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Planning a trip to Tunisia? Buy Tunisian dinars online from Manor FX today and prepare for a fantastic experience.
We’re proud to offer you the best exchange rate for gbp to Tunisian dinar, both on the high street and online. This ensures your travel money stretches further.
Choose from home or office delivery to receive your Tunisian currency swiftly. Alternatively, visit our Manor FX office near Heathrow for accessible collection.
Tunisian travel money
Travelling to Tunisia from the UK? Understanding cash and card payments in Tunisia will make your journey smooth and enjoyable.
Where can I get Tunisian dinar?
Wondering where to get Tunisian money in the UK? The money of Tunisia isn’t as readily available as other currencies, but here’s where you can find it:
Currency exchange bureaus: High-street outlets often stock Tunisian dinar. Manor FX always has it available.
Online ordering: Order your Tunisian dinars and have them delivered to your home or workplace. Manor FX makes getting holiday money simple.
Airport kiosks: Currency exchange at UK airports is available, but rates are less competitive. It’s wiser to acquire some Tunisian dinar before you travel.
Travel agents specialising in Tunisia: Some agencies may offer currency exchange with their Tunisia holiday packages. Check if this is an option for you.
Finding Tunisian currency is straightforward with Manor FX. Enjoy the best pound to Tunisian dinar exchange rate and receive your money quickly! Benefit from free next working day home delivery on orders over £750.
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Can you buy Tunisian currency in the UK?
Yes, you can buy Tunisian dinars in the UK. The best place for this is Manor FX. It’s convenient and offers the best pound sterling to Tunisian dinar exchange rate.
Place your order and get the cash delivered to your door, or collect it at our currency exchange office near Heathrow.
What is the currency of Tunisa?
The currency of Tunisia is the Tunisian dinar, abbreviated as TND.
Should I buy Tunisian dinars before I go?
Definitely! Having Tunisian dinars before your trip is ideal. Here’s why:
- Smooth arrival: Having cash when you land makes things easier. Pay for taxis, snacks, or a SIM card immediately.
- Avoid airport rates: Airports often have higher exchange rates. Buy currency beforehand to dodge this.
- Emergency cash: It’s good to have cash for unforeseen events.
- Budget management: Cash helps you track your spending better.
- Freedom in remote areas: Some places in Tunisia might not have ATMs or card facilities.
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What’s the best currency to take to Tunisia?
Wondering about the currency of Tunisia? It’s the Tunisian dinar (TND), ideal for all your daily expenses like food, transport, and shopping.
Can you use euros in Tunisia?
While some tourist spots may accept euros (EUR) or pounds sterling (GBP), using the Tunisian dinar is more practical and cost-effective.
When you return, convert any leftover Tunisian dinar to GBP with Manor FX.
Can I use My bank card in Tunisia?
Major international hotels in Tunisia, especially in cities like Tunis, Sousse, and Djerba, accept international card payments, including VISA and Mastercard. It’s a convenient way to pay your bills.
However, Tunisia mainly operates on cash. Most local businesses prefer cash payments, so it’s wise to have Tunisian dinars for everyday spending.
If using your card in Tunisia, consider these points:
Currency conversion fees: UK banks might charge for international payments. Also, the exchange rate for converting TND to GBP might not be favourable.
Inform your bank: Let your bank know about your travel plans to avoid issues.
Should I use cash in Tunisia?
Tunisia is largely a cash-based economy. Many local vendors and smaller businesses only accept cash. Ensure you have enough Tunisian dinar for your trip.
Friendly tip: Smaller banknotes are helpful for tipping. Larger notes are better for shopping in local markets or paying for services.
Manor FX offers competitive rates for pounds to Tunisian dinar, ensuring you’re well-prepared.
Is it better to use cash or credit card in Tunisia?
Both have their uses. Cash is handy for small expenses, while cards are suitable for larger purchases in urban areas.
How can I avoid ATM fees in Tunisia?
To reduce ATM fees, use ATMs of reputable banks and withdraw larger amounts less often. Check if your bank has partnerships with Tunisian banks for reduced fees.
How much cash should I take to Tunisia?
Tunisia can be explored on a budget. Daily expenses can be around £30, approximately 103 TND.
Street food, like shakshuka or brik, costs about £1 (3 TND). A meal in a mid-range restaurant might cost around £8 (27 TND).
For transportation, consider trains for a cheaper option. For quicker travel, budget around £80-£90 per flight, about 275 TND.
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How much do I tip in Tunisia?
