Tunisia · Southern Tunisia
Djerba travel guide
A sunny island of beaches, whitewashed villages and street art
Houmt Souk on Djerba. Photo: NASA Earth Observatory images by Laur..., Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
Djerba is a flat, sunny island in the south, with sandy beaches on its east coast, whitewashed villages and olive groves. It's warmer than the north in winter.
Visit the El Ghriba synagogue, the market in Houmt Souk and the street-art village of Erriadh, and take trips to the Sahara.
What Djerba is known for
- Sidi Mahrez
A long sandy beach.
- El Ghriba
An ancient synagogue.
- Djerbahood
A street-art village.
- Winter sun
Mild all year.
Top things to do in Djerba
Where to stay in Djerba
Best time to visit Djerba
Best value: Sep–May. April to June and September to November; mild in winter.
- Best valueGood weather, smaller crowds
- PeakBusiest, highest prices
- QuietCheapest, cooler or wetter
Getting there and around
About 3h 15m from London to DJE, and flights from most UK airports. How long is the flight from your airport?
Taxis and hire cars. A causeway links the mainland.
Good to know
- Djerba is good for winter sun.
- Cover up at the synagogue and mosques.
- Desert trips leave very early.
Djerba FAQ
Is Djerba good in winter?
Yes, it's mild.
How far is the Sahara?
Douz is about 3 hours.
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