Rentals in Tunisia: rent everything in one place

An S+2 flat near your job in Tunis? An office in Charguia to launch your business? A plot of farmland around Kairouan, or a villa with a pool for your holidays in Djerba? On Houni.tn, the rentals page brings together every category of property to rent in Tunisia: homes, offices, commercial premises, land and holiday lets.

Our property listings portal lets you compare hundreds of offers published by private owners and professionals, in every region of the country, in just a few clicks. Filter by city, budget or property type, then contact the advertiser directly: it is as simple as that.

Every type of property to rent in Tunisia

The Tunisian rental market is not limited to flats. Here is what you can unearth on our platform:

• Homes: studios, S+1 to S+4 flats, houses and villas, unfurnished or furnished, from La Marsa to Sfax.
• Offices and commercial premises: open-plan office floors at the Centre Urbain Nord, warehouses in Ben Arous, shops in the centre of Sousse or Nabeul.
• Land: agricultural plots or bare land for seasonal or professional use.
• Holiday lets: villas right on the water in Hammamet, traditional houses in Djerba, flats in residential complexes in Monastir.

Which rental length should you choose?

The right formula depends on your plans. On Houni.tn, every listing states the length offered by the advertiser.

Year-round rental

The classic formula for settling down: students in Manouba, families in Bardo or Ariana, employees transferred to Sfax. An annual contract offers more stability and rents that can often be negotiated.

Holiday rental

From Bizerte to Zarzis, Tunisia is overflowing with seasonal lets. Book early: in July and August, the price of a villa with a pool in Hammamet or Djerba can double.

Rental by the day or the week

A business trip, an exam, a family event: renting by the day is winning over more and more people, especially in Tunis, Sousse and Monastir. A flexible alternative that is often cheaper than a hotel.

Tunisia's leading rental cities

Greater Tunis accounts for most of the demand: Ariana, Ennasr, Mourouj and Bardo for reasonable budgets, La Marsa or the Lac for high-end features. Sousse and Monastir attract students and young professionals thanks to the universities and the tourist zone. Sfax, the country's second economic hub, offers gentler rents for generous floor areas.

Do not overlook the other regions: Nabeul and Hammamet on Cap Bon, Bizerte for its natural setting between lagoon and beaches, Kairouan for its accessible market, or Djerba for combining remote work with easy living.

Our advice before signing

1. Compare several similar listings to gauge the fair price for the neighbourhood.
2. Visit the property, preferably in daylight, and check the condition of the fittings.
3. Clarify the charges: water, electricity, internet, upkeep of the complex.
4. Read the whole contract and keep a written record of every commitment.