Who this trip suits
Tunisia is the value play of Mediterranean golf. The flights are short from most of Europe, the green fees are a fraction of Spain or Portugal, and the courses sit beside warm sea and large all inclusive resorts that keep the whole trip easy.
- Society and buddies groups chasing four or five rounds at the keenest prices in the Mediterranean.
- Winter golfers who want reliable warmth without a long haul flight, especially on Djerba.
- Couples and mixed groups who want golf paired with spa, souks and a full board base.
- Anyone who has played Spain and Portugal and wants the same idea for noticeably less.
The courses to build around
Every fact below was checked at the time of writing. Green fees are indicative and seasonal, so treat them as a guide rather than a quote.
Yasmine
Around 7,100 yards through pine and olive in Hammamet, generally rated the best course in Tunisia and the anchor of most trips.
El Kantaoui
Two seaside courses, the Sea and the Panorama, near Sousse. A frequent European Senior Tour host and the best 36 hole base in the country.
Citrus La Foret
The pick of the Citrus complex, cut through umbrella pines and orange groves, with a strong run of testing par 4s.
Djerba
Three nine hole loops across a striking semi desert and palm grove landscape with sea views, and the warmest winter golf in the country.
The Residence
A polished resort layout just north of Tunis at Gammarth, the most luxurious base if you want a city and golf split.
Tabarka
A wilder, greener course on the forested northwest coast near the Algerian border, for those who want to add somewhere different.
A sample structure
One way to shape the week from a Hammamet base. We tune the order to your tee times, resort and handicaps, never the other way around.
Fly into Tunis or Enfidha and settle into Hammamet. An easy round at Citrus to find your feet, then the full test at Yasmine the next morning.
Drive south to Port El Kantaoui for 18 on the Sea course beside the Mediterranean, with the option of a second loop on the Panorama.
A rest day for the medina, the spa or the beach, then a relaxed twilight nine back in Hammamet.
Either add The Residence near Tunis for a city finish, or fly down to Djerba for warm island golf before flying home.
Indicative costs
These are third party green fees and package ranges gathered while writing this page, not our pricing. We are a guide and trip planner, never the operator.
| Course or package | Indicative price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Yasmine, Hammamet | about 55 to 85 euros | The country's top course |
| El Kantaoui | from about 46 euros | 36 holes near Sousse |
| Djerba | from about 44 euros | 27 holes, warmest winter option |
| All inclusive week, 4 to 5 rounds | from around 700 euros per person | Resort base, often including flights at peak value |
| Premium week with The Residence | about 1,500 to 2,500 euros per head | Five star base, transfers, excludes flights |
Prices are indicative for the 2026 season and move with demand and exchange rates. Always confirm directly before booking.
Best time to go and to book
The sweet spots are March to May and September to November, when the heat is gentle and the courses are at their best. Winter stays mild and very playable, especially on Djerba, which is why Tunisia works as a value alternative to the Algarve for sun starved golfers. July and August are too hot for enjoyable golf and best avoided. Hammamet has the shortest transfer from Tunis and Enfidha airports, so it is the simplest first base. Book peak spring and autumn rounds two to four weeks ahead, and lock all inclusive rooms earlier for the Easter and February windows.
Build your Tunisia trip
Send the brief and a concierge costs the tee times, resort and transfers as one all in number, to the head, within one working day.
Tunisia golf holidays, answered
Which is the best golf course in Tunisia?
Yasmine Golf Club in Hammamet, a Ronald Fream design of around 7,100 yards, is generally rated the best course in the country. El Kantaoui near Sousse, a 36 hole European Senior Tour venue, runs it close.
How much does golf cost in Tunisia?
Tunisia is one of the best value golf destinations in the Mediterranean. Indicative 2026 green fees run from about 44 euros at Djerba and El Kantaoui to around 85 euros at Yasmine. Always confirm directly before booking.
When is the best time to play golf in Tunisia?
Spring and autumn, roughly March to May and September to November, are ideal. Winter stays mild and playable, while July and August are too hot for comfortable golf.
Should I base in Hammamet, Sousse or Djerba?
Hammamet has the best course concentration and the shortest transfer from Tunis. Sousse and Port El Kantaoui suit a 36 hole base, and Djerba is the warmest winter island option with its own 27 hole course.