ensures a wider selection of vehicles, particularly during peak travel seasons. Additionally, it gives you ample time to plan your itinerary and make any necessary adjustments without the stress of last-minute arrangements.
For more information or to book your car hire in Tunisia, please refer to our FAQ section or contact Rhino Car Hire directly:
1. General Rules of the Road:
2. Traffic Conditions:
3. Road Terrain:
4. Best Type of Vehicle:
5. Distances from Airport to Main Resorts:
Fiat Panda
4 Adults, 5 Doors
7 Days rental at 415.36 EUR from 21/07/2024
Hyundai i10
7 Days rental at 532.70 EUR from 21/07/2024
7 Days rental at 926.36 EUR from 21/07/2024
Renault Symbol
5 Adults, 5 Doors
7 Days rental at 438.00 EUR from 21/07/2024
Nissan Micra
7 Days rental at 420.31 EUR from 21/07/2024
Kia Rio
5 Adults, 4 Doors
7 Days rental at 455.68 EUR from 21/07/2024
Valid Driving Documents: Ensure you have a valid driving license from your home country along with an International Driving Permit (IDP), as both may be required when hiring a car in Tunisia. Always carry these documents, along with your passport and rental agreement, when driving.
Understand Local Traffic Rules and Conditions: Familiarize yourself with the local driving laws and conditions. In Tunisia, you drive on the right-hand side of the road. Be aware that driving styles can be aggressive compared to what you might be used to, and traffic rules are not always adhered to strictly. Be particularly cautious at roundabouts and intersections.
Choose the Right Vehicle: Consider your travel needs and the terrain when selecting a rental car. If you plan to stay mainly in urban areas, a smaller car might be more convenient for navigating narrow streets and parking. For desert excursions or rural areas, a vehicle with higher clearance or four-wheel drive may be more suitable.
Check Insurance Coverage: Make sure you understand the insurance coverage provided with your rental. It's often advisable to opt for comprehensive coverage due to the unpredictability of road conditions and driving standards. Check what the insurance covers, particularly regarding theft, damage, and liability.
Inspect the Vehicle and Know Your Route: Before leaving the rental agency, inspect the vehicle thoroughly for any existing damage and ensure all defects are recorded. Familiarize yourself with the vehicle's features and controls. Additionally, plan your routes in advance, especially when traveling to remote areas, as GPS signals can be unreliable. Carry a physical map or download offline maps as a backup.
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Road Driving Side
50kph
Urban speed Limit
90kph
Rural Speed Limit
110kph
Motorway Speed Limit
TND 2.20/Ltr
Current Petrol Price
0mg
Drink Drive Limit
TND
Currency
YES
Tolls
21
Min Rental Age
18
Min Driving Age
Front and Rear
Seatbelts
Fixed and Mobile
Speed Cameras
Hands Free Only
Mobile Phones
€ 0.66
€ 0.76
€ 0.65
€ 0.75
€ 0.74
€ 0.71
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