Car rental in Hammamet

Located in the southeast of the Cap Bon peninsula in Tunisia's Nabeul Governorate, Hammamet is a bustling tourist resort known for its abundant citrus trees, beautiful sea views and the strong scent of jasmine in the air.

Arriving in Hammamet

By Air

The closest airports to Hammamet are Enfidha-Hammamet International Airport and Tunis-Carthage International Airport. Car rentals are available at both airports for your convenience.

By Sea

If you're arriving by sea, the port of La Goulette in Tunis is the closest major port with car rentals available.

Car Rental Insider tips

When it comes to car classes, a compact or economy car is perfect for zipping around town, while an SUV or minivan is a great choice for trips to the countryside or Sahara desert adventures.

Always remember to drive on the right side of the road, stick to the speed limit of 110km/h on highways and 50km/h in urban areas, and do not use mobile phones while driving unless you have a hands-free system.

Exploring Hammamet

Central Hammamet and Medina

Hammamet is divided into two main parts, modern Hammamet, and the old city or Medina. Don't miss a chance to stroll through the narrow streets of the Medina and visit the 15th-century Kasbah.

Beaches

This resort town is famous for its stunning beaches. The most prominent ones include Hammamet Beach, Yasmin Hammamet Beach, and the Bel Azur Beach. Enjoy the golden sands and crystal-clear waters under the Mediterranean sun.

Surrounding Cities

With a rental car, you can easily visit surrounding cities such as Nabeul, known for its pottery and Tunis, the capital city with its fascinating mix of modern Arab culture and ancient history.

Practical Information

The currency is the Tunisian Dinar (TND) and the climate is Mediterranean with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. Arabic is the official language but French and English are widely understood in touristic areas.

Events and Festivals

Hammamet is known for its vibrant cultural scene. Annual events include the Hammamet International Festival, a summer event showcasing music, theater, and dance from around the world, and the Jasmine Festival, celebrating the flower that has become the symbol of the city.