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La Tunisie, fusion entre histoire et modernité, se dévoile majestueusement depuis la mer. Louer un yacht offre une perspective unique pour explorer ce pays, où les médinas rencontrent la Méditerranée.

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• Départ de Tunis et navigation vers Sidi Bou Said, un charmant village au bord de la mer Méditerranée.
• Explorez les ruelles blanches et bleues de Sidi Bou Said, avec ses maisons traditionnelles et ses boutiques d’artisanat.
• Visitez les ruines de Carthage, site archéologique fascinant qui était autrefois une puissante cité antique.
• Dînez au restaurant Au Bon Vieux Temps à Sidi Bou Said, offrant une cuisine tunisienne raffinée dans une atmosphère agréable.

• Naviguez vers Hammamet, l’une des stations balnéaires les plus populaires de Tunisie.
• Profitez des plages de sable doré et des eaux turquoise.
• Visitez la médina de Hammamet avec ses ruelles étroites, ses souks et ses maisons traditionnelles.

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• Mettez le cap sur les îles Kerkennah, un archipel préservé et paisible au large des côtes tunisiennes.
• Explorez les villages de pêcheurs traditionnels et découvrez la vie insulaire authentique.
• Profitez de la beauté naturelle de l’archipel en vous détendant sur des plages isolées.
• Dînez sur le pont du yacht avec des mets locaux préparés par l’équipage.

• Naviguez vers l’île de Djerba, la plus grande île de la Tunisie.
• Explorez la médina de Houmt Souk et ses souks animés.
• Dînez au restaurant El Bahr, situé à Houmt Souk, qui propose des plats de poisson frais et des spécialités tunisiennes.

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The Ultimate Guide to Djerba, Tunisia

Djerba is an island paradise in Africa. I know what you’re thinking, what in the world is Sam talking about?! I’m not kidding guys! Djerba is a small island on the southeastern coast of Tunisia and it is a little treasure in the Mediterranean Sea. I would best describe Djerba as a mix between Morocco and Greece: imagine white-washed towns draped in bougainvilleas with an Arabic influence.

You’ve probably have never heard of this place and it’s likely that Tunisia is not a country on the top of your bucket list, but I’m about to change that for you in this travel guide! Djerba is a small haven for turquoise beaches, charming villages, a touch of history and lots of delicious food! This island is perfect for a short weekend getaway or a week-long retreat.

If you’re planning a trip to Tunisia, check out my guide on How to Visit the Sahara Oases in Tunisia

HOW TO GET TO DJERBA

Djerba is a small island, but you’re in luck… the island has an international airport that services flights both to and from Europe and the capital city, Tunis. If you’re coming from overseas, it’s likely you will need to connect before you arrive in Djerba.

Once on the island, you can grab a taxi or hire a private driver with your accommodation to get from town to town. Make sure to check with your host on typical rates from point A to point B and to bargain for a pre-negotiated price with the driver before you start your journey.

WHAT TO DO IN DJERBA

Discover houmt souk.

Houmt Souk is the “neighborhood market” and the largest town on the island. It is a more touristic spot, but there are some great local shops in the souk and the streets here totally reminded me of Greece (& were ohhhhh so photogenic!) After some browsing and a few photo stops, grab an authentic Tunisian lunch at Restaurant Essofra .

GO ON A BEACHSIDE CARAVAN

Camels on the beach? In Djerba, this is a very common sight to see! I’ve seen my fair share of camels in the desert, but never on a crystal clear beach in the Mediterranean Sea!

Djerba has several beaches, but some of the best beaches are on the northeast coast in the “zone touristique”. These beaches are privately owned by resorts and cater to tourists, meaning that the beaches are cleaner, water sports are easily accessible and camel caravans are casually roaming up and down the beach if you fancy a ride.

WATCH THE SUNSET

Djerba has some of the most gorgeous sunsets. Find a good spot on the shallow waters and watch the sunset reflect over the horizon! The colors of the sunset are UNREAL here.

EXPLORE ERRIADAH

Erriadah is a small village located towards the center of the island. This village is the cultural soul of Djerba and the streets here are absolutely charming (just take a look at my photos below and you will be convinced!)

Djerba is historically known for its religious tolerance and multiculturalism in Tunisia and Erriadah is the best symbol of this: the town has both a synagogue and a mosque that shows the friendly relationship between the two cultures here on the island. Visit the Synagogue de la Ghriba, roam the streets and grab a bite to eat at my favorite restaurant in Djerba, La Placette .

HUNT FOR STREET ART IN DJERBAHOOD

Erriadah is also home to Tunisia’s finest street art. Djerbahood was a concept that was developed in this village to showcase street art from artists around the world. There are so many beautiful masterpieces painted on the walls of the town, so grab your camera and hunt them down throughout the winding alleyways.

LEARN SOME HISTORY AT THE GHAZI MUSTAPHA TOWER

The Ghazi Mustapha Tower is an ancient castle located on the coast nearby Houmt Souk. This castle was built at the end of the 14th century on ancient Roman Ruins. It was occupied by several different ruling kingdoms and it is now a museum open to the public.

