# La Badira La Badira is a 5-star hotel of 130 suites for guests aged 16 and over, on a small headland in Hammamet Nord, and a member of The Leading Hotels of the World. Every suite is at least 45 m²; the hotel has a Clarins spa, two pools, a beach and three restaurants, about 55 km from Enfidha airport. Rates start at about €115 a night for two, breakfast included. Source : https://sabaro-travel.com/en/hotels/la-badira/ La Badira is the Hammamet hotel for a grown-up stay: 130 suites reserved for guests aged 16 and over, all facing the bay, on a small headland north of the resort. It is a member of The Leading Hotels of the World, or LHW, an international network of independent luxury hotels, and it is the highest-rated of our Cap Bon hotels, at 4.7 out of 5 on Tripadvisor (2,672 reviews). ## Suites only, from 45 m² La Badira has suites only, decorated in an Oriental style drawing on local craftsmanship, in shades of white and beige. The range falls into three levels. The 45 m² suites make up most of the hotel: the view of the Bay of Hammamet is what sets them apart, and only the Suite Yasmine has a bathtub, the Fell suites having a shower open to the bedroom. For a honeymoon or an anniversary, the Suite Nour adds a living room and a terrace with an outdoor hot tub above the sea. The six Legend suites, each dedicated to a figure linked to Hammamet (Leïla Menchari, Claudia Cardinale, Jean Cocteau, Georges Sebastian, Wallis Simpson and Paul Klee), are for a once-in-a-lifetime stay; the Suite Claudia Cardinale has its own private pool above the sea. ## Chef Ramzi Bouguila's kitchen The kitchen is led by chef Ramzi Bouguila. The hotel has three restaurants and a bar: - **Kamilah**, open from noon to midnight, local time; - **Adra**, closed on Mondays; - the **Beach Grill**, on the beach, from June to September only; - the **Pool Bar**, by the pool. The hotel publishes a dress code for its restaurants, which Sabaro sends with your confirmation. ## Spa by Clarins and two pools The Spa by Clarins brings together treatment rooms, hammams, a fitness room, a herbal-tea room, a hair salon, pedicure and a nail bar. Its heated, semi-covered indoor pool faces the sea, and makes swimming possible from November to April. The large infinity pool looks out over the Bay of Hammamet. See also [spa and wellness](/en/themes/spa-and-wellness/). ## What changes with the seasons The hotel is open all year; only the Beach Grill is seasonal, from June to September. The sea is warmest from June to October: around Hammamet, its average temperature rises from 22.5 °C in June to 27 °C in August and stays above 24 °C in October; it is 15-16 °C from January to April. In winter, daytime highs are 16-18 °C, and the hotel presents its Legend suites, including the Claudia Cardinale with its fireplace, as made for fireside evenings. In July and August, the [Hammamet International Festival](/en/events/festival-international-hammamet/) stages its shows in the amphitheatre of Dar Sebastian. ## Location The hotel occupies a small headland in Hammamet Nord. Enfidha-Hammamet airport is about 55 km away, and Tunis-Carthage about 75 km, an hour's drive on the motorway. The Hammamet medina and its kasbah, open 8.30 am-6 pm in winter for TND 8, about €2.40, and Dar Sebastian, the 1920s villa that is now an international cultural centre, make a half-day visit. Neighbouring Nabeul has an archaeological museum rich in Roman mosaics from ancient Neapolis. For the region, see our [Hammamet and Cap Bon](/en/tunisia/hammamet-cap-bon/) page. ## Prices In October 2026, for two nights in March 2027, the cheapest suite was offered at about €115 a night for two adults, breakfast included, with free cancellation, all taxes included. Tourist tax is extra and paid at the hotel: TND 12 per person per night, about €3.60, for up to ten nights, or TND 24 a night for a couple, about €7. ## Sabaro's view **Who it suits**: couples, honeymooners (see [honeymoon](/en/themes/honeymoon/)) and travellers without children who want a large, peaceful hotel by the sea. **Highlights**: suites of at least 45 m²; the adults-only setting; the Clarins spa and its heated pool; a concierge belonging to Les Clefs d'Or, the international association of hotel concierges; a moderate price in March for a hotel of this standard. **Good to know**: under-16s are not accepted; the Beach Grill only operates in summer; Adra is closed on Mondays. For full thalassotherapy and family suites, see [Hasdrubal Thalassa & Spa Yasmine Hammamet](/en/hotels/hasdrubal-thalassa-yasmine-hammamet/). More addresses are on our [adults-only](/en/themes/adults-only/) page. ## Frequently asked questions ### Does La Badira accept children? No: the hotel is reserved for guests aged 16 and over. ### Which suite should I choose? The Suite Fell avec vue mer for the bay from your bed; the Suite Yasmine for a bathtub; the Suite Nour and its terrace hot tub for a honeymoon; the Suite Claudia Cardinale for a pool of your own. ### Which airport is best for La Badira? Enfidha-Hammamet, about 55 km away, is the closest. Tunis-Carthage is about 75 km away, an hour's drive on the motorway. See our guide to [getting around Tunisia](/en/guides/se-deplacer-tunisie/). ### Can I swim in winter? In the spa's heated indoor pool, yes. The sea drops to 15-16 °C from January to April. ### Is the hotel open in winter? Yes, all year round. Only the Beach Grill closes outside June to September.