Enfidha Transfers, Taxis & Shuttles

Enfidha is a coastal region located on the north-eastern side of Tunisia, only a moment’s journey from the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean Sea. You’ll find the weather mostly dry and warm throughout the year - August being the hottest month, and January the coolest, with December being Enfidha’s wettest month. 

Enfidha can be reached on the railway between Tunis and Sousse, just along the coast from the highly popular Gulf of Hammamet. Here, you’ll find tropical palms, white sandy beaches and a range of multi-coloured fishing boats as far as the eye can see.

When visiting Enfidha, there are a plethora of fantastic cultural and local treats for you to explore. Discover the area’s rich culture with a visit to the stunning Phoenician city of Kerkouane, near Cape Bon, and take in the history dating as far back as the 4th and 3rd centuries BC. Or have a wander around the 5th Century BC Greek town of Nabeul, a popular tourist hotspot in the region, where you can take a sneak peek into the colourful and intricate world of Tunisian pottery. 

Nothing says holiday indulgence quite like the delicious Tunisian cuisine. The local food is an aromatic explosion of Arabic, European and Berber cuisines, all combined to create a seriously delectable ensemble of flavours. Aside from the infamous Tunisian couscous that’s a must try, other recommended dishes on the menu include: Lablabi, a rich garlicky soup made with chickpeas; Felfel Mahchi, sweet peppers stuffed with meat and served with harissa sauce; or, the most common pastry appetiser Brik, which is filled with olive oil, parsley, egg and tuna. 

For nature lovers and active explorers alike, head to the local Djebel Zaghouan National Park and enjoy stunning panoramic views of the dramatic Djebel Zaghouan Mountain and its rocky neighbours peaking at an impressive 1,295m. Or, walk the lengths of the National Park itself, and enjoy views of Enfidha’s sweeping landscapes. 

For a more relaxing afternoon, Enfidha’s coast is met with powder-soft white sand and bright blue sea perfect for a calming dip to cool off from Tunisia’s sizzling summer climes. In fact, a day trip to any surrounding towns such as Sousse and Nabeul promise gorgeous coastlines and a fascinating insight into the local culture, from small markets to informative museums.