Explore the Island of Djerba through a captivating tour, combining culture, history and gastronomy. With an approved local guide, discover emblematic sites such as the Guellala Underground Mosque and the El Ghriba Synagogue. Browse picturesque villages and see urban artwork in Djerbahood. Excursions can be adapted to the rhythm of the group and include breaks for stunning photos. Opt for the half or full day, with seafood lunch by the sea for an authentic experience.
- Experienced local guide for cultural immersion
- Private transport in 4x4 or air-conditioned minibus, with pick-up at your accommodation
- Groups of up to 12 people for personalized service
- Entrance fees included, zero surprises, zero stress
The day before, we send an email or WhatsApp with: Exact time and place Passenger details are sent to the driver: as soon as they arrive at the hotel’s external door, we send you a message.
In the heart of the island, Guellala stands out as the traditional capital of Djerbian pottery, an activity dating back thousands of years. Local clays, rich and varied, have been exploited since ancient times to shape massive containers – jealous of olive oil, cereals, or water. The workshops, often semi-buried, reveal ancestral gestures: manual turning, natural drying, and slow cooking in palm-fed kilns. The village is also home to an ethnographic museum featuring crafts, traditional life and iconic pieces, including the legendary “magic camel” and monumental jars. Between yesterday and today, Guellala lives to the rhythm of ancestral know-how, offering visitors a vibrant immersion in an authentic and living heritage.
The sacred jewel of Jerba, the El Ghriba Synagogue, is a true time capsule: the oldest in Africa, built according to tradition around a stone or a remnant of Solomon’s Temple, and amplified in the 19th and 20th centuries. Nestled near Er Riadh, it attracts pilgrims every year during Lag Ba’Omer, testifying to a thousand-year coexistence between Muslim and Jewish communities. With its elegant Moorish architecture, rich earthenware interior and atmosphere of contemplation, El Ghriba offers visitors a unique moment of immersion in the religious history and spirituality of the island, while embodying the resilience of a living heritage
Located in Erriadh, the traditional district of Djerba, Djerbahood is established as a unique open-air museum: in 2014, more than 150 artists from around 30 countries transformed the white walls of the village into a living canvas, creating more than 250 frescoes. Overlaid with urban art and typical architecture, this vibrant project tells the story of Djerbian history and culture with boldness and color — a sensory immersion that surprises at every corner.
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