Djerba Travel Guide: Top Sights in Tunisia, Tours & Travel Advice -

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Djerba- Travel Tips What to See, How to Plan & Tours: City/Town; Tunisia; 5 Reviews

Suggested Duration: 6 hours

Djerba, a Tunisian island in the Gulf of Gabès, is the largest island in North Africa, spanning 514 square kilometers. Known for its rich history and cultural diversity, Djerba has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2023. The island, part of Medenine Governorate, offers visitors a blend of traditional and modern experiences, from ancient ruins to vibrant markets.

Operators offering tours in Tunisia

Happy Explore Safari *

Attractions in Djerba

Djerba Explore Park

4.8

Houmt Souk

Fadhloun Mosque

Reviews of Djerba

meh meh meh

5
Reviewed: 2024-10-24

About the least crowded most comfortable location to visit on a vacation in Tunisia
Mickey Nicked

5
Reviewed: 2024-08-14

Very good holidays' destination with friendly people. A bit overpriced in some cases. A bit rubbish in some places. Sand everywhere with very warm water. Nice wide beaches with many camels and horses and beach sellers. Very nice attractions and trips possible to buy. Cheap cigarettes, but banned cannabis. Alcohol is possible to get everywhere. Food simple and not much tasty. Many nice and sweet fruits and fruit juices and cocktails.
WASA group Real estate krabi

5
Reviewed: 2024-06-03

very beautiful island djerba ❤️
Lisa Skalecki

4
Reviewed: 2024-03-21

As others mentioned there is a lot of trash strewn about the sides of roads in Djerba and in fact in much of Tunisia. We still enjoyed our visit to the island, here are some snapshots taken from our tour bus. The sites we stopped at are in separate reviews. Hopefully, as more tour groups come to Tunisia, they will be motivated to clean up the trash on the sides of the roads.
Antonio Teoharev

3
Reviewed: 2023-07-28

The reason I am giving Djerba a 3-star is for many reasons. First main reason is that the island itself is not what it seems on pictures. The streets are filled with trash and homeless animals and many other things. Second, the resort we stayed at and many others around are beautiful on the outside but not at all new or at least remodeled on the inside. The third and final reason is the beaches/environment all around. Not at all organized,trash everywhere, and the people trying to sell tours are annoying. I understand they are making a living but it gets annoying when your trying to relax. Djerba all around is a beautiful place to visit if you looking for cultural experiences and a different way of life. The resort we stayed was 2 star for sure. Food not so good,staff did not speak English,the beach was terrible, and the resort was old. If your a person that wants to bring your family or other half, I do not recommend Djerba.