The weather forecast in Tunis in March will please all who are tired of the gray and dank Russian spring . The African spring in its generous and dazzling beauty - that's what March in Tunisia . March weather regularly pleases holidaymakers with irreproachably sunny days, piercing blue skies and calm sea, motionless like spilled olive oil along the coasts of North Africa . Of course, it's still far to the present summer heat - quite often the wind will suddenly come down from the sea, or it will rain . For the same reason, the Mediterranean is not too strong Even in the warmest days, the temperature of the water does not rise above +15 . 16 ° C .
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What to do in March
The weather in Tunis in March gives the holidaymakers a great opportunity to take leisurely leisurely walks along the coast, to be rejuvenated and shake up on the threshold of the season with the help of healing procedures of thalassotherapy and thoroughly travel around the country, exploring, in particular, its central and southern part - there is significantly warmer than on the seaside, and almost all days are sunny . In addition, the weather in Tunisia in March is much more stable than the February one - so that a sudden rain just when you stepped into the arena of the Roman coliseum in El Jem, most likely, you do not face .
For sunbathing it is better to choose areas protected from the sea breeze - for example, hotel gardens or hotel outdoor terraces with umbrellas and sun loungers. It may seem that the sun is scorching mercilessly - but exactly until the moment when the playful, iodine-smelling, and, alas, icy whirl from the sea does not fly.
With the night life in March things are not very - the mass holiday season has not yet begun , and most of the "high-profile" clubs and discos are closed. The ball is run by medium-sized institutions (and those are not too numerous) and discos at the hotels. Guests in the "golden" regions of Gammarth and Carthage, as well as in the never-sleeping Sousse, are waiting for several high-level night clubs.