Visit April to June or September to early November for mild weather and better flight deals. July and August see higher prices due to the summer rush.

Enfidha offers a more laid-back experience, with easy access to resort towns like Hammamet and Sousse. While Enfidha itself is more relaxed, these nearby sites are not to be missed: El Kantaoui Port A modern marina with luxury yachts, shopping, and restaurants, offering stunning views of the Mediterranean. Hammamet Medina Explore this charming, historic town with its traditional architecture, souks, and beaches. Sousse Medina A UNESCO World Heritage site filled with history, souks, and beautiful mosques, offering a glimpse into Tunisia’s past. Friguia Park A wildlife park just outside Enfidha, home to a variety of animals including lions, monkeys, and birds. Ribat of Sousse A historical fortress that offers panoramic views of the surrounding city and coastline.

The food in Enfidha, along with the surrounding areas, is a fusion of fresh seafood and traditional Tunisian flavors: Grilled Fish – Enjoy the catch of the day, often served with couscous or a side of veggies. Mechouia – A grilled vegetable salad with peppers, tomatoes, and garlic. Tunisian Brik – A deep-fried pastry filled with tuna, egg, or potatoes. Bambalouni – Sweet doughnuts sprinkled with sugar, often enjoyed with mint tea.

Enfidha is small and accessible, with convenient transportation options: Taxis – Ideal for trips around Enfidha or nearby resorts. Public Buses – A cheaper option for short trips. Private Drivers – Recommended for trips to nearby cities or tourist sites.