Hotel All Inclusive Hammamet: Complete Guide

Planning an all-inclusive beach holiday in Tunisia means weighing dozens of hotels, price tiers, and seasonal timing. This guide compares the top-rated all-inclusive resorts in Hammamet, backed by review platforms and booking data, so you can match the right property to your travel style and budget. Tripadvisor lists 32 all-inclusive properties in Hammamet, spanning budget-friendly stays and five-star thalasso resorts.

Last checked: 2026-09-18

Destination: Hammamet, Tunisia · Distance from Tunis: Approximately 65 km · Popular all-inclusive hotels: Eden Yasmine Resort & Spa, Houda Yasmine Marina & SPA, Golden Tulip President, Concorde Marco Polo · Language: Arabic, French (English widely spoken in resorts) · Currency: Tunisian Dinar (TND) · Visa requirements: Most Western visitors can enter visa-free for up to 90 days

What is the best all-inclusive hotel in Hammamet?

Tripadvisor’s all-inclusive listing for Hammamet shows 32 properties that meet the all-inclusive filter, with total reviews exceeding 84,700. Among those, Medina Solaria & Thalasso holds the #1 spot among 11 all-inclusives, with a 4.5/5 rating and more than 5,350 reviews.

Steigenberger Marhaba Thalasso is labelled #1 Best Value on the same platform, an indication of strong price-to-quality ratio. On Expedia’s Hammamet hotel guide, it shows as a 5-star property with an 8.0 rating. Expedia also lists SENTIDIO Phenicia (4-star, 7.6 rating) and The Orangers Beach Resort and Bungalows (4-star, 7.8 rating) as excellent all-inclusive options.

Top-rated hotels on TripAdvisor

Beyond the top two, the beachfront all-inclusive list (13 properties) highlights The Orangers Beach Resort & Bungalows, Hotel Le Sultan, and Medina Solaria & Thalasso each with 4.5/5 traveler ratings. Family-friendly listings include Concorde Marco Polo, Hotel Bel Azur Thalasso & Bungalows, Royal Tulip Taj Sultan Resort, Le Royal Hotels and Resorts – Hammamet, Hotel Paradis Palace, and Calimera Delfino Beach Resort & Spa.

Where can I find a cheap all-inclusive stay in Hammamet?

Booking platforms show a wide price range. Tripadvisor lists all-inclusive resorts from $63 per night, while KAYAK reports the cheapest all-inclusive price found in the last 3 days at $66 per night. The average all-inclusive resort in Hammamet costs $131 per night, versus $156 for non-all-inclusive resorts — a $25 saving that often makes the package worth considering.

KAYAK’s seasonal data shows January as the cheapest month to book a resort, averaging $73 per night. August is the most expensive at $242. Booking for spring or autumn — April, May, September, October — yields mid-range rates and pleasant weather.

“Hammamet all inclusive resorts are generally cheaper than resorts, with an average price of $131 compared to $156 per night.”

— KAYAK, Hammamet Resort Pricing

Package deals from Canada show starting prices from $1,469 CAD per person (flight + hotel) on Expedia.ca for the 2026/2027 season. From the UK, loveholidays advertises all-inclusive holidays from £229 per person and includes Sentido Phenicia, La Badira, Holiday Village Manar, and Nozha Beach Resort and Spa among top-rated options.

What is the best time to visit Hammamet?

Hammamet enjoys a Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters. Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) are widely considered the sweet spots: daytime temperatures in the high 20s °C, low humidity, and fewer crowds than July and August.

October weather, a specific question from travellers, typically sees highs around 26°C and sea temperatures still warm enough for swimming. Discover Tunisia notes that the International Festival of Hammamet takes place in July and August, adding cultural appeal but also peak-season prices.

Avoid the winter months if beach time is your priority — December to February average 16°C and rainfall is higher. However, off-season rates can be excellent: KAYAK’s resort data confirms January at $73/night.

Is Hammamet worth it?

Hammamet offers a distinct blend of beach relaxation and cultural sightseeing. The old medina, the fort (Kasbah), and the nearby Carthage ruins provide depth beyond the resort pool. Discover Tunisia describes coastal town in the Nabeul Governorate, with a Wednesday weekly market and a separate tourism office for Yasmine Hammamet.

On the downside, some travellers note that beach quality varies by hotel — the beachfront all-inclusive subset on Tripadvisor is only 13 out of 32 properties, meaning many hotels are set back from the shore. Cleanliness perceptions also differ; some reviewers on online forums raise concerns about public beach maintenance, though resort beaches are generally well-kept.

A recurring comparison is Djerba vs Hammamet. Djerba is warmer year-round and has a more island vibe, while Hammamet offers cooler summers and richer historical attractions within day-trip distance of Tunis. The choice often comes down to whether you prioritise consistent heat (Djerba) or cultural excursions (Hammamet).

