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Tunis experiences a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters typical of North Africa's coastal cities.

Most rainfall occurs between October and April, meaning waterproof layers are essential for half the year but can be safely abandoned come summer.

Summer temperatures regularly exceed 33°C while winter rarely drops below 7°C at night, creating a 26-degree swing that demands wardrobe versatility.

The sirocco wind from the Sahara occasionally brings dusty, scorching conditions even in spring and autumn, spiking temperatures unexpectedly by 10 degrees or more.

Light colours dominate local dress for good reason—they reflect the intense Mediterranean sun while keeping dust and heat at bay.

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Spring
March to May
  • Light cotton trousers
  • Long-sleeve linen shirts
  • Light jacket for evenings
  • Sunglasses and wide-brimmed hat
  • Closed-toe walking shoes
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Summer
June to August
  • Loose cotton dresses or shirts
  • Linen shorts or skirts
  • Sandals with good support
  • High-SPF sunscreen and sunhat
  • Light scarf for sun protection
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Autumn
September to November
  • Medium-weight cardigan or sweater
  • Long trousers in breathable fabric
  • Waterproof jacket for late autumn
  • Closed shoes suitable for rain
  • Layerable button-down shirts
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Winter
December to February
  • Warm jacket or coat
  • Waterproof boots or shoes
  • Umbrella or packable rain shell
  • Wool sweaters and cardigans
  • Jeans or heavier trousers