Arriving at Enfidha–Hammamet: what actually happens
Charter waves, one arrivals hall, and a taxi queue that swings from empty to forty minutes. Here is how to land smoothly.
Enfidha–Hammamet (NBE) handles most charter and package flights to the Sousse–Hammamet coast. It is a modern, single-terminal airport — which means arrivals are simple, but it also means everyone lands into the same hall at the same time.
The charter wave effect
Flights arrive in waves. When three aircraft land within twenty minutes, passport control fills, baggage belts fill, and the taxi queue outside goes from empty to forty minutes. Nothing is wrong — it is just how a charter airport breathes.
Your driver is scheduled to your flight, not to the queue.
A pre-booked driver changes the experience entirely: he tracks your flight, waits in the hall with your name on a sign, and you are on the road while the queue is still forming.
Cash, SIM cards and the road out
ATMs and exchange desks are in the arrivals hall — change a small amount for the first days. The drive to Hammamet takes about 40 minutes, Sousse about 45. Both are fixed-price routes, agreed before you fly.