“Yes, there are several excellent all-inclusive hotels in Hammamet, including SENTIDIO Phenicia, Steigenberger Marhaba Thalasso, and Medina Solaria & Thalasso.”

— Expedia, Hammamet Travel Guide

Is it safe to travel to Tunisia?

Tourist zones in Hammamet, including the resort corridors of Yasmine Hammamet, are generally considered safe for international visitors. The official tourism site highlights that English is widely spoken in resorts, and the area sees high repeat-visitor rates.

Standard travel precautions apply: keep valuables in hotel safes, avoid poorly lit areas at night, and stay informed of local news. Most Western nationalities can enter visa-free for up to 90 days.

No specific travel advisories from major governments (Canada, UK, US) currently single out Hammamet as high-risk, though travellers should check their own country’s advisory before booking.

Comparison: Top all-inclusive hotels in Hammamet

Pros and cons of each tier

Budget hotels ($63–$80/night): Lowest cost but often second-line beaches or older facilities. Best for travellers who spend little time at the hotel.

Mid-range ($80–$130/night): Best value band — includes Medina Solaria & Thalasso, Concorde Marco Polo. Good reviews, reliable all-inclusive packages.

Upper-mid-range to luxury ($130–$242/night): Steigenberger Marhaba Thalasso and Golden Tulip President. Thalasso spas, premium drinks, beachfront locations. Peak season August hits $242.

Best for segments

• Budget travellers: Target January or package deals. Consider Medina Yasmine Hammamet or last-minute bookings on loveholidays from £229.
• Couples: Steigenberger Marhaba Thalasso (value + thalasso spa) or Golden Tulip President (adult-oriented quiet).
• Families: Concorde Marco Polo, Hotel Bel Azur Thalasso & Bungalows, Eden Yasmine Resort & Spa offer kids’ clubs and multi-pool complexes.
• Luxury seekers: Look at La Badira (5-star, Expedia 8.0+) or Steigenberger Marhaba Thalasso with its dedicated thalasso centre.

Pricing bands and how to save

Overall all-inclusive packages in Hammamet average $131 per night — 16% cheaper than standard resorts in the same area. The cheapest month is January ($73), the most expensive August ($242). Savvy bookers can also compare package prices from different origin markets: Canadian packages start from $1,469 CAD per person; UK packages from £229 per person; European tour operators often include flights in the price.

Check cancellation policies carefully — most Expedia and loveholidays packages offer free cancellation within 24–48 hours, but vary by property. Always confirm the TUI BLUE Manar or Holiday Village Manar packages for strict cancellation windows.

Location and getting there

Hammamet is served by two airports: Tunis-Carthage Airport (70 km) and Enfidha-Hammamet Airport (50 km). Enfidha is closer and handles many charter flights from Europe. Transfer time from Enfidha is about 40–50 minutes; from Tunis-Carthage about 60–90 minutes depending on traffic.

The destination splits into two main zones: central Hammamet (with the old medina and Kasbah) and Yasmine Hammamet (a planned resort area with a marina, golf courses, and a cluster of larger all-inclusive hotels). Yasmine is the more tourism-focused zone; central Hammamet offers a mix of boutique hotels and cultural attractions.

Alternatives: Djerba and beyond

Travellers who compare Hammamet to Djerba should weigh climate and atmosphere. Djerba is generally warmer year-round and has a more laid-back island character. Hammamet offers cooler summers and proximity to Tunis for day trips to Carthage, Sidi Bou Saïd, and the Bardo Museum. A 2026 comparison on travel forums frequently asks “Which is better between Djerba and Hammamet?” — the answer depends on your tolerance for heat and interest in cultural excursions.

Other alternatives include Sousse (more budget-friendly, family resorts) and Port El Kantaoui (upscale marina with golf).

Our pick: All-inclusive Hammamet for first-time visitors

Sample one-week itinerary in Hammamet

• Day 1: Arrive at Enfidha Airport, transfer to hotel (40 min), settle in, evening buffet and show at resort.
• Day 2: Morning on the beach, afternoon at the hotel pool. Evening stroll through Yasmine Hammamet marina.
• Day 3: Day trip to Tunis (65 km): visit Carthage ruins, Sidi Bou Saïd blue-and-white village, and the Bardo Museum. Return to hotel for dinner.
• Day 4: Relax at hotel spa (thalasso treatment), late afternoon explore Hammamet medina and Kasbah.
• Day 5: Water sports (kayak, paddleboard) or a hammam session at the hotel. Evening market (Wednesday if aligned).
• Day 6: Golf at Yasmine Golf Course (nearby) or another beach day.
• Day 7: Check out, transfer to Enfidha Airport.

Map of Hammamet hotel zones

Frequently asked questions

Sources cited

• Tripadvisor — Hammamet beachfront all-inclusive resorts
• Expedia.de — Hammamet all-inclusive hotels
• Expedia — Hammamet all-inclusive guide