Sousse in Tunisia has wonderfully pleasant weather during May. If you're looking for a place to enjoy the spring, Sousse is a great choice. Daytime average temperatures reach a high of 23°C (73°F) and only fall to 15°C (59°F) at night with an average temperature of 19°C (66°F) making it a very nice time to visit.
The temperature in May can be pretty inconsistent. The weather holds at about 23°C from the beginning of the month into the second week but can get as high as 25°C some days. The warm weather continues to stay steady into the month bouncing back and forth between 21°C and 25°C by the third week. This variation rises slightly by the end of the month where temperatures stay between 23°C and 26°C. The weather for May begins wet but you'll see full sun days until mid-month. Rain returns by the end of the month bringing 1-3 wet days a week.
You can expect 10 pleasant hours of sunshine and an average of only 4 rainy days for the month. The average monthly amount of precipitation in May has been recorded at around 14 mm.
The sea temperature warms up just a bit from the previous months to 17°C (63°F) which is certainly warm enough for the adventurers who want to enjoy surfing, snorkeling and jet skiing, as well as those who just want to feel the cool spray as they walk the beach. Pack your wetsuit and enjoy the waves; Sousse is known for its water sports.
Humidity stays between 50 and 80% for most of May but will see averages reach as low as 12% and as high as 100% during the month. The daily average for May is around 73%, making it very comfortable.
The average daily wind speed in May has been around 17 km/h (that is equivalent to about 10 mph, or 9 knots). Wind speeds vary from 10-31 mph throughout the month and in recent years have sustained the maximum speed of 74 km/h, (that is equivalent of around 46 mph, or 40 knots).
Abou Nawas Boujaafar is located in the city centre of Sousse, 27 km from Skanès-Monastir. This location is wonderful and staying here will put you just a short walk from the Medina and the beach, as well. It's a very typical tourist hotel providing nearly everything you'll need while on holiday. There are three restaurants on site as well as one bar and a café. Be advised, the menus, however, are in French and German, but not English.
There is a fitness room, sauna, hammam, and massage available during your stay as well as a dietetic restaurant. You can purchase a spa package to really enjoy your stay. If the weather is right, you can enjoy the swimming pool outside or the indoor heated pool. Horse riding and golf are available for your enjoyment nearby.
At the Hotel Scheherazade, you will truly feel at home. Free Wi-Fi and a wide range of amazing food that changes nightly are just a couple of customer favorites about this hotel. For something lighter, you can head to the pool bar or snack bar for drinks. If you'd rather make your own beverages, a tea kettle, tea bags, coffee and sugar are provided for you.
Known for their superior customer service, you'll be greeted with smiles and given a drink and chocolate upon arrival. Nightly you can be delighted by the artistic arrangement of replacement towels, proof that they care about the small details at the Hotel Scheherazade. You can comfortably enjoy the stunning sea view from your neatly cleaned room. This is the perfect hotel for you if you're looking to spend your holiday with your feet up on a sun bed and enjoying the beach.
If you're looking for a family friendly place to enjoy water sports, Mahdia Beach is for you. Water sports such as jet skiing, windsurfing, parasailing, scuba diving and pedaloes are plentiful on this beach. In addition to that, enjoy camel or horse riding. The location is great; within half a mile from Mahdia town centre. Stop at the six lane bowling alley and one of the restaurants there after your day in the sun. Enjoy fabulous seafood including the local specialty of sardines
La Marmite offers a great business atmosphere but is wonderful for families, too. You can enjoy Tunisian specialties, as well as French and Mediterranean fare. Known for their seafood, the octopus starter comes highly recommended. You can expect polite and prompt customer service in a beautiful atmosphere.
What makes Dar Albaraka a great place to eat is not just the traditional food, cleanliness, and intricate Arabic decor. Owner Omar is friendly, honest, and dedicated to making you happy. If you love the dish you've ordered (and you're sure to), ask Omar about how to replicate it at home. He teaches cooking lessons and speaks quite a few languages so chances are you'll be able to enjoy a conversation with him.
For a real treat while in Sousse, try cooking classes in private home. Founder Alexander (Skander in Arabic) believes that when you take part of a country's daily tasks like buying and preparing food, you can really get a feel for the culture. You'll prepare traditional Tunisian meals all while taking in the ambiance of the food and spice markets of the ancient Medina. If you're looking for real, authentic food off the tourist restaurant scene, cooking classes are a perfect adventure for you. Join a small group workshop offered eight times a month.
Tunisia Water Sport a Sousse is something you must experience while on your holiday. An expert and friendly staff will guide you through the fun of parachuting, ringos and jet skiing. An affordable attraction, this is something that you won't want to miss while enjoying the beaches of Sousse. You can even purchase a picture disc of your adventure when you're done.
