I'm in Tunisia for a vacation and it seems like the apps are full of scammers or thieves to the point I'm not sure who to be safe or not and to be honest I'm not sure about if there's some hot hunks or studs here from the start all I got is old fat fucks trying to drink for free 🙄 any similar experiences?

3 hours ago, Kinji said:

I'm in Tunisia for a vacation and it seems like the apps are full of scammers or thieves to the point I'm not sure who to be safe or not and to be honest I'm not sure about if there's some hot hunks or studs here from the start all I got is old fat fucks trying to drink for free 🙄 any similar experiences?

99% of the app guys will be fake/rubbish.

Which general area of Tunisia are you? 

6 hours ago, smorgasbord said:

99% of the app guys will be fake/rubbish.

Which general area of Tunisia are you? 

The capital city and I'm thinking about visiting Sousse for a try

3 hours ago, Kinji said:

The capital city and I'm thinking about visiting Sousse for a try

Have a beer tonight in Cafe de Paris on the main avenue. Full of nice people all over the place (and street).

In Tunis, only got one local guy from the app. The rest were just local guys offline. 

Are you staying in an apartment or Hotel? 

22 hours ago, smorgasbord said:

In Tunis, only got one local guy from the app. The rest were just local guys offline. 

Are you staying in an apartment or Hotel? 

Appartement so I can control hosting since most ppl here don't host, the problem is how to meet the local ones offline without thinking about the negative possibilities if you know what I mean.. Do they sit and wait for me to approach them or they do that ? It's just confusing here

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5 hours ago, Kinji said:

Appartement so I can control hosting since most ppl here don't host, the problem is how to meet the local ones offline without thinking about the negative possibilities if you know what I mean.. Do they sit and wait for me to approach them or they do that ? It's just confusing here

I personally just chatted to local guys that I found attractive in cafés, shops, bars and even a taxi driver. 

If they're interested, they'll usually ask if you're married etc.

I usually say I'm visiting with friends but they're away at the moment (e.g. on a tour) as that means your not totally alone if there are any issues.

U need to be very proactive , approach local guys , have a chat and convince them for some extras. The majority of these guys don't speak neither English or French, they have difficulties to read and understand the classical Arabic and use the jargon written by Latin letters. This exercise is reserved for experienced pickupers, who speak French and some Arabic. Robbery , soft small dick , diseases, and pubic lises are very common 

I can offer u the list of great masculine guys that I experienced. The list costs 200 eur

An expert from Sousee 

They speak Arabic with French and local Berber mixed in.

Most younger guys (under 30) will understand some basic French and maybe some English words. 

3 hours ago, alexch said:

An expert from Sousee 

That gorgeous hunk looks like a top, I'm actually looking for bottoms or Vers which is harder to find I guess.

Bottoms are on grindr only.  The anal hygiene is a serious issue as guys aren't able to clean themselves properly.

Arabs do not speak Berber.

The majority of Tunisians speak French, regardless of age.

Pubic lice are extremely rare, and anuses are cleaner than in Western countries.

5 hours ago, alexch said:

The anal hygiene is a serious issue as guys aren't able to clean themselves properly.

Something for the travel kit:

 

1 hour ago, Heba as-sa3udeya said:

Arabs do not speak Berber.

The majority of Tunisians speak French, regardless of age.

Pubic lice are extremely rare, and anuses are cleaner than in Western countries.

FROM GOOGLE AI

 

Most Arabs do not speak Berber, as the two are fundamentally distinct languages. However, in North Africa, millions of Arabic-speaking individuals are of Berber (Amazigh) descent. While many are strictly monolingual in Arabic, a significant portion is bilingual, speaking both Arabic and regional Berber languages.

 

Approximately 6.3 million Tunisians speak French, accounting for about 52% to 64% of the population. It is spoken almost exclusively as a second language, as the official language is Arabic. French is widely used in business, higher education, government, and the media. [1, 2, 3, 4]

While French is a mandatory second language in public schools beginning in the third year of primary school, fluency levels can vary. Younger generations are increasingly learning English

U refer to middle and upper class who rarely offer sex for money. The low class from remote villages are far away from these standards. The majority of 17-18 yo guys studying in Monastir state school aren't able to maintain proper conversation in French. I travel to Tunisia 6-8 times per year and very much aware of the local offer

On 7/12/2026 at 12:47 PM, alexch said:

U refer to middle and upper class who rarely offer sex for money. The low class from remote villages are far away from these standards. The majority of 17-18 yo guys studying in Monastir state school aren't able to maintain proper conversation in French. I travel to Tunisia 6-8 times per year and very much aware of the local offer

I only had a language problem with a taxi driver (looked about 25) in Sousse who spoke only Arabic and few words in French/zero English but even he used Google translate.