Things to do in Djerba
Discover the best attractions and experiences Djerba has to offer
Historic Monuments
Djerba’s history is written in its old quarters, fortifications and sacred places dotted around the island.
Houmt Souk Old Medina
Narrow lanes, whitewashed houses and a traditional market feel, perfect for a stroll.
El Ghriba Synagogue
One of Africa’s oldest synagogues, a powerful symbol of the island’s diverse heritage.
Borj El Kebir Fort (Houmt Souk)
Historic coastal fortress overlooking the harbor with views of the island’s history.
Museums
Explore Djerba’s crafts, traditions and memories within its dedicated museums.
Guellala Museum
Ethnographic museum in the pottery village, showcasing local crafts and life.
Lalla Hadria Museum
Exhibits on Tunisian culture and regional history, part of Djerba Explore.
Djerba Explore Park
A family-friendly park with cultural exhibits and a crocodile farm.
Religious Monuments
Sacred sites reflecting Djerba’s religious mosaic and architectural heritage.
El Ghriba Synagogue
A historic Jewish site on the island, important for interfaith history.
Mosques of Houmt Souk
Cluster of traditional mosques in the old harbor area with distinctive architecture.
National & Theme Parks
Family-friendly parks and wildlife experiences that highlight Djerba’s outdoors.
Djerba Explore Park
Theme park with cultural exhibits and animal displays including a crocodile farm.
Djerba Crocodile Farm
A close encounter with crocodiles set within the island’s park complex.
Neighborhoods
Discover the different vibes of the island’s towns, markets and waterfronts.
Houmt Souk
The island’s capital, with a lively harbor, souk markets and old town charm.
Midoun
A bustling inland town offering markets, cafes and easy access to beaches.
Erriadh
Quaint village area near El Ghriba with crafts and traditional life.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy Djerba’s beauty without a ticket—sand, sea and strolls await.
Sidi Mahrez Beach
Long sandy stretch with clear water ideal for sunbathing and swimming.
Houmt Souk Market stroll
Explore stalls, colors and scents of the island’s markets.
Beaches of Djerba
Spread across the island, perfect for a free day by the sea.
Gastronomy
Tunisian flavors with a Djerba twist—sea, spice and sweet bites.
Brik au thon
Crisp pastry filled with tuna and egg—classic Tunisian street food.
Seafood couscous
Fragrant couscous topped with fresh local fish or shellfish.
Lablabi
Warm chickpea soup served with olive oil and spices.
Makroud date pastries
Honey-sweet semolina cookies filled with dates.
Nightlife
Evenings by the sea offer cafes, bars and relaxed entertainment.
Beachfront cafés in Houmt Souk
Casual spots by the harbor for evening coffee or tea.
Hotel rooftop bars
Sunset lounges with sea views and light drinks.
Night markets in Houmt Souk
Evening stalls with crafts, bites and music.
Entertainment
Shows, parks and experiences for a fun-filled visit.
Djerba Explore Park
Entertaining displays and animal encounters for all ages.
Boat trips along the coast
Relaxing excursions to enjoy sea views and coastline.
Camel rides at the beach
Classic rides that evoke desert vibes along the shore.
Sports
Active ways to enjoy Djerba’s sunny days and sea breeze.
Djerba Golf Club
18-hole course with palm-fringed greens and sea vistas.
Horseback riding along the beach
Sunrise or sunset rides along the coast.
Quad biking around the island
Off-road adventures through sandy tracks.
Snorkeling near the coast
Explore underwater life in clear turquoise waters.
Off the Track
Authentic, less-touristed experiences that reveal local life.
Guellala pottery village
Visit traditional workshops and try hands-on pottery.
Camel rides along the shore
Relaxed coastal treks on camelback.
Erriadh crafts and markets
Explore local crafts in the village known for El Ghriba.