Tunisia

Tunisia, whose official name is the Tunisian Republic, is a country located north of the African Mediterranean coast, whose capital is Tunisia. It is the smallest country in the Maghreb, located between the eastern foothills of the Atlas Mountains and the Mediterranean Sea.

Although it is essentially Arab, Tunisia has an open and modern society that, for a long time, has allowed it to be one of the most appreciated tourist destinations by Europeans; hospitality, history, exoticism and incredible landscapes are the attributes that have attracted hundreds of travelers. But lately, the flow of visitors has decreased due to insecurity, and in fear, many have preferred to avoid the country to go elsewhere.

Depending on the areas of the country, we can say that in Tunisia there are three clearly differentiated climates: In the northern part of Tunisia the climate is typically Mediterranean, with hot summers, where temperatures can reach 35 ºC, and mild winters in which the thermometer rarely goes below 5ºC.

In the central region of Tunisia, the climate is continental, with temperatures reaching 40ºC in summer and somewhat colder winters, without ever dropping below 0ºC.

In the southern part of Tunisia, the climate is desert, with extreme temperature variations that easily pass from the night ice to a temperature during the day that can reach and even exceed 55 ° C. The highest rainfall is recorded in the north of the country, while in the south