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Djerba: the island at your own pace
Djerba is a flat, sunny island with white-sand beaches, village mosques and a gentle rhythm. It is easy to explore in a day, and just as easy to slow down.
18 October 2026
Houmt Souk
The island's main town has covered souks, a fish auction and the Borj el Kebir fortress by the sea.
Getting there: transfer prices
Fixed one-way price for a private sedan (up to 4 passengers). Vans, minibuses and coaches for bigger groups.
Villages and culture
In Erriadh, the walls of Djerbahood form an open-air street-art gallery. Nearby, El Ghriba is one of the oldest synagogues in Africa, and Guellala is known for its potters and heritage museum. A day with your own driver links them all, with a local guide if you like.
Beaches
The east coast, around Sidi Mahrez, has long beaches and most of the hotels. Zarzis, across the causeway, offers quieter shores.
Arriving in Djerba
The airport is on the island. A private sedan to the Midoun hotel zone costs €17, with your driver waiting in arrivals: a 20% deposit, the rest on arrival.
Frequently asked questions
What is there to do in Djerba?
Houmt Souk's souks and fortress, the Djerbahood street art in Erriadh, the El Ghriba synagogue, Guellala's potters, Djerba Explore and the east-coast beaches.
How do I get from Djerba Airport to my hotel?
Book a private Ventoura transfer: your driver waits in arrivals and drives you to your hotel. A sedan to Midoun costs €17.
Is one day enough to see Djerba?
One day with your own driver covers the highlights. Two or three let you enjoy them slowly.
Land, meet your driver, relax.
Book your private transfer now: 20% deposit, the rest on arrival. One fixed price per vehicle, from €15.
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