At the Guellala Museum, travelers