ESCAPE TO THE WEST END

There aren’t many tourists on the west end of the island, but it’s an amazing trek. The Djerba locals told me that the beaches were better on this side of the island, so I decided to check it out for myself… and they were right! The beaches here are calm and crystal-clear, plus there are no tourists in sight! Take your driver for the day to explore the different beaches on this side of the island and have fresh lunch on the beach at Le Petit Marin .

SHOP THE SOUKS

For me, it’s not a trip without a visit to the local souks! I love picking up handmade rattan bags, leather slippers, pottery and embroidered cushions when I’m travelling in Tunisia. There are small shops in every town, but my favorite souks were in Houmt Souk and Erriadah.

GO ON A PIRATE SHIP CRUISE

Sadly, I did not have time to go on a pirate ship cruise , but this is an activity that is very popular among tourists on the island. The pirate ships depart from Houmt Souk and take you on a day trip to spot dolphins and relax on the beach at the Island of Flamingos. If you’re wanting to spot some wildlife and experience some festive entertainment, this is a trip for you!

WHERE TO STAY

During my time in Djerba, I decided to stay at Dar Bibine in Erriadah. Erriadah is centrally located on the island, which makes it the perfect home-base to explore (& it is by far the most charming town in Djerba!) Dar Bibine is all about the aesthetics… it is the perfect blend of a laid-back Mediterranean escape with an Arabic flair. The minimalist decor is well-curated and the hosts are helpful and welcoming!

OTHER TOP PICKS TO STAY:

• Radisson Blu Resort Djerba

WHERE TO EAT & DRINK

Tunisian food is absolutely delicious and its a wonderful blend of Mediterranean flavors with traditional Northern African spices and specialties. You can’t go wrong a good meat and veggie couscous or a slow-cooked tagine! I’ve picked out some of my favorite restaurants across the island for you:

• Restaurant Essofra
• Restaurant Haroun
• La Placette
• Les Palmiers Chez Neji et Catherine
• Café Restaurant Sidi Bou Saïd
• Le Petit Marin

TRAVEL TIPS

Djerba is not a huge tourist destination yet, so let me give you the DL. This small island is off the coast of southern Tunisia in northern Africa known for its Mediterranean beaches and coastal towns. The island has a long historical background of multiculturalism and tolerance with a blend of Berber, Arab, Jewish and African culture.

The main language on the island is Arabic, although French is also widely spoken. Cash is king, so make sure to bring bills with you to exchange with your accommodation host or map out the closest ATM’s to use with your international debit card. The currency here is the Tunisian dinar.

The weather can get very hot, so make sure you come prepared with sunscreen and drink plenty of fluids! Also remember that Djerba has a majority-Islamic population, so dress relatively modest at the beach and when walking around town.

Djerba is a safe place to visit and I did not experience any unpleasant circumstances while traveling here, but make sure to always stay alert as Djerba is not too far from the Libyan border.

WHAT TO WEAR

I love dressing for the destination, so I was alllll about finding Bohemian pieces that were cool, comfortable and didn’t show too much skin. If you’re traveling to Tunisia, make sure to pack light-weight fabrics that breathe and can protect you from the intensity of the desert sun.

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Calimera yati beach: the perfect family holiday on the beach. relax in our 4-star hotel with special kids' clubs/miniclubs, wellness offers and a selection of comfortable family rooms..

Our rooms to feel good

• Double room
• Double room sea view
• Economy double room
• Calimera family room
• Family room duplex
• Family room

Occupancy: 3 Adu, 1 Chi

31-35 sqm, garden view, non-smoking, wheelchair accessible (room bookable on request), wheelchair accessible (room bookable on request), shower or bathtub, toilet, air conditioning, centrally controlled, approx. 15.6.-15.9., minibar (extra charge), safe, TV (satellite TV, German-speaking programme, country-specific programme, flat screen), balcony or terrace, no. of rooms: 133

31-35 sqm, sea view, non-smoking, shower or bathtub, toilet, air conditioning, centrally controlled, approx. 15.6.-15.9., minibar (extra charge), safe, TV (satellite TV, German-speaking programme, local programme, flat screen), balcony, no. of rooms: 114

31-35 sqm, garden view, non-smoking, wheelchair accessible (room bookable on request), wheelchair accessible (room bookable on request), shower or bathtub, toilet, air conditioning, centrally controlled, approx. 15.6.-15.9., minibar (extra charge), safe, TV (satellite TV, German-speaking programme, country-specific programme, flat screen), no. of rooms: 114

Occupancy: 3 Adu, 2 Chi

36-40 sqm, quadruple bed, with connecting door, children's play area, 2 separate bedrooms, garden view, non-smoking, 2 single beds, 1 double bed (king-size), 1 bathroom, shower or bathtub, WC, tiles, air conditioning, centrally controlled, approx. 15.6.-15.9., minibar (extra charge), safe, TV (satellite TV, German-speaking programme, country-specific programme, flat screen), balcony or terrace, no. of rooms: 25

