The border is crossed by trains, buses, or cars, and most people crossing are Algerians, who have found Tunisia as a very attractive place to stay for their vacations, in the recent years. There is really only one border crossing, the one at the coast, and the most common way of transport, is bus. There are no trains, but many people do the trip in cars. Tunis has quite good connections to most European capitals, but prices are high if you buy in Tunisia. Airports in Monastir and Jerba have some few regular international flights, but most planes using these airports are chartered.
Chartered trips are cheapest in Great Britain, and from Scandinavia.
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