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Traveling to Tunisia Overland2 min read

By Editorial Staff June 27, 2021
Written by Editorial Staff June 27, 2021
Tunisia overland

Tunisia has land connections with neighboring Algeria and Libya. This is all about traveling to the country overland.

Foreign tourists can enter Tunisia on Free visa-exempt stay, Visa on Arrival or tourist visa obtained at Tunisian embassy or consulate.

For more information on Tunisia’s visa options, see our Tunisian Visa page.

Suggested Read: Driving in Tunisia: 10 Tunisian Road Habits to Watch Out For

Tunisia Overland Crossings

Tunisia has over seven international overland border crossings making it possible to arrive overland from Algeria and Libya.

Tunisia main international crossings with Algeria and Libya. Source: World Bank, 2014.
Tunisia main international overland crossings with Algeria and Libya. Source: World Bank, 2014.

Overland Border Crossings from Algeria to Tunisia

Tunisia and Algeria share 1010 km of border. The most popular overland border crossings from Algeria are El Aioun and El Haddada.

Bouchebka crossing is also widely used by travelers coming from the Eastern South of Algeria. All international overland border crossings suitable for all foreign passport holders.

Map indicating the Tunisian-Algerian borders.

Overland Border Crossings from Libya to Tunisia

Tunisia and Libya share 460 km of border. The most popular overland border crossings from Libya are Ras Ajdir and Dhiba-Wazzan. All international overland border crossings suitable for all foreign passport holders.

Map indicating the Tunisian-Libyan borders.

Useful Reads:

  • Transport in Tunisia — Getting There & Around the Country
  • Ferries to Tunisia — Another Good Reason to Plan a Trip to Tunisia
  • Flights to Tunisia — The Complete Guide
  • Traveling Around Tunisia: Transportation Tips
  • Local Transport in Tunisia — Public Transport in Tunisian Cities

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