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Buy Tunisian Dinars (TND) Before Travelling to Tunisia

Planning a long and exotic trip to Tunisia? Preparing well is key to making the most of your stay, including understanding local customs and day-to-day practices. One of the most important aspects to consider is the use of local currency.

To travel with peace of mind, we recommend bringing some cash in Tunisian Dinars (TND), the country’s official currency. To do so, it’s best to convert your euros to dinars before departure to secure the most favourable EUR/TND exchange rate.

Tips

A budget of around 140 TND per person will typically cover a night’s accommodation, one restaurant meal and another from a fast-food outlet, as well as transport.

Tipping is not mandatory in Tunisia, but it’s appreciated – a 10% tip is considered generous. A traditional meal in a mid-range restaurant will cost about 25 TND, while a fast-food option is around 10 TND.

90 TND
Average cost of one night’s accommodation

40 TND
Average food budget per person per day

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Good to Know

Useful Price References in Tunisia

1 TND
Metro ticket

12.80 TND
Cup of coffee

200 TND
Entry to the Bardo National Museum

5 TND
Menemen dish

1 TND
Taxi ride (per km)

7 TND
Visit to the Ribat of Monastir

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Must-See Sights in Tunisia

Dougga: A UNESCO World Heritage site, home to one of the best-preserved Roman ruins, featuring a theatre, baths, mausoleum and capitol.
Ksar Ghilane: Discover this spectacular oasis, glowing in the desert landscape.
Chott el-Djerid: Known as the "Lake of Mirages", a vast salt lake that creates surreal, shimmering scenes when partially flooded.
Tunis: A blend of old and new, home to the famous Bardo Museum and vibrant medina.
Djerba: A dreamy island with wide white sandy beaches – perfect for a day trip or longer stay.
Matmata: A charming Berber town known for its unique troglodyte dwellings.

About the Tunisian Dinar (TND)

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Denominations:

Banknotes: 5, 10, 20, 30, 50 TND
Coins: 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 millimes; ½, 1, 5 TND

The dinar was introduced in 1960.

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Locals often skip saying the currency name in conversation – for example, they might simply say “chamsin alf” (fifty thousand) instead of “50 dinars.”

Why Buy Tunisian Dinars (TND) from ChangeGroup?

ChangeGroup has been a global leader in currency exchange and financial services since 1992. With bureaux in strategic locations across France, we offer more than 60 foreign currencies, including the Tunisian Dinar.

We strongly recommend making your EUR to TND exchange before your trip, directly on our website, to benefit from better rates.
No time to visit a bureau? Opt for secure and fast home delivery instead.

And if you return with leftover currency, don’t worry – with our Buy-Back Guarantee, you can sell your unused dinars back to us at the original purchase rate.