Tipping is customary but optional. Around 5-10% in restaurants is good. Small tips for hotel staff are appreciated too.
Is Tunisia expensive?
Tunisia is a budget-friendly destination for many travellers. Here’s why it’s considered affordable:
Accommodation choices: Budget hostels and luxury resorts have something for every budget.
Inexpensive food: Street food and local eateries offer tasty, wallet-friendly meals.
Reasonable transport: Public transport, including buses and metro, is cheap. Inland flights and trains are also affordable.
Low entry fees: Many historical and cultural attractions have modest entrance fees.
Prices can vary by region and luxury level.
Why is the Tunisian dinar a closed currency?
The Tunisian dinar is a closed currency due to Tunisia’s strict foreign exchange regulations, aimed at maintaining economic stability and managing its balance of payments.
These rules control the currency’s exchange to protect domestic investments, prevent capital flight, and ensure tourists exchange money locally, thereby boosting foreign currency reserves.
This approach also shields the dinar from international market speculation, restricting its exchange mainly within Tunisia and limiting the amount that can be brought in or taken out of the country.
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Tunisian currency
Tunisian banknotes
Tunisia uses banknotes in denominations of 5, 10, 20, 30, and 50 TND. Different versions of each may circulate together.
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Tunisian coins
Tunisian coins include 20, 50, 100, 200 millimes, and 1, 2, and 5 dinar coins.
Like banknotes, coins also feature cultural symbols. The 1 dinar coin often showcases Tunisia’s heritage.
Return from Tunisia with leftover coins? Our sister company, Leftover Currency, can assist in exchanging Tunisia dinars to GBP.
Tunisia currency import and export regulations
You can take up to 1,000 TND per person into Tunisia. In addition, up to £10,000 GBP or equivalent in foreign currencies per person is allowed. The same limits apply to currency exports.
Ordering Tunisian dinar online
Looking for the best rates for Tunisian dinar? Look no further!
Exchange your GBP to TND online for quick and secure delivery to your home or workplace via Royal Mail Special Delivery Guaranteed®. Or collect them from our travel money shop near Heathrow. Click here to convert your pounds to Tunisian dinar online.
Converting Tunisian dinar to pound
If you have Tunisian dinar to sell, follow this link to exchange Tunisian currency to GBP, click on ‘sell currency’ and select ‘TND Tunisian dinar’. We offer the best Tunisian dinar exchange rate for your leftover travel money.
FAQs
Most travellers to Tunisia need a visa. Visa requirements vary by nationality and trip purpose. For tourism, you can often get a visa upon arrival, valid for 30 days.
Always check current visa regulations before your trip.
For Tunisia, ensure routine vaccinations are up to date. Consider hepatitis A and typhoid vaccines, as they can be contracted through contaminated food or water. Consult a healthcare provider for advice.
The best time to visit Tunisia is from October to April. The weather is mild, ideal for sightseeing. However, it’s the peak season, so expect crowds and higher prices. Travelling in the shoulder seasons can avoid crowds and heat.
The cheapest time to visit Tunisia is during the summer, from June to August. It’s the low tourist season in inland areas. Be prepared for hot weather, with temperatures often exceeding 30°C (86°F).
With 100 TND, you can buy a variety of items in Tunisia:
- Local food: Enjoy dishes like couscous or grilled fish.
- Bottled water: Stay hydrated with several bottles of water.
- Public transport: Cover multiple rides in cities.
- Souvenirs: Buy small mementos from markets.
- Café treats: Savor traditional Tunisian coffee or tea.
- Snacks: Pick up local snacks from stores.
With 1 Tunisian dinar, your purchasing power is relatively limited due to its modest value. However, it’s still possible to buy small items or services in Tunisia. Here are some examples:
- Street Snacks: You might be able to get a small local snack like a piece of fruit or a small pastry.
- Public Transport: In some areas, 1 dinar might cover a short bus fare or a tram ticket.
- Postcards or Small Souvenirs: Simple souvenirs like postcards or small trinkets might be available for this amount.
- Bottled Water: Depending on the location, a small bottle of water could be bought for 1 dinar.
- Tips: It can be used as a small tip for services like a bathroom attendant or a small favour from a local.
Prices can vary depending on the location and the specific items, but generally, 1 Tunisian dinar is suited for very small expenditures.
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Get
Tunisian Dinars Fast!
- Free home delivery over £750
- with Royal Mail Special Delivery 1pm
- Better rates than the banks