46-50 sqm, maisonette, 2 floors, 2 separate bedrooms, garden view, non-smoking, 2 single beds, 1 double bed (king-size), 2 bathrooms, shower or bathtub, toilet, tiles, air conditioning, centrally controlled, approx. 15.6.-15.9., minibar (extra charge), safe, TV (satellite TV, German-speaking programme, country-specific programme, flat screen), balcony or terrace, no. of rooms: 25

31-35 sqm, quadruple bed, garden view, non-smoking, 2 single beds, 1 double bed (king-size), bunk bed, 1 bathroom, shower or bathtub, toilet, tiles, air conditioning, centrally controlled, approx. 15.6.-15.9., minibar (extra charge), safe, TV (satellite TV, German-speaking programme, country-specific programme, flat screen), balcony or terrace, no. of rooms: 40

Your dream holiday starts here: Discover our family-friendly beach resort

Fantastic location: direct on the beach of djerba.

Discover the magic of Djerba at Calimera Yati Beach, a family-friendly 4-star resort located directly on the crystal-clear Mediterranean Sea. Imagine spending your days on the 500 metre long, fine sandy beach while the kids play in the gentle waves. With its quiet location, just a few kilometres from the lively centres of Houmt Souk and Midoun, our resort offers the perfect mix of relaxation and adventure. Enjoy the warm sun and cool sea breeze while you relax on the comfortable loungers or read a good book under the parasols. The beach is part of the resort and is equipped with all the amenities you need for a carefree day by the sea.

Comfort and style: our rooms and suites

At Calimera Yati Beach, 326 stylishly furnished accommodation units await you, perfectly tailored to the needs of families. Choose between our cosy double rooms, spacious family rooms and exclusive duplex suites - all with magnificent garden or sea views. Each room is equipped with modern amenities such as air conditioning, satellite TV and minibar to make your stay as comfortable as possible. For families, we also offer special Calimera family accommodation with connecting doors and child-friendly facilities. Enjoy the comfort and privacy of your own retreat while you savour the view of the picturesque landscape or the sparkling sea.

Culinary delights: Our restaurants and bars

The Calimera Yati Beach also has a lot to offer in terms of cuisine. Look forward to a buffet restaurant in a modern marketplace style, as well as delicious international and local dishes. Our à la carte restaurant will delight you with Italian cuisine and a magnificent view from the terrace. Enjoy a cool drink or an aromatic tea in one of our bars or the Moorish Café.

A paradise for kids

Endless fun at the calimigo children's club.

There is also plenty for teenagers to discover at Calimera Yati Beach. Our special teen programme offers young people between the ages of 13 and 17 the perfect mix of action and chilling out. They can meet up, relax and have fun together in the separate teen lounge. With sports activities, evening events and exciting excursions, we ensure that older kids also have an unforgettable holiday.

• Calimigo Children Club: A paradise for kids with age-appropriate activities.
• Teens Lounge: A separate area for teenagers to relax and meet friends.
• Kids' entertainment: Daily entertainment with games, sports and fun.
• Children's and baby pools: Safe swimming fun for kids.
• Children's disco: Dance and music for the young night owls.

At Calimera Yati Beach, fun for your kids is our top priority. Our Calimigo Children's Club offers a varied programme for kids between the ages of 3 and 12. Here they can play, learn and make new friends in a safe and supervised environment. With creative workshops, exciting theme days centred around the Mascot Calimigo and fun sports activities, we ensure that your little ones experience something new every day. Our qualified child carers speak several languages and are always ready to listen to your kids' needs.

Activities and events

Sport and fun à la calimera.

When the sun goes down, Calimera Yati Beach comes to life. Our discotheque and theatre offer you a variety of evening entertainment. Dance to the latest hits in the discotheque or enjoy one of our live shows in the theatre. Our evening entertainment offers entertainment for the whole family and is the perfect end to an eventful day. Be enthralled by our professional entertainers and experience unforgettable nights at Calimera Yati Beach.

There's something for everyone at Calimera Yati Beach. Whether you want to work off your energy with beach volleyball, archery or on the tennis courts, you'll find a wide range of sports options here. For water sports enthusiasts, we offer activities such as windsurfing, sailing and water skiing. Our daytime and evening entertainment programme also provides constant entertainment and fun for the whole family. Take part in our fitness courses or try out new trend sports - we have something for everyone.

