Plage de la Seguia

A tour in town is recommended to get a glimpse of Tunisian life – from the fishing port to the lively markets, and the beautiful “funduqs” houses (some are hundred of years old). There is also a special small church and two notable mosques (Mosque of the Turks and Mosque of the …

This museum features beautiful collections of traditional costumes as well as Jewish and Muslim jewels. The museum is located in an old Koranic education centre from the 18th …

The picturesque village of Guellala is renowned for its ceramics and this museum presents the richness of Derjba’s traditions. The beautiful location on a hill grants it one of the best views over the …

Situated in the village of Er Riadh, the synagogue serves as the focal point of Jews in North Africa. It has been a holy place for 1,400 …

Among the many mosques in Djerba’s villages, two should not be missed: the Turkish Mosque in El May, in the heart of the island, with whitewashed walls, this fortified mosque is simply beautiful. El May’s market is also worth a visit. In Mellita, another village near the airport, their 9th-century Mosque is one of the …

Originally built in 13th century and restored several times throughout the years, Bordj el Kabir overlooks the Houmt Souk region. On a sunny day you can take a hike up the hill and enjoy a great view of the …

If you want to enjoy a day on the beach come to Plage Sidi Maharès to soak up the sun. This is Djerba's main beach and offers you a clean area at the blue …

Summer, sun and happy people is what you find at Plage de la Séguia. Here you can easily spend a whole day of swimming and sun bathing. If you get hungry there are several places to grab a bite …

You're an outdoor freak and are looking for an adventure? Then head over to Nefta, walk the medina of the desert town and explore the sand dunes and canyons …

Originally a Roman town, Gightis dates back to the 2nd century and features Roman sights from years gone by. Explore the baths, walk the forum and visit the …