What You'll See
- El Kantara – the historic Roman causeway connecting Djerba with the mainland
- Guellala – a town famous for its pottery tradition
- Djerbahood – an open-air street art museum
- Houmt Souk – Djerba's capital and a traditional Tunisian market
What’s included
- Transfers
- Guide service
- Entrance fee to Guellala museum
Program Description
Discover the most interesting corners of Djerba on a coach tour that combines history, traditional craftsmanship and contemporary art. Visit some of the island's most fascinating landmarks while learning about its rich cultural heritage.
Your first stop is El Kantara, the historic Roman causeway linking Djerba with the Tunisian mainland. The tour continues to Guellala, a town renowned for its centuries-old pottery tradition. Here, you will visit the Museum of Traditions, located on the island's highest hill, and see a workshop where traditional ceramic products are made.
Next, explore Djerbahood in the village of Erriadh, an open-air street art museum where colourful murals created by artists from around the world decorate the walls of traditional buildings.
The tour concludes in Houmt Souk, the island's capital, where you will have free time to browse the traditional Tunisian market and shop for souvenirs before returning to your hotel.
The order of the itinerary and the programme may be subject to change.
Vouchers
- You'll receive your voucher via email, immediately after booking.
- Your voucher contains all key information, such as pickup times and meeting points.
- Use the digital voucher on your mobile device or print it for convenience. Be sure to reach the pickup point 15 minutes ahead of time to avoid delays and ensure a smooth start to your tour.
Reviews
We enjoyed the trip, our guide - delegate Adélka was great, she told us a lot of interesting things about life in Tunisia! She recommended a great cafe, helped us choose souvenirs in a ceramic shop and a cosmetics store. Her advice was very useful. She also helped us solve one unpleasant issue when buying souvenirs. The truth is that a large part of the trip consists of shopping, but where you can find quality goods. We can only recommend the trip!
The tour was great, the guide was very knowledgeable – Mr. Bartosz was engaging, which was a big plus. Another tour and a rush, which lowers the rating. We needed more freedom and an hour to spend shopping at the bazaar.
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