Advice, 31 October 2026. Tunisia is Level 2 (Exercise Increased Caution) on the US State Department scale, and the UK FCDO (updated 24 July 2026) advises against all or all-but-essential travel to certain border and military areas. Check the current US State Department and UK FCDO advice before booking; some border and military areas are closed to tourists. The three walks below are in Tunis, Sidi Bou Said and Sousse, on the main tourist circuit.

Advice checked 31 October 2026. The UK FCDO (updated 24 July 2026) advises against all but essential travel to Kasserine Governorate, which includes the ruins at Sbeitla, and against all travel to Chaambi Mountains National Park and the military zones near it. The US State Department rates Tunisia Level 2. Check the current US State Department and UK FCDO advice before booking; some border and military areas are closed to tourists.

Advisory, 31 October 2026. The UK FCDO (updated 24 July 2026) advises against all travel to Chaambi Mountains National Park, the Libyan border belt and the military zone south of Remada, and against all but essential travel to Kasserine Governorate, which includes Sbeitla. The US State Department rates Tunisia Level 2. Check the current US State Department and UK FCDO advice before booking; some border and military areas are closed to tourists.

Travel advice, 31 October 2026. Tunisia carries a Level 2 (Exercise Increased Caution) rating from the US State Department, and the UK FCDO (updated 24 July 2026) advises against all or all-but-essential travel to some border and military areas. Check the current US State Department and UK FCDO advice before booking; some border and military areas are closed to tourists. The places below are on the main tourist circuit.

Before you book, 31 October 2026. The US State Department gives Tunisia Level 2 (Exercise Increased Caution), and the UK FCDO (updated 24 July 2026) advises against all or all-but-essential travel to border and military areas in the west and south. Check the current US State Department and UK FCDO advice before booking; some border and military areas are closed to tourists. The family stops below are on the coast, in the Sahel and in the oasis south, away from those zones.

Safety note, 31 October 2026. Tunisia is at Level 2 (Exercise Increased Caution) with the US State Department. The UK FCDO (updated 24 July 2026) lists areas where it advises against all travel or all but essential travel, mostly along the Algerian and Libyan borders and around Kasserine. Check the current US State Department and UK FCDO advice before booking; some border and military areas are closed to tourists. Every trip below stays on the main tourist circuit.

Advice dated 31 October 2026. The UK FCDO (last updated 24 July 2026) tells travellers not to go to Chaambi Mountains National Park, the military zones around Mount Salloum, Mount Sammamma and Mount Mghila, and the Libyan border belt, and to avoid all but essential travel to Kasserine Governorate and parts of the Algerian border. The US State Department rates Tunisia Level 2. Check the current US State Department and UK FCDO advice before booking; some border and military areas are closed to tourists.

Travel advice, checked 31 October 2026. The US State Department rates Tunisia Level 2 (Exercise Increased Caution), and the UK FCDO (updated 24 July 2026) advises against all or all-but-essential travel to parts of the Algerian and Libyan border areas and to Chaambi Mountains National Park. Check the current US State Department and UK FCDO advice before booking; some border and military areas are closed to tourists. Tunis, Carthage, the Sahel coast, Kairouan, Tozeur, Douz, Matmata and Djerba are outside the FCDO all-travel zones.