Everything at a glance

Tunisia, Djerba - Djerba Island

• directly on the beach
• to the city centre: Houmt Souk, approx. 22 km
• to the airport: Djerba International Airport, approx. 35 km
• to the town centre: Midoun, approx. 7 km
• Sandy beach: part of the resort, approx. 500 m long, parasols, sun loungers, beach towel/bathing towel (deposit required), sanitary facilities (shower), sanitary facilities (WC)
• Official national category: 4 stars
• Year of construction: 1994
• Hotel language: German, English, French, Arabic, Italian
• Number of buildings: 2, Number of floors in main building: 2, Number of accommodation units: 326, Number of beds: 816
• Payment methods: MasterCard, Visa, Girocard
• Facilities/public areas are barrier-free
• Facilities/public areas are wheelchair accessible
• Child-friendly, family-friendly, typical local style
• Reception (24-hour reception) (earliest check-in time 1pm, latest check-out time 12pm)
• Lift, air conditioning, luggage room
• Wi-Fi, throughout the entire resort
• Disco (from 16 years), theatre
• Boutique, souvenir shop, kiosk, hairdresser
• Drinks machine, cash machine/bank machine, events, gala
• À-la-carte restaurant: Italian cuisine, typical local cuisine, with terrace
• Buffet restaurant: in marketplace style, non-smoking, air-conditioned
• Lobby bar, bar, Moorish Café, pool bar, snack bar
• Greeting drink, porter, medical service (subject to charge), transfer service (subject to charge), luggage service, doctor in hotel (German, English), laundry service (subject to charge), currency exchange
• Indoor pool: approx. 15.11.-15.3., heatable, fresh water
• Terrace, garden area
• 1 pool: open all year round, fresh water, water slides, parasols, sun loungers, towel (deposit required)
• 1 pool: relaxation pool, open all year round, parasols, sun loungers, towel (deposit required)

All Inclusive Plus Breakfast (buffet), late riser breakfast until 11am, lunch (buffet), dinner (buffet), dinner in the à-la-carte restaurant (1x per stay), drinks free of charge (soft drinks, mineral water, coffee/tea, table wine, beer, juices, selection of  spirits, 00:00), coffee/tea and pastries (3.30pm-5pm)

• Children' club/miniclub: Calimigo Children Club, 3-12 years
• Teens programme during the holidays, separate teens lounge
• Calimigo Dance
• Kids' entertainment: 3-12 years, daytime entertainment (6x per week), 3-12 years, evening entertainment (daily), 3-12 years, sports entertainment (daily), language: German, English, French, local language
• Youth entertainment: 13-17 years, daytime entertainment (6x per week), 13-17 years, evening entertainment (daily), 13-17 years, sports entertainment (daily), language: German, English, French, local language, approx. 22 June - 11 September
• Playground (outside)
• Children's disco
• Games hire (board games)
• Baby pool (outside): Fresh water, open all year round
• Kids Pool (outside)
• Babysitting service (for a fee)
• Room facilities: baby crip, high chair

Wellness included 

• Moorish bath

Wellness for a fee (partly external supplier) 

• Spa: 200 square meters, from 16 years
• Massages: classic massage, shiatsu
• Cosmetic treatments: Manicure, pedicure, peeling

Sports & entertainment included (some external suppliers) 

• Extensive entertainment and sports programme with various trend sports, e.g. beach volleyball, beach soccer, fitness courses, water polo, crossboccia®, shuffleboard
• Beach volleyball
• Beach sports, darts, mini golf, polo
• Aerobics, aqua gymnastics
• Tennis: 4 hard courts, floodlights (subject to charge)
• Tennis equipment hire
• Table tennis
• Daytime entertainment, 6x per week
• Evening entertainment, 6x per week
• Sports entertainment, 6x per week
• Animation: German, English, French, local language
• Themed days, club activities

Sports & entertainment for a fee (some external suppliers)

• Water skiing: in the hotel, sports equipment hire, lessons
• Banana boat: at the hotel, sports equipment hire
• Sailing: Sports equipment hire, lessons
• Catamaran: at the hotel, sports equipment hire, lessons
• Boat: at the hotel, sports equipment hire
• Pedal boat: in the hotel, sports equipment hire
• Wave riding/surfing: in the hotel, sports equipment hire, lessons
• Windsurfing: in the hotel, sports equipment hire, lessons
• Jetskiing: in the hotel, sports equipment hire, lessons
• Tennis courses (German, English, French, Italian)
• Diving equipment hire, diving lessons

Frequently asked questions about the Hotel Calimera Yati Beach

Where is the calimera yati beach located.

The Calimera Yati Beach is located directly on the shallowly sloping sandy beach.

What room categories does the Calimera Yati Beach offer?

The Calimera Yati Beach offers various room categories, including double rooms with garden or sea view, economy double rooms, family rooms, family rooms duplex and Calimera family accommodation. All rooms have modern facilities and offer comfort for families and couples.

Are there special offers for kids at Calimera Yati Beach?

Yes, the Calimera Yati Beach is very family-friendly and offers a Calimigo Children Club for kids aged 3-12, a teens' programme, kids' entertainment, a playground, children's and baby pools and a babysitting service.

Is the Calimera Yati Beach barrier-free?

Which events does calimera yati beach off in 2024.

The Calimera Yati Beach offers the following events in 2024:

• Body & relax - Relaxation training for body, mind & soul 31.03.-26.04.2024 (free of charge)
• Nordic walking - explore the hotel's surroundings 25.02.-22.03.2024 (free of charge)

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The great island of the Tunisian South and Zarzis, its neighbour on the mainland, are one of the most marvellous holiday destinations in the Mediterranean. Djerba is also a traditional land and a gateway to the nearby Sahara.

The beaches of Djerba and Zarzis

Are you a daydreamer? You will love Djerba for its fine sandy beaches fringed with palm trees , its seas in multiple shades of turquoise, its serene landscapes and its colourful sunsets .

