Here’s a curated tour of the best beach bars Tunisia has to offer, divided by region.
Overlooking the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean, The Cliff is one of the most iconic spots near Tunis. Located in Gammarth, this upscale beach bar and restaurant combines luxury with natural beauty. Think white sofas, DJ nights, fresh seafood, and signature cocktails. Perfect for sunset lovers.
Vibe: Elegant and romantic
Specialty: Grilled seafood & mojitos
Pro tip: Reserve a table in advance during summer weekends
An extension of the prestigious Dar Zarrouk restaurant, this beach club offers a refined atmosphere with unbeatable views of the Gulf of Tunis. Ideal for a quiet drink after a cultural tour of Sidi Bou Said or Carthage.
Vibe: Classy and relaxed
Specialty: Local wine and fresh fish
Nearby attractions: Carthage ruins, Sidi Bou Said village
Located inside the Medina Solaria Hotel, this beach bar offers private beach access, live music, and great service. Hammamet is well known for its resort scene, and Solaria is a favorite among both locals and tourists.
Vibe: Comfortable and lively
Specialty: Mezze platters and frozen cocktails
Bonus: Occasional beach parties with DJs
A more laid-back option than its glitzy neighbors, Latino Beach is a local favorite for sunset drinks and Latin music nights. It’s casual, colorful, and full of energy.
Vibe: Youthful and festive
Specialty: Tapas and piña coladas
Audience: Mostly young locals and families
Jobi is a chain of popular bars, and its Sousse beach location is one of the most dynamic nightlife spots in the region. Right on the sand, Jobi hosts beach parties with live DJs, happy hour deals, and a social, upbeat ambiance.
Vibe: Trendy and upbeat
Specialty: Craft cocktails and grilled meats
Fun fact: At night, the place turns into a mini beach club
With views over the marina and a stylish rooftop setting, Sky Bar is perfect for an evening cocktail after a day of beach or sightseeing in Monastir. It's not directly on the sand but offers an elegant coastal experience.
Vibe: Rooftop chic
Specialty: International cocktails and shisha
Nearby: Ribat of Monastir, Bourguiba Mausoleum
A hidden gem on Djerba’s less touristy coast, this beach bar blends Djerbian architecture with a chill vibe. Hammocks, handmade decor, and local live music create a boho atmosphere perfect for travelers looking for authenticity.
Vibe: Bohemian and cozy
Specialty: Mint tea by day, mojitos by night
Pro tip: Ideal spot for digital detox and slow travel
One of the oldest and most famous beach clubs on the island, Bora Bora Beach is known for its lively parties, restaurant, and water sports options. Whether you want to relax or dance until dawn, this place has it all.
Vibe: Party and resort-friendly
Specialty: Seafood platters and beach BBQs
Events: Hosts major summer events with guest DJs
Dress Code: Casual chic works well, though some upscale places may require more formal attire at night.
Best Season: June to September is ideal for beach bars, though some stay open year-round.
Local Drinks to Try:
Boukha: A fig-based spirit, often used in cocktails
Cédratine: A citrusy liqueur from Cap Bon
Thibarine: Date liqueur, perfect for a unique twist on a classic drink
Beach bars in Tunisia offer more than just drinks by the sea—they are places where tradition meets modern hospitality, where you can enjoy fresh food, meet friendly people, and admire spectacular sunsets. Whether you're in the mood for dancing or dreaming by the waves, Tunisia’s coast has something to offer for every kind of traveler.
