Tunis🇹🇳

Thinking of Tunis for your next nomadic base? It offers a genuinely affordable lifestyle, especially when it comes to housing and daily expenses – you'll find your money stretches impressively here. This makes it particularly appealing for budget-conscious nomads or those looking to save without sacrificing comfort. Internet is generally decent, sufficient for most remote work, though don't expect blazing speeds everywhere. The infrastructure is solid enough for daily life. While there's a small but growing expat and nomad community, it's not a bustling hub like some more established destinations; you'll need to be proactive in finding your tribe. Tunis feels quite safe during the day, and many areas remain pleasant after dark. However, the biggest caveat is English proficiency: it's not widely spoken outside of tourist areas or specific business contexts. Arabic and French are dominant, so prepare to brush up on your language skills to navigate daily life and connect with locals more deeply. It's a city for the adventurous, self-reliant nomad who enjoys cultural immersion.