Djerba

This museum features beautiful collections of traditional costumes as well as Jewish and Muslim jewels. The museum is located in an old Koranic education centre from the 18th century.

The picturesque village of Guellala is renowned for its ceramics and this museum presents the richness of Derjba’s traditions. The beautiful location on a hill grants it one of the best views over the island.

Situated in the village of Er Riadh, the synagogue serves as the focal point of Jews in North Africa. It has been a holy place for 1,400 years.

Among the many mosques in Djerba’s villages, two should not be missed: the Turkish Mosque in El May, in the heart of the island, with whitewashed walls, this fortified mosque is simply beautiful. El May’s market is also worth a visit. In Mellita, another village near the airport, their 9th-century Mosque is one of the oldest in the world.

You're an outdoor freak and are looking for an adventure? Then head over to Nefta, walk the medina of the desert town and explore the sand dunes and canyons nearby.

Originally a Roman town, Gightis dates back to the 2nd century and features Roman sights from years gone by. Explore the baths, walk the forum and visit the temples.