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La Goulette-Tunis Cruise Port — Live Ships & Schedule
La Goulette-Tunis
Tunisia
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2 tracked cruise ships are in La Goulette-Tunis now.
- Explora I, MSC Explora Journeys — in port
- MSC Meraviglia, MSC Cruises — in port
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Port details
- Country
- Tunisia
- Coordinates
- 36.811, 10.305
- LOCODE
- TNTUN
About La Goulette-Tunis
La Goulette serves as the primary cruise port for Tunis, Tunisia, positioned strategically on a narrow sandbar separating Lake Tunis from the azure waters of the Gulf of Tunis. Located just twelve kilometers east of the capital, the port features the modern Goulette Village Harbor and the Tunis Cruise Terminal, offering seamless access for international travelers stepping ashore. Recent port developments have introduced expanded docks and welcoming terminal facilities within easy walking distance of downtown La Goulette.
The town itself carries a rich and layered Mediterranean history influenced by diverse empires and cultures. During the nineteenth century, La Goulette became a popular summer holiday destination, welcoming a vibrant Sicilian community that earned a portion of the town the affectionate nickname of Little Sicily. Strategic fortifications date back centuries, including a fortress built by the Spanish in 1535 and later captured by the Ottomans in 1574. Today, downtown La Goulette is renowned for its lively atmosphere and exceptional seafood restaurants and cafes lining the waterfront.
Cruisers stepping ashore can easily reach the capital via the historic TGM railway, opening the door to world-class historical treasures. At the heart of Tunis lies the UNESCO World Heritage Medina, a labyrinth of bustling souks, historic palaces, majestic mosques, and ancient madrasas. Nearby, the Bardo Museum houses an extraordinary collection of Roman and ancient Greek artifacts.
Just north of the capital along the coast rest the monumental archaeological ruins of ancient Carthage, alongside the breathtaking Andalusian-inspired seaside village of Sidi Bou Said, famous for its brilliant white-washed buildings, striking blue doors, and cascading bougainvillea flowers. Visitors often spend leisurely afternoons sipping traditional mint tea at panoramic clifftop cafes overlooking the sparkling Mediterranean Sea before returning to their vessel.
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