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Bars & Nightlife The guide was updated: 2022-10-29

Nightlife entertainment primarily centers around Hammamet Sud, while the Yasmine marina area is more known for its low-key, lounge-type bars. In the drinks department, Tunisia boasts some quality locally-produced wines (stocked in most places that serve alcohol) and a fig-based brandy variety (boukha). Celestia is a popular non-alcoholic beer. Do mind that not all local establishments serve alcohol, so it might be a good idea to enquire beforehand. Alcohol sale is restricted on Muslim holidays.

Hammamet Sud

Hammamet Sud

After sundown, party vibes emerge in Hammamet Sud — an area not too far west from the Medina, half-way between the city proper and Yasmine Hammamet. Here one will find the highest concentration of nightclubs and bars in town and, quite possibly, the entire country.

Marina Yasmine Hammamet

Marina Yasmine Hammamet

The Yasmine port and marina area are a widely-known tourist magnet, much due to the abundance of charming waterfront (and even some floating on the water surface itself!) bars and restaurants, mostly known for their loungy vibes. For harder partying, head to Hammamet Sud after sunset drinks here.

Calypso

Calypso

The glitzy Calypso is a massive, fashionable nightclub (some say, the best on the entire continent) that packs hundreds at a time - local and international party-goers fill the floor form midnight onward, dancing to tunes spun by guest DJs from all over the world. Drinks are on the pricey side.

Canari

Canari

Ice cream cafe and bakery by day, Canari tends to get increasingly filled up with vacationing internationals as the sun begins to set. One of its main draws is the outdoor patio, a perfect spot for people-watching steps away from the Hammamet Medina.

Sidi Bou Hadid

Sidi Bou Hadid

The oriental cafe serves refreshments by day, and turns into a well-visited shisha bar by night. Two choices of seating are available ‚ European-style and some amidst ornamental rugs and cushions, with multiple spots overlooking the golden Tunisian sunsets.

Latino Club

Latino Club

One of the best clubbing locations in Hammamet, Latino plays - conceivably — Latin beats and local hits, keeping the dance floor alive till the early morning hours. The club is popular with locals and tourists alike, and frequently offers special deals on drinks.

Le Berbere Sky Bar

Le Berbere Sky Bar

What keeps customers coming back for more is one of the best panoramic terraces in town - from here, you will enjoy a direct view of the Kasbah and sun setting straight into the sea. The restaurant offers great dining, but coming for a drink only is not at all frowned upon.

Pupput le Bar

Pupput le Bar

The elegant gastrobar is located at the upscale Hotel Club President in Hammamet Nord. Here, exquisite bar food is served in a refined setting, all to accompany the bar's extensive drink list. Hosts live music shows and karaoke nights — consult the page for schedules.

Restaurant Shéhérazede

Restaurant Shéhérazede

Shéhérazede is the definition of "dinner and a show" - guests are invited to watch an Oriental performance complete with ornate Arabic costumes and enchanting music or admire the professionalism of guest belly-dancers, all while tucking into a delightful meal.

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