Take a dip on a beach far away from the hotels. See how the migratory birds gather. Gossip with the fishermen to learn their traditional ways… Or go on a pirate boat trip to take a swim on a beautiful wild beach.

Also on offer are numerous massages and treatments proposed by the many spas and thalassotherapy centres of Djerba and Zarzis. With its end-of-the-world atmosphere, Djerba is the ideal place to relax! 

Do you think that holidays are made for moving around and having fun? You will have many holiday clubs to choose from and you can try multiple beach activities .

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For an exotic massage , a perfumed clay wrap in the hammam , or a complete thalassotherapy treatment program , Djerba and Zarzis have magnificent spas and thalassotherapy centers.

A must: go on a pirate boat trip to have lunch on the ‘ Pink Flamingo Island ’ and take a swim on this sandy peninsula in wonderfully pure water. And enjoy the lively atmosphere on board!

An island worth discovering

Explore sandy trails by bike . Admire the small countryside mosques .

Other options: going out in the evening to restaurants and nightclubs , taking a trip out to sea on board a pirate ship , or along the lagoons riding a quad bike .

Did you know? You can also play golf in Djerba. Read more about golfing in Tunisia .

Finally, don’t forget that Djerba and Zarzis are your gateway to the Sahara . Berber villages, Ksour and sand dunes are a 4x4 ride away!

> CHOOSE YOUR ACCOMMODATION IN DJERBA OR ZARZIS .

Are you a street art fan? Take a stroll through Djerbahood , the village of Erriadh transformed by artists from all around the world… And also look for works of art scattered around the countryside. Read more about Djerbahood, the street art village .

Buy fresh fish at the market in Houmt-Souk , the island’s main town. You can have it grilled and then taste it straight away in one of the small neighbouring restaurants!

Explore Djerba island on foot : a charming hike between old Menzels , small mosques and olive trees . Read: hiking in Djerba .

On a quad bike or buggy , ride along the sandy tracks in the palm groves , between the dunes or along the lagoons .

In Houmt-Souk , have a drink in the courtyard of an ancient Fondouk (caravanserai): the Youth Hostel or the hotel Arischa .

For a more muffled and jazzy atmosphere, choose the lounge-bar La Taverne just a stone’s throw from the beach of Sidi Mahrez.

Explore traditional weaving shops : woollen blankets, hand-woven bedspreads and shimmering fabrics will enchant you!

In the south of the island, visit the pottery workshops of Guellala . Some of them will offer you to try your hand at pottery, to visit to a clay quarry , or to taste the famous lamb ‘à la gargoulette’ , a roast cooked in a clay pot.

Visit a ‘ houch ’, the traditional house of Djerba. These all-white houses, consisting of vaulted rooms around a patio, are perfectly suited to the hot climate.

The Djerba Explore park includes the reconstruction of a ‘ menzel ’: the houch with all its outbuildings (well, weaving workshop, potter’s kiln).

Attend the feeding of crocodiles at the Djerba Explore centre! This leisure park is home to a Nile crocodile farm. The reptiles are fed in front of visitors on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays at 5pm ( on Facebook ).

Play golf between the sea and the sand dunes! The Djerba Golf Course (27 holes) stretches at the foot of the palm trees in a typically Djerbian landscape. More information about the Djerba Golf Course.

What to see on Djerba island?

A thousand-year-old synagogue , original traditions , beautiful museums and even a colourful street art village: places of interest are plentiful.

The Borj Ghazi Mustapha fortress

The walls of this seaside fortress still ring with the battles that raged there, in the 16th century, between the Spanish and the Turkish corsairs led by the famous Dragut . Practical information .

The Museum of Traditional Heritage of Djerba

Found in Houmt-Souk , this modern museum showcase many aspects of Djerba’s unique heritage: agricultural techniques, the tradition of pottery , an extremely beautiful collection of costumes and jewellery … Practical information.

The craft village of Houmt-Souk

This centre brings together workshops of talented craftsmen as varied as traditional weaving loom or art pottery (on Facebook ).

The town of Houmt-Souk

This small town is today the main locality of Djerba. In the past, it had many caravanserais , or fondouks : you can still see their beautiful white arcades, sometimes in ruins, sometimes converted into craft shops.

Also worth seeing: the souks , the silver jewellery shops, the covered market where fish is sold by auction, the church of Saint Joseph built in the past by the small Maltese community.

The Fadhloun Mosque-Museum

Fitted for visiting, this small countryside mosque is typical of Djerba.

Built in the 14th century, it was a community center including a school, defence devices in case of an invasion, a mill and a bread oven for nearby farmers…

Its sober architecture is astonishingly beautiful.


Open for visits in the morning from 7 to 12. Read more about the Fadhloun mosque .

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The synagogue of La Ghriba

Jews and Muslims have peacefully cohabitated for centuries on the island of Djerba.

Visit this pretty synagogue decorated with ceramic tiles in shades of blue. It is said to have been founded in the 6th century BC, evidence of a very longstanding Jewish presence on this island.

