Half-Day Guided Tour of Djerba – Culture, Heritage & Hidden Treasures (Family-Friendly Experience!)
Uncover the authentic beauty of Djerba on this rich and engaging half-day guided tour. Designed for families, culture lovers, and curious travelers, this experience takes you beyond the typical tourist spots and straight into the heart of the island’s heritage, art, and traditions.

Get picked up at your location at 7:30 (an email or a whatsapp will be sent 1 day before with the exact details)

Led by a licensed local guide, you’ll journey through vibrant villages, ancient landmarks, and colorful streets—each stop offering a deeper understanding of Djerba’s soul.

First Stop: The Roman Road – Gateway to the Island
Your adventure begins with a scenic stop at the ancient Roman road connecting Djerba to the mainland. Here, your guide will present the day’s itinerary and share a fascinating historical overview of Djerba—its strategic location, cultural fusion, and legendary past.

Guellela – The Living Art of Pottery
Your next stop is Guellela, the island’s renowned pottery village. Learn how local artisans shape natural clay into beautiful works of art, using techniques passed down through generations. You'll witness the entire pottery-making process, from raw clay to the kiln—an eye-opening experience for kids and adults alike.

️ Bonus Visit: The Guellela Traditions Museum (entrance fees not included)
While in Guellela, you'll also visit the Musée des Traditions de Djerba. This charming museum offers a deep dive into local customs, traditional clothing, crafts, and daily life on the island. It’s a fun and educational stop that brings Djerba’s heritage to life.

El Ghriba Synagogue – A Sacred Symbol of Coexistence
After Guellela, continue to the El Ghriba Synagogue, the oldest synagogue in North Africa. With over 2,600 years of history, this sacred site is a powerful testament to Djerba’s long-standing religious harmony. Your guide will explain its significance and the stories surrounding this deeply spiritual place.

Djerbahood – Art in Every Corner
Then, explore the famous open-air gallery of Djerbahood in Erriadh. Wander through narrow alleyways decorated with over 150 murals created by international street artists. Your guide will provide insight into the origins of the Djerbahood project, the artists involved, and how this quiet village became a global canvas for modern art.

️ Houmt Souk – Markets, History & Free Time
Your final stop is in Houmt Souk, Djerba’s vibrant capital. Visit a historic caravanserai, a traditional inn once used by traders during the caravan days. Your guide will transport you back in time to when goods were traded by barter, and caravans traveled across the desert.

Then, enjoy free time to explore the souks, browse local handicrafts, sample street food, or shop for souvenirs. Bargaining is expected, so feel free to haggle—but if you’re unsure, just ask your guide for advice to get the best deals!