Djerba is easy to explore: the island is flat, distances are short and every village has its own character. Between two swims, here are twenty ideas to discover it, from its souks to its villages, without forgetting its food.
- Wander through the souks of Houmt Souk.
- Visit Borj el-Kebir, the fort facing the sea.
- See the Houmt Souk fish market in the morning.
- Walk among the murals of Djerbahood, in Erriadh.
- Discover the El Ghriba synagogue.
- Watch the potters at work in Guellala.
- Visit the Guellala museum, devoted to the island's traditions.
- Swim at Sidi Mahrez beach.
- Take a boat to Ras R'mel, the flamingo peninsula.
- Browse the Midoun market.
- Cycle around the island.
- See the Taguermess lighthouse, on the island's eastern tip.
- Cross the Roman causeway at El Kantara.
- Visit an Ibadi mosque, such as Fadhloun.
- Discover the Djerba Explore park and its crocodile farm.
- Go for a camel ride on the beach.
- Take a day trip to the desert, to Ksar Ghilane or Matmata.
- Taste the island's typical dishes.
- Enjoy a grilled fish by the sea.
- End the day with a Djerbian dinner in Midoun: see our menu.
Things to do in Djerba: your questions
How many days do you need to visit Djerba?
Three days cover the essentials: see our 3-day itinerary.
Can you visit Djerba without a car?
Yes: taxis, bikes and organised trips reach the main sights. A rental car gives more freedom for the villages in the south.
By the Restaurant Sultana team.