In Tunisia, people move from Arabic to French within the same evening, and our catalogue is built the same way. You get Wataniya 1 and Wataniya 2, the private Tunisian channels, the Maghreb channels and the French general-interest ones, plus the big Arabic channels: over 17,000 channels and 80,000 movies and series in 4K UHD, including the Tunisian and Arabic drama series the whole country follows every Ramadan.
Football here is watched in whichever language you feel like: the Carthage Eagles, the capital’s derbies, the Sfax and Sousse clubs on African nights and the big European fixtures, with Arabic or French commentary. Setup takes 5 minutes on Smart TV, Android box, Fire Stick or smartphone. Fibre is spreading mainly across Greater Tunis, Sfax and Sousse; elsewhere ADSL or 4G do the job, and our team tunes the quality with you.
Every summer Tunisia fills up: Tunisians living abroad come home and want their European channels back, in Hammamet or on Djerba, while Algerian and Libyan families on long stays look for their own. One subscription covers all of it, from 49 USD a year and with no commitment, plus a free 24-hour trial so you can judge on your own line. We tell you which payment methods are available for your country on WhatsApp.