Tunis-Carthage Airport Sousse
Private Transfers and Driver in Sousse
Tunisia's third city, Sousse has a UNESCO-listed medina with a ninth-century ribat and Great Mosque, alongside a long urban beach and an active nightlife..
In short
TunisiaRide serves Sousse from Enfidha-Hammamet Airport (NBE), about 55 km and 45 min by road. The service covers airport transfers, intercity journeys, private excursions and driver hire by the half day or full day.
Tunisia's third city, Sousse has a UNESCO-listed medina with a ninth-century ribat and Great Mosque, alongside a long urban beach and an active nightlife.
What to see
- Sousse medina and ribat
- Great Mosque
- Archaeological museum
- Boujaafar beach
The driver's tip — The ribat roof gives the best view over the medina for a small entry fee. Few visitors climb it.
Key facts
- Region
- Sahel
- Nearest airport
- Enfidha-Hammamet Airport (NBE)
- Distance
- 55 km
- Journey time
- 45 min
- Services
- Transfer, excursion, driver hire
- Price
- On request
Transfers to Sousse
Enfidha-Hammamet Airport Sousse
Enfidha-Hammamet Airport to Sousse transfer
Monastir Habib Bourguiba Airport Sousse
Monastir Habib Bourguiba Airport to Sousse transfer
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to reach Sousse from the airport?
The journey between Enfidha-Hammamet Airport and Sousse covers about 55 km and takes 45 min by private transfer. Times vary with the hour and the season.
Does TunisiaRide offer excursions from Sousse?
Yes. A driver can be hired by the half day or full day from Sousse, on an itinerary you set and can change as you go.
Is the transfer to Sousse private?
Yes. No other passengers are collected. The vehicle leaves as soon as you board and drives directly to your address in Sousse.
Nearby destinations
See all →Port El Kantaoui
A marina built in the 1970s in a reinterpreted traditional style, Port El Kantaoui lines up hotels, restaurants and pleasure boats 10 km north of Sousse.
Monastir
Monastir brings together an eighth-century ribat among the best preserved in the Maghreb, the Bourguiba mausoleum and a marina.
Kairouan
The first Islamic city in the Maghreb, founded in 670, Kairouan is UNESCO-listed.
Mahdia
A former Fatimid capital built on a peninsula, Mahdia keeps a quiet medina, a working fishing harbour and the Sahel's finest beaches, without the tourist density of Sousse..
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