All Djerba Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 5

Take off on a three-day expedition to discover three breathtaking deserts: the Reg, the Erg and the Chott. Soak in the warm waters of a natural spring, then stroll through a lush oasis. Soak up the local culture by visiting a troglodyte house and discovering the centuries-old traditions of southern Tunisia. Explore the splendid mountain oases of Chebika, Tamerza and Mides, hidden gems in the heart of the desert. Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Star Wars by visiting the legendary village of Mos Espa, an extraordinary setting. Marvel at the architectural beauty of the Nefta Basket, a preserved cultural treasure. Contemplate the vast expanses of the largest salt lake in North Africa, Chott Djerid. Witness two magical sunsets, an unforgettable experience in the heart of the desert. Explore the Berber village of Chenini, steeped in history and culture, and discover the secrets of this ancestral community.

You will be in nature for 7 days, you will enjoy the calm and the beautiful landscapes, you will discover a varied fauna and flora. In the morning you wake up quietly, to watch the sunrise, you have breakfast with a hot cake cooked on the embers then the camel drivers load the dromedaries. You start a morning walk, around 10am you make a 20 min stop. To eat a small cake, then you continue at the pace of the dromedary. Around noon, the caravan settles, the camel drivers look for wood and start to prepare a good lunch for you. An hour's break after lunch, then you resume walking, once tired you have your dromedary chosen by you. You travel between 12 and 15 km each day. An hour before sunset, the Camp is set up, the animals are unloaded, hobbled and released into the frame. A large fire is lit and a hearty dinner will be made. Then singing, music and dancing around the fire.

From the island of Djerba to the desert oasis of Ksar Ghilane and the famous sites around Tataouine. Embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of the Tunisian desert. Explore historical ksour, relax in a desert oasis, and witness a magical sunset. This tour offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty.

Explore Djerba on your own terms without the limitations of fixed tour schedules or group itineraries. This scooter rental gives you the freedom to discover the island at your own pace while still benefiting from local recommendations on cultural attractions, scenic routes, and hidden gems. With support available if needed, you can enjoy independent travel with added peace of mind throughout your adventure.

Djerba Explore Park awaits you with a unique experience combining Tunisian heritage, culture and wildlife. Start your adventure with a horse-drawn carriage ride to immerse yourself in the local atmosphere. Explore the great crocodile park, the Lalla Hadria Museum, and the traditional village Djerba Heritage. Visitors can also watch crocodile feeding, an exciting activity. Enjoy a family moment in this place accessible to everyone, with spaces for Dining and Shopping. - Carriage for an authentic arrival - Three cultural worlds to discover: crocodiles, museum and traditional village - Largest crocodile park in the Mediterranean - Ideal activity for families, couples and children

Go for a total immersion in Djerba, well beyond the hotel areas. This complete tour has been designed to introduce you to the soul of the island in a single day. You start with the bustling Houmt Souk Point of Sale for a local culture bath, before diving into history at the Ghriba Synagogue. What sets you apart? Your visit to Djerbahood, a true open-air museum where street art meets traditional architecture, and your authentic visit to the potters of Guellala. Between historical anecdotes and Mediterranean landscapes, you offer yourself a personalized, comfortable and emotionally rich experience to leave with the most beautiful memories of Sweet Island."

a change of scenery at each stage but above all another story. Discovery of nomadic life in an oasis between the sand dunes and a departure to the Berbers