Djerba Explore park: crocodiles and heritage!

A large farm of Nile crocodiles is the other attraction of the park: feedings are particularly impressive!

You can also visit one of Djerba’s traditional dwellings , a potter’s workshop , an oil press … all faithfully reconstructed ( on Facebook ).

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Djerbahood, the street art village

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Guellala, the village of potters

Located in the south of the island, Guellala is the village of the potters of Djerba. Since time immemorial, they have worked with clay in the coolness of their underground workshops . Jars, gargoyles, vases and trinkets made of raw clay are their speciality.

Also worth seeing: the Guellala Heritage Museum presents amusing reconstructions of daily life.

What to visit around Djerba and Zarzis?

The medina of Gabes and its maritime oasis – the only one in the Mediterranean – are worth a detour.

One of them – now the Sidi Driss hotel – was used as a set in an episode of Star Wars . Read more: Star Wars in Tunisia, to the birthplace of the Skywalkers .

Visit other Berber villages like Tamezret and Toujane in the surrounding area.

More about Matmata and its subterranean homes.

The land of the Ksour

Around Medenine and Tataouine stretch majestic landscapes of arid mountains and rocky spurs.

Unusual structures arise out of this “desert of stone”: the Ksour , collective granaries formed of superimposed chambers, and Berber villages dug into mountainside.  Read more about the Ksour of the Tunisian South .

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Bateau semi-rigide (année 2021) amarré à Djerba-Midoun. La location est proposée avec ou sans skipper. Néanmoins, et pour l'utiliser sans skipper, il est recommandé d'avoir le permis. Il est équipé d'un roll-bar avec taud de soleil, GPS-Sondeur, console de pilotage, siège assise 2 places, echelle de bain 3 marches.

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Noureddine est un propriétaire honnête, agréable et organisé. Il est à l'écoute de ses clients et s'adapte facilement à leurs envies. Le dialogue est facile, amical, et il n'hésite pas à nous mettre à l'aise. Je recommande les yeux fermés! Encore merci à toi Noureddine.

Hamid a été ponctuel, sérieux et très convivial. Je le recommande.

Très belle expérience de navigation avec le bateau de Nourredine , qui nous a parfaitement assisté lors du départ et du retour . Je recommande vivement ce bateau et son propriétaire.

Merci à Sabine, Luc et Pierre-Henri pour leur ponctualité et le respect de l'environnement. Luc a maitrisé la navigation sur un semi rigide en Méditerranée, peut-être est-ce grâce à l'aide du jeune matelot Pierre-Henri ?🙂

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Calimera Yati Beach

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Located beside the beach, Calimera Yati Beach features 2 swimming pools and a restaurant that serves local dishes. Guests are invited to relax to the spa and wellness center, in the sauna and on the terrace. All of the air-conditioned rooms are equipped with a TV with satellite channels and a telephone. They also have a furnished terrace or a balcony. A continental breakfast is available every morning. Guests can sample a drink at the bar beside the outdoor pool or a quick lunch at the snack bar. Other activities include a hot tub, a barber and beauty shop and a night club. You can also play tennis, table tennis, request a massage or rent a bicycle, at an additional cost. The hotel is located 19 mi from Djerba-Zarzis International Airport and 3.1 mi from Midoun city. Djerba Golf Club is located 1.4 mi away.

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Amenities of Calimera Yati Beach Great facilities! Review score, 8.2

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The Island of Djerba — The Land of Peace, Openness & Tolerance 13 min read

Djerba, connected to Tunisia’s mainland by a Roman causeway, and still maintaining an ancient way of life, has long fascinated its visitors.

Ulysses recounts in Homer’s Odyssey how the winds drove his seafaring warriors to the shores of the land of the Lotus-Eaters. They became addicted to the lotus flowers fed to them by the locals and dropped all chance of returning home. According to legend, this location was Djerba, an island off the coast of southern Tunisia. Tennyson elaborated on the scene in his 1832 poem “The Lotos-Eaters”: “In the afternoon, they came unto a land/ In which it seemed always afternoon./ All round the coast the languid air did swoon, / Breathing like one that hath a weary dream.” 

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Djerba — The Island of Dreams

Nowadays, the majority of visitors to the island come to enjoy the thalassotherapy centers clustered along the island’s main tourist strip, on the island’s north-east coast.

Djerba is a center for thalassotherapy, which utilizes the sun and sea water to treat a variety of conditions ranging from arthritis to eczema to depression, and the new Radisson Thalasso is a sprawling complex of sea-water pools, hammams, treatment cabins, and massage rooms with views across desert and palm trees to the sea.

However, the island of Djerba that lies away from the hotels and the touristic places is way more exciting and rewarding. The island is largely rural, with wild beaches on the western and south-eastern coasts and flat, open plains in the center. It is linked to the mainland by a spectacular six-mile-long Roman causeway built in the sixth century BC, and a regular ten-minute ferry crossing to Ajim.

