Tunisia is a country belonging to Africa.

Tunisia is located on the southern coast of the Mediterranean Sea, the northern tip of Africa, an area of 162,000 square kilometers, along the 1,300-kilometer-long coastline of sandy beaches, modern hotel facilities, abundant sunshine, relatively inexpensive prices, as well as a stable society and security, making Tunisia become a major tourist country in Africa, attracting a large number of tourists from its neighboring countries and Europe, which is separated by the sea to travel and tourism in Tunisia.

Tunisia is one of the few countries in the world where beaches, deserts, mountains and ancient civilizations are concentrated in one place, a place where ancient civilizations and diverse cultures blend together. The coastline is 1300 kilometers long. The northern part of the subtropical Mediterranean climate. The central part has a savannah climate.

Geography

Tunisia's climate is Mediterranean, with hot, dry summers and warm, wet winters. This climatic condition has allowed Tunisia to develop agriculture and tourism very rapidly. Tunisia's terrain is undulating, with many mountains and hills.

One of these mountains, the Alps, is one of the highest mountains in Tunisia, rising to an altitude of over 2,000 meters. These mountains have been instrumental in protecting Tunisia from desertification.

Much of Tunisia is located in deserts and desert lands, the most famous of which is the Sahara Desert. These climatic conditions make agricultural production very limited, but they also provide Tunisia with a unique natural beauty. With a coastline of 1,500 kilometers, Tunisia is an important port country. The coast is also an important area for tourism.

Refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Tunisia for the above