Compare Our Nursing Homes in Tunisia by City
We are a placement agency specialising in medicalised nursing homes in Tunisia for dependent elderly people. In full transparency: our first partnership is signed in Tunis, and that nursing home is open today, while we gradually extend our network to five further cities (opening planned for 2026).
This page helps you compare the cities so you can prepare your plans and choose the most suitable nursing home for your relative — whether that means our partner in Tunis now, or a future option as our network grows.
Compare nursing homes by city
| City | Location | Status | Indicative monthly cost | Main strength |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tunis | Capital city | Partner signed (open) | from ~£2,250 (€2,600) | Leading hospitals + international airport |
| Hammamet | East coast, seaside | Planned 2026 | from ~£2,150 (€2,500) | Activities, beaches, golf |
| Sousse | East coast, Sahel | Planned 2026 | from ~£2,050 (€2,400) | Sea views + Sahloul hospital |
| Monastir | East coast, historic | Planned 2026 | from ~£1,950 (€2,300) | University hospital 5 min away |
| Djerba | South-east island | Planned 2026 | from ~£1,900 (€2,200) | Island setting, mild climate |
| Bizerte | North | Planned 2026 | from ~£1,800 (€2,100) | Temperate climate + quiet |
Costs are indicative ranges by level of dependency, shown in pounds and euros for guidance. A personalised quote is drawn up according to your relative’s actual situation. Only the Tunis nursing home is currently open; the other cities are planned for 2026.
Our cities in detail
Tunis — our signed partner nursing home
The capital gives access to the country’s leading university hospitals and an international airport around 8 km away. This is our current partner and the right choice for residents who need close, demanding medical follow-up. It is open and welcoming residents now, with English-speaking care staff on hand.
Monastir — strong medical proximity (planned 2026)
Close to a major university hospital with established cardiology, oncology and neurology departments. Well suited to complex conditions requiring regular hospital follow-up. This city is part of our 2026 roll-out and is not yet open.
Sousse — seaside and university hospital (planned 2026)
Tunisia’s third city, served by the Sahloul university hospital and an international airport nearby: a balance of urban life, the sea and medical care. This city is part of our 2026 roll-out and is not yet open.
What all our nursing homes will offer
- 24/7 nursing team: coordinating physician, state-registered nurses, care assistants
- English-speaking staff — care provided in English alongside French and Arabic, so families and residents are understood
- Multidisciplinary care: physiotherapy, occupational therapy, psychology, nutritional monitoring
- Conditions cared for: Alzheimer’s, dementia, diabetes, heart disease and other chronic illnesses
- Catering: balanced meals prepared on-site, tailored to specific dietary requirements
- Security: 24/7 monitoring, controlled access, fall-prevention measures
How does the admission process work?
- First contact: call or WhatsApp us on +33 9 70 70 30 20 — our team responds within 24 hours
- Free assessment: a conversation to understand your relative’s situation and needs
- Personalised quote: detailed proposal (nursing home + level of dependency + options)
- Visit: on-site or by video call (virtual tour available)
- Move-in: we support the transfer from the UK or another European country
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Frequently asked questions
Which nursing homes do you actually offer in Tunisia?
We are a placement agency. Our first partnership is signed with a nursing home in Tunis, which is open and welcoming residents now. Five further cities (Hammamet, Sousse, Monastir, Djerba, Bizerte) are part of our roll-out, with a phased opening planned for 2026. We guide you openly towards the option that is genuinely available and suited to your relative.
How much does a nursing home in Tunisia cost?
For an all-inclusive private room (accommodation, nursing care, meals, activities), expect roughly £1,300 to £3,400 per month (about €1,500 to €4,000), depending on the city and level of dependency. That is around 40 to 60% less than comparable care in the UK. You receive a detailed, personalised quote within 24 hours.
Do staff speak English?
Yes. Our Tunis partner has multilingual care staff, including English-speaking nurses and carers, so your relative can be understood and reassured day to day. English is widely used in Tunisian private healthcare alongside French and Arabic.
Can a nursing home in Tunisia care for dementia or Alzheimer's?
Yes. The Tunis nursing home cares for dependent elderly people with conditions such as Alzheimer's, dementia, diabetes and heart disease, with 24/7 nursing, secure access and fall-prevention measures. We assess each situation individually before recommending a placement.
How do I choose the right city?
Our team helps you free of charge. We review your relative's independence, medical conditions, budget and how easily the family can visit, then recommend the most suitable option. A visit, on-site or by video call, is possible before any commitment. Today that means our signed partner in Tunis.
How far is Tunisia from the UK?
Tunis is roughly a 2.5 to 3 hour direct flight from the UK, with several flights a week. That makes regular family visits realistic, while the milder Mediterranean climate is often gentler for older residents than a British winter.