Day 01
Private Guided Tour of Djerba's Cultural Highlights
- Our team will pick you up from your accommodation.
- Visit the Fadhloun Mosque, an emblematic historical site in Djerba that combines architectural beauty and spirituality.
- Then visit a menzel. The Djerbien menzel is a traditional house on the island of Djerba in Tunisia. It is a typical dwelling, often built with local materials such as stone, plaster, and brick, with flat roofs and whitewashed walls. The menzel is distinguished by its central courtyard, around which the living rooms are arranged. These houses are designed to adapt to the island's climatic conditions, offering cool spaces in summer and protection from the wind.
- Head towards the Roman roadway, a bridge that connects Djerba with the mainland.
- Afterwards, visit a pottery workshop. Guellala pottery in Djerba is a traditional craft famous for its terracotta pieces. Each object, often decorated with geometric patterns and bright colors, reflects the ancestral know-how of the local potters.
- Visit the Djerba Hood graffiti village. Djerba Hood is a unique open-air museum in Djerba, where international artists have created colorful murals, transforming the streets of Erriadh village into a living art gallery.
- Visit the synagogue. The El Ghriba Synagogue in Djerba is a historical and spiritual site, renowned for its impressive architecture and its central role in the island's Jewish community, attracting visitors every year during the pilgrimage.
- Finally, enjoy one and a half hours of free time at the local market of Houmet Essouk.
- End of the guided tour and return to your accommodation.
