Aryanah City Guide

Local dishes include Couscous and Brik. International options exist nearby. Vegetarian and vegan choices are growing. Some late-night food options are available.

Nightlife in Aryanah is quiet, focused on cafes and family spots. For bars and clubs, head to central Tunis or coastal areas.

Many cafes serve traditional and espresso coffee. Specialty coffee spots are emerging nearby.

Tipping is appreciated but not required; 5-10% at restaurants, rounding up fares for taxis.

SIM cards are available at the airport and local stores from Tunisie Telecom, Ooredoo, and Orange. Registration with ID is required. eSIM is limited.

Street cleanliness is moderate; main areas are maintained but some litter is present.

Rotating 24/7 pharmacies, late-night minimarts and clinics, and some food places open late.

Supermarkets like Carrefour, Monoprix, and Aziza sell local and some international products. Fresh produce and spices are available at local markets. Shops usually open 8 AM-8 PM with a midday break.

Large supermarkets and hotels accept cards, but cash is needed for markets, taxis, and smaller shops.

ATMs are common in banks and malls, though some may charge withdrawal fees.

International schools like the American Cooperative School and British International School are accessible nearby. Languages of instruction vary. Early application is advised.

A small but growing community exists nearby, with nomad-friendly cafes offering Wi-Fi.

Local parks provide some green space but large parks are rare.

Running is popular on quiet streets and parks; daylight safety is good but caution at night is advised.

Gyms offer various fitness options in the city.

Tennis courts are available at local clubs; padel is growing in popularity.

Padel courts are present but still developing in the area.

Yoga studios offer various styles, some with drop-in and English-speaking instructors.

Dojo for Taekwondo, Karate, and Judo exist. BJJ and Muay Thai are less common but available in Tunis.

No skiing opportunities in Tunisia.

Kayaking, paddleboarding, and sailing are available along nearby coastal towns during warmer months.

Limited surfing spots near Aryanah; Tunisia is not known for surfing.

Diving is possible on the coast but sites are far from Aryanah.

Private clinics with some English-speaking staff offer good care. Public healthcare quality varies. Pharmacies are common, some open 24/7 on rotation.

Tap water is treated and usually safe, but many prefer bottled water for taste.

Parks, playgrounds, and kid-friendly cafes are available. Attractions like Carthage Land and Tunis Zoo are a short drive away.

LGBTQ+ acceptance is low with legal and social challenges. Discretion is necessary.

Pet policies vary; vets are available but few designated pet parks exist.