Cheap Nouvelair Flights: Book Low Fares to Tunisia

Nouvelair was founded in 1989 and is Tunisia's largest private airline, headquartered in Monastir. Its home base is Monastir Habib Bourguiba Airport, and it also operates from Tunis-Carthage, Djerba and Enfidha. What began as a charter carrier is today one of the main providers of scheduled low-fare flights between Europe and Tunisia, serving France, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Italy and the UK.

From Germany there are non-stop flights from Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Hanover, Berlin, Munich, Stuttgart and Leipzig to Monastir, Tunis and Djerba; capacity grows in summer and some routes thin out in winter. Fares range from a hand-luggage-only entry fare to fares with checked baggage and changes; the fare names and contents are shown during booking.

For the cheapest Nouvelair ticket, book early for the summer holidays and festive periods, when demand from the Tunisian community in Europe peaks; from October to March and on midweek dates fares are usually far lower. Comparing Monastir, Enfidha and Tunis together and pricing outbound and return separately also turns up cheaper combinations. The prices on this page are the current lowest Nouvelair fares found by our searches.

Every Nouvelair ticket includes one piece of hand luggage; the size and weight limits are shown while you book. The checked baggage allowance depends on the fare: it is bought separately with the lowest fare and included in the higher fares.

• Extra baggage: buying it online in advance is cheaper than the airport rate.
• Pushchairs, wheelchairs and sports equipment: special rules apply, so check the Nouvelair website before you fly.

Online check-in is offered on many routes and stays open for a set period before departure; where it is not available, you check in at the airport desk. Tunisian airports get busy in the summer season and around religious holidays, so arrive early enough for the counters and passport control. Closing times are listed in your flight details.

Nouvelair flies a single-type fleet of Airbus A320 family aircraft in an all-economy layout, and all Europe–Tunisia services are operated with these jets. On-board catering depends on the route and fare.