Houmt Souk, Djerba’s small capital, is a charming town with a bustling fishing port and a population of about 90,000. Its relaxed atmosphere combines the quiet self-assurance that comes with an ancient way of life with an openness to tourism and commerce. The majority of residents are fluent in both French and Arabic. I reveled in the city’s gloriously undeveloped Fondoks – 15th-century structures arranged around a courtyard that housed merchants and pilgrims, as well as their livestock (known in other parts of the Arab world as caravanserais). A few have been converted into simple but charming hotels, frequently with bougainvillea climbing the walls, painted wooden doors, and vibrant tiling throughout, all accompanied by a friendly family welcome. For example, Hotel Erriadh charges only 40 dinars ($14) per night for a spotless double room including breakfast.

The downtown area is a maze of winding streets that lead to covered souks, mosques, and even a large Catholic church. While some tourist junk is there, visitors are generally left in peace and are free to wander – except for the mosques. I enjoyed the fish market auction, where an elderly gentleman dressed in a fez and flowing robes sat on what appeared to be a throne, overseeing the sale of strings of fish to the highest bidder. Indeed, dining on fish is one of the island’s highlights. Certain fishing techniques have remained largely unchanged since the Phoenicians’ time 3,000 years ago. Fishermen simply trawl the massive quantities of fish that congregate along the rocky coast, and oval-shaped terracotta amphorae are still used to catch octopus.

Grilled sea bass and grouper are served alongside meat and Couscous in restaurants, following small salads and bread dipped in olive oil and Harissa, a fiery chili paste, and Slata Mechouia , a grilled pepper dip. Brik, a deep-fried pastry envelope filled with potato, egg, or meat, was another treat I enjoyed. Everything is very laid-back, and the inexpensive local wine flows freely.

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Unlike in most Muslim-majority societies, Houmt Souk’s cafés are not reserved for elderly men smoking hookahs: men and women sit drinking espresso and mint tea in a way that is still uncommon in Muslim societies. Indeed, Djerba’s laid-back attitude is partly a result of its diverse ethnic mixture. It is home to one of the last remaining communities of Ibadis, an unorthodox Islamic sect adopted by certain Berber tribes. Vulnerable to attack by purists, they fled to Jerba during the Middle Ages, though they continued to fight Christians from Sicily and Aragon who claimed the territory.

Two forts and some exquisite rural mosques built of mud and stone remain from this period, which, with their buttressed walls and enclosed compounds, resemble small forts themselves. Against the bright blue sky, these squat whitewashed buildings resemble ships. I was particularly taken with Fadhloun and Beni Maaguel. They were built in the 11th and 14th centuries, respectively, and their lantern-style minarets gave them the appearance of being carved from ice. Both are open to visitors.

Djerba also has one of the largest Jewish communities in North Africa, with thousands of pilgrims visiting each year. El Ghriba Synagogue on the island, in Erriadh, is one of the world’s oldest, dating back over 2,000 years.  Muslims  and Jews have coexisted peacefully in Jerba for hundreds of years.

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In Er-riadh, I stayed at the Hotel Dar Dhiafa. The hotel is a seductive assemblage of historic village buildings, complete with stone floors, terraces, and courtyards. It features ten guest rooms and four suites, each with its own unique collection of antiques, art, and textiles. I stayed in a suite that included a Moorish-style bathroom with a roll-top bath and chandelier, a large reception area, and a mezzanine-level bedroom. I found the hotel to be fascinated and would gladly return to enjoy the hotel’s intimate courtyards, pool, and Hammam.

I rented a moped with my guide, Hassine, to explore more remote areas of the island. We discovered a path that led us alongside wild, deserted beaches. We were surrounded by wetlands, with only flamingos for company as we accelerated. A castle materialized out of the sun’s haze, like a mirage. We continued until we reached the end of the peninsula and arrived at Borj Kastil, a fort built in the 15th century by Alfonso V of Aragon. We could see a vast expanse of land and, in the distance, the Roman causeway as we scrambled to the top.

“This may be the location of the scorpion island,” said Hassine. “When the Arabs arrived on Djerba, there was a governor with three sons. Two were assassinated by scorpions, so the king transported the third to this castle in the middle of the sea in order to save him. However, as they transported their provisions, which included an abundance of fruit, they kept dropping the grapes. The scorpions pursued the grapes, and the king perished in the fortress with his last son.”

I visited the deserted ruins of Gightis, a Roman port, after crossing the causeway to the mainland. As I approached the site, its keeper showed me around the ruins of temples, roads, store rooms, hammams, and mosaics, and I could just imagine the bustling port in the second century, from which gold, ivory, and slaves imported from Africa were exported.

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Returning to the island of dreams just in time for sunset, Tennyson’s words made even more sense:  “Surely, surely, slumber is more sweet than toil, the shore / Than labour in the deep mid-ocean, wind and wave and oar; / O, rest ye, brother mariners, we will not wander more.”

Traveller’s guide

What to know before you go.

Djerba has a lovely South Mediterenean weather. In winter, mornings are beautiful, but at night it gets a bit cold (though a jacket or a light coat will do). Summers are quite dry, so anyone coming in the summer should pack a lot of sunblock and hats.

