Welcome to Tui Blue Palm Beach Club 4*, a magnificent resort on the Tunisian coast. Located in the heart of Hammamet, this hotel is ideal for the family. Take part in sports activities in and out of the water, opt for a treatment at the spa or sample delicious international dishes at the restaurant.

There's something for everyone at this exciting destination, so prepare for a memorable escape to the sun.

Settle into your Standard Garden View Room and enjoy all the amenities you will need during your stay in Hammamet.

Available in double or triple.

For a comfortable stay with family or friends, opt for the Standard Triple Garden View Room and relax on the stylish balcony.

Choose a Standard Triple Sea View Room to enjoy a comfortable space and breathtaking views.

The Standard Sea View Room offers modern comfort and a breathtaking view of the sea, which you can enjoy from your private balcony.

This is an all inclusive stay. Your breakfast, lunch, and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant, with a selection of snacks and drinks. Please see the ‘details’ tab for more information. 

Take a dip in one of the hotel's pools or soak up the sun on the private beach.

Take part in all kinds of sporting activities at the hotel, such as football, tennis, beach volleyball or water polo. Outside the hotel, you can also enjoy a wide range of water sports for a fee, including kayaking, surfing, sailing, snorkelling, jet skiing and scuba diving. You certainly won't get bored here.

After a day of activities, you can relax at the spa (fee payable) with its hammam, whirlpool bath and massage facilities.

Stay connected on the move with this exclusive mobile internet offer, perfect for the modern traveller. Activate your included eSIM and enjoy a connection wherever you go. Easily share your internet connection with friends and family, with no risk of going over the limit.

Note: 2GB of internet data represents around 25 hours of web browsing/audio streaming or 2 to 3 hours of video streaming / social networking/video calls.

Explore the sumptuous towns of Nabeul and Hammamet in north-east Tunisia. A local guide will take you on a tour of the must-sees in these towns, which are brimming with history and breathtaking scenery.  

Choose an additional 2GB and stay connected on the go. Share your data via your hotspot, have easy access to maps, or find the best local spots to eat. Perfect for modern travellers who value effortless connectivity, without worrying about roaming charges. Check that your phone is eSIM compatible here.

Indulge your senses during your holiday by choosing to add the three-day "Live Zen Cure" spa treatment. Your first day will consist of an oriental steam bath, a traditional body scrub and conclude with a 25-minute relaxing massage with essential oils. Your second and third days will consist of a hammam ritual, seaweed wrap and conclude with a 25-minute relaxing massage with essential oils.

A dreamy fusion of Mediterranean charm and North African allure, Hammamet is where sun-soaked beaches meet a labyrinthine medina, all wrapped in the scent of jasmine and sea breeze. Once a humble fishing village, this coastal retreat has blossomed into Tunisia’s most glamorous seaside escape.

Must-sees:

• The Medina: Lose yourself in a maze of whitewashed alleyways, where vibrant souks brim with handwoven carpets, intricate ceramics, and fragrant spices.
• Hammamet Beach: Powdery golden sands and turquoise waters set the scene for lazy sunbathing, exhilarating water sports, or a sunset stroll along the coast.
• Nabeul Market: A short hop away, this colourful bazaar is the beating heart of local craftsmanship, famed for its dazzling pottery and lively atmosphere.

Culinary culture:

Tunisian cuisine is a flavourful mix of Berber, Arab, and Mediterranean influences. Savour hearty dishes like couscous, with vegetables and lamb, or try brik, a savoury pastry filled with egg and tuna, perfect for a light snack. For something sweet, indulge in a piece of baklava, dripping with honey and pistachios. Don’t forget to treat yourself to a glass of mint tea or a chilled glass of fresh orange juice, the perfect antidote to Hammamet’s warm days.

Dive deeper:

For a glimpse into Tunisia’s mystical past, visit the ruins of Pupput, a lesser-known Roman site where weathered mosaics whisper stories of ancient life. Alternatively, experience the time-honoured art of olive oil production, a tradition dating back to Carthaginian times, with tastings at a countryside farm.

Good to know:

Tunisia’s currency is the Tunisian Dinar (TND). While Hammamet enjoys sunshine nearly year-round, spring and autumn are ideal for avoiding peak summer heat.