
La Goulette Cruise Port Terminal
Three berths, 657 m of quay, 5.1–10 m depth; immigration, customs, first aid, duty free, cafes, shops, taxi station and Wi-Fi. Goulette Village Harbor (6,500 m2, about 80 shops) adjoins it.

La Goulette is the port town on the Gulf of Tunis, linked to central Tunis by a causeway across the lake. More about La Goulette →

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82% quieter than a typical day in La Goulette. Busiest 08:00 – 19:00, when 1 ship is alongside.
Thousands of people in port, guests plus crew. Crowd level compared with a typical La Goulette day.
The crowd calendar shows every ship and how busy the port is, hour by hour, plus the quietest and busiest days for the next 90 days.
La Goulette Cruise Port, Village Touristique, Port La Goulette, 2060 La Goulette; the terminal and Goulette Village Harbor sit on the La Goulette waterfront, about 12 km from central Tunis.
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15.9 km · ~24 min by car
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
The cruise port runs no shuttle service.
1 terminal

Three berths, 657 m of quay, 5.1–10 m depth; immigration, customs, first aid, duty free, cafes, shops, taxi station and Wi-Fi. Goulette Village Harbor (6,500 m2, about 80 shops) adjoins it.
The cruise port has no on-site parking for private vehicles; a public car park is a short walk from the terminal. No published rates.
Pick the area first. Typical nightly prices, approximate.
City hotels near the medina and Avenue Habib Bourguiba.
Typical hotel
13.2 km and about 19 min to the port; 7.1 km and about 12 min to the airport.
Boutique hotels and guesthouses by the sights.
Typical hotel
7.0 km and about 18 min to the port; 15.2 km and about 20 min to the airport.
Large seaside hotels on the beach.
Typical hotel
15.5 km and about 26 min to the port; 18.6 km and about 24 min to the airport.
Prices are approximate, in TND. Breakfast up to about TND 30; dinner TND 20–90 or more. Drink prices are from a cafe in Greater Tunis: coffee from about TND 2.20.
Street of fish restaurants in La Goulette.
Medina-style complex next to the cruise terminal with cafes, a restaurant and a juice bar.
Main street of Sidi Bou Said with cafes.

La Goulette is the port town on the Gulf of Tunis, linked to central Tunis by a causeway across the lake. The cruise port, run by Global Ports Holding, has three berths along 657 m of quay and can take three ships at once. Next to the terminal, the Goulette Village Harbor is a medina-style complex with about 80 shops, cafes and a restaurant.
In 2026 MSC Meraviglia also sails weekly round trips from here in summer. Nearby are the ruins of Carthage, founded by the Phoenicians and rebuilt by the Romans, the blue-and-white hilltop village of Sidi Bou Said, the UNESCO-listed medina of Tunis and the Bardo mosaic museum.

Founded by the Phoenicians, destroyed by Rome in 146 BC and rebuilt as the capital of the province of Africa. Remains include the Punic ports and the Magon quarter, the Baths of Antoninus, whose main hall was 30 m tall, and the basilica of Damous El Karita, once the largest in Africa.

Hillside village of blue and white houses facing the sea, with blue mashrabiya latticework, pink bougainvillea and wrought iron. Views from the Sidi Chabaane cafe and the lighthouse. On the TGM line next to Carthage.

UNESCO-listed medina with the 9th-century Ez-Zitouna Mosque and Ottoman-era monuments including the Hammouda Pacha Mosque, the Madrasa Slimania and the tomb of Princess Aziza Othmana; Art Nouveau, Art Deco and Arabisance buildings surround it.

In the former Bey's palace in Tunis, renovated and extended in 2012, it holds a unique collection of Roman antiquities and is described as the world's most amazing museum of mosaics.