As for etiquette, Djerbians are friendly and very hospitable. Vistors tend to think that tipping is offensive, but it’s what people working in the industry depend on. Waiters, guides, and drivers all appreciate tips.

GETTING THERE

Djerba has international flight connections with a few destinations worldwide, especially from European cities. You can get a really good flight deal for your trip to Djerba on Kiwi.com or check our Flights to Tunisia page for more information.

GETTING AROUND

Getting around in Djerba is a quite a simple task.

The most convenient and affordable way to get around the island is by taxi. They are easily spotted bright yellow cars. You can use Allo Taxi service, it’s a Radio taxi that you can call on 75 67 60 60 or hire a private Taxi on: 96 74 75 65.

As a second option, pedal bikes and scooters are also available. Both these are available to hire in most hotels.

Horse and Carriage, and Buggies/Quad Bikes are also available but usually limited to the touristic areas in the island.

STAYING THERE

For your reference, a three-night package at the Radisson Blu Palace Resort & Thalasso, Djerba, including accommodation with breakfast, transfers, four treatments each day, and unlimited access to the fitness centre, Jacuzzis, saunas, hammam and swimming pools, costs from $220 per person.

Hotel Erriadh, rue Mohammed Ferjani, Houmt Souk, Djerba. Doubles from 40 dinars ($15), including breakfast.

Hotel Dar Dhiafa, Erriadh, Djerba. Doubles from 200 dinars ($74), room only.

Head out to our hotels in Tunisia page for more information.

Lastly, whatever you do, don’t forget to pick up  travel insurance for Tunisia !

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Savvino-storozhevsky monastery and museum.

Zvenigorod's most famous sight is the Savvino-Storozhevsky Monastery, which was founded in 1398 by the monk Savva from the Troitse-Sergieva Lavra, at the invitation and with the support of Prince Yury Dmitrievich of Zvenigorod. Savva was later canonised as St Sabbas (Savva) of Storozhev. The monastery late flourished under the reign of Tsar Alexis, who chose the monastery as his family church and often went on pilgrimage there and made lots of donations to it. Most of the monastery’s buildings date from this time. The monastery is heavily fortified with thick walls and six towers, the most impressive of which is the Krasny Tower which also serves as the eastern entrance. The monastery was closed in 1918 and only reopened in 1995. In 1998 Patriarch Alexius II took part in a service to return the relics of St Sabbas to the monastery. Today the monastery has the status of a stauropegic monastery, which is second in status to a lavra. In addition to being a working monastery, it also holds the Zvenigorod Historical, Architectural and Art Museum.

Belfry and Neighbouring Churches

Located near the main entrance is the monastery's belfry which is perhaps the calling card of the monastery due to its uniqueness. It was built in the 1650s and the St Sergius of Radonezh’s Church was opened on the middle tier in the mid-17th century, although it was originally dedicated to the Trinity. The belfry's 35-tonne Great Bladgovestny Bell fell in 1941 and was only restored and returned in 2003. Attached to the belfry is a large refectory and the Transfiguration Church, both of which were built on the orders of Tsar Alexis in the 1650s.  

To the left of the belfry is another, smaller, refectory which is attached to the Trinity Gate-Church, which was also constructed in the 1650s on the orders of Tsar Alexis who made it his own family church. The church is elaborately decorated with colourful trims and underneath the archway is a beautiful 19th century fresco.

Nativity of Virgin Mary Cathedral

The Nativity of Virgin Mary Cathedral is the oldest building in the monastery and among the oldest buildings in the Moscow Region. It was built between 1404 and 1405 during the lifetime of St Sabbas and using the funds of Prince Yury of Zvenigorod. The white-stone cathedral is a standard four-pillar design with a single golden dome. After the death of St Sabbas he was interred in the cathedral and a new altar dedicated to him was added.

Under the reign of Tsar Alexis the cathedral was decorated with frescoes by Stepan Ryazanets, some of which remain today. Tsar Alexis also presented the cathedral with a five-tier iconostasis, the top row of icons have been preserved.

Tsaritsa's Chambers

The Nativity of Virgin Mary Cathedral is located between the Tsaritsa's Chambers of the left and the Palace of Tsar Alexis on the right. The Tsaritsa's Chambers were built in the mid-17th century for the wife of Tsar Alexey - Tsaritsa Maria Ilinichna Miloskavskaya. The design of the building is influenced by the ancient Russian architectural style. Is prettier than the Tsar's chambers opposite, being red in colour with elaborately decorated window frames and entrance.

At present the Tsaritsa's Chambers houses the Zvenigorod Historical, Architectural and Art Museum. Among its displays is an accurate recreation of the interior of a noble lady's chambers including furniture, decorations and a decorated tiled oven, and an exhibition on the history of Zvenigorod and the monastery.

Palace of Tsar Alexis

The Palace of Tsar Alexis was built in the 1650s and is now one of the best surviving examples of non-religious architecture of that era. It was built especially for Tsar Alexis who often visited the monastery on religious pilgrimages. Its most striking feature is its pretty row of nine chimney spouts which resemble towers.

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