What Hammamet costs
In Hammamet the biggest item isn't a ticket but the hotel and the airport taxi — the town itself costs little.
- Airport
- €9–13, taxi
- 3* hotel
- €18–44 per person/night
- Lunch out
- €2–7
Hammamet is above all a hotel bill, not a town one. A taxi from Enfidha airport is €9–13, a about 40 min ride — there's no bus, only a taxi. The old town itself costs nothing to walk around; you pay for food, the odd ticket on a day trip and the taxi between Yasmine and the old town.
Prices line by line
The kasbah and Villa Sebastian from outside, the old-town quay and beach, the Yasmine marina and Nabeul's market are free. The train/louage fare for all three day trips wasn't found with a reliable source, so it isn't in the table.
In Hammamet spending concentrates on two items. First, the hotel — the biggest item of the week, and the only one where the gap between old Hammamet and Yasmine really changes the price. Second, taxis: from the airport there's no alternative to a bus that doesn't exist, and between Yasmine and the old town every evening visit means another ride. There are no hostels, none, so a budget version of a Hammamet stay isn't built around a dorm bed.
Day-trip transport costs are open
For all three trips — Nabeul, Kelibia and Tunis with Carthage — the train or louage fare wasn't found with a reliable 2025 or 2026 source, so it stays out of the table. What is confirmed is the Kelibia entry fee and the combined Carthage ticket; the ride itself is paid on the spot.
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Before you go
Short answers to what people ask most before setting out.
How much is a taxi from Enfidha airport?
€9–13, a about 40 min ride; there's no other public transport.
Is there budget accommodation in Hammamet?
No hostels, none. The cheapest option is a 3* hotel, €18–44 per person a night.
What's the most expensive thing in Hammamet?
The hotel, since it's the biggest item of the week; the town itself, beyond food and the odd ticket, costs little.
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