Every route we publish from this airport, with the price fixed per vehicle before you travel. Your driver tracks the flight and waits if it is late.
A private car and driver from Tunis - Carthage airport to Port El Kantaoui, at a price fixed before you travel. We track the flight, so a delay costs you nothing and changes nothing.
Operator price · no commission — why direct costs less →
Landed at eleven, check-in at three? Your car and driver are already there — a stop on the way costs the detour and the waiting time, per vehicle, and turns the arrival into a day out. Tickets are paid at the gate. The same stops work on the way back to the airport.
The blue-and-white village above the gulf, fifteen minutes from the airport: a walk down the main street, a mint tea on the terrace, then on to the hotel.
+€30
about 1 h 15 on site · per vehicle, on top of the fare
Book with this stopThe Byrsa hill and the Antonine Baths at Carthage, then Sidi Bou Saïd — two of Tunisia’s UNESCO sites on the way from the plane to the hotel.
+€50
about 2 h 30 on site · per vehicle, on top of the fare
Book with this stopThe Roman spring temple at the foot of the mountain that once watered Carthage — a small detour off the motorway south, usually empty.
+€36
about 1 h 30 on site · per vehicle, on top of the fare
Book with this stopFrom Tunis it is a real detour — three hours more on the road and at the site — but it makes the arrival day a day out rather than a wait for check-in.
+€95
about 3 h on site · per vehicle, on top of the fare
Book with this stopFrom Tunis the holy city is a real detour — an extra hour and a half on the road plus two hours on site — but the Great Mosque and the medina are worth an arrival day.
+€89
about 3 h 30 on site · per vehicle, on top of the fare
Book with this stopA marina resort ten kilometres north of Sousse, built around the harbour, with most hotels within walking distance of it.
The return leg from Port El Kantaoui to Tunis - Carthage airport costs the same. Book both at once and the driver knows your flight home before you land.
Around 110 to 155 minutes for the 112 km, traffic depending. We quote a range rather than a time because nobody can promise Tunisian traffic to the minute.
Nothing. We track the flight and the driver waits for the actual landing time. There is no waiting charge and the price does not change.
Per vehicle. Four people pay what one pays. The sedan takes up to four with two large bags; above that the minivan takes eight. Nine or more travel in a minibus (up to 20) or a coach (up to 50 and more) — quoted personally, still per vehicle.
No deposit. You pay the driver at the end of the journey — cash in dinar, euro, sterling or dollars, or by card with the bank’s 4.7% added.
For one traveller on a short hop, a metered taxi can cost less. This fare is fixed before you land — no meter in traffic, no negotiating on arrival, no surprises at night — and it is per vehicle, so from three people it is usually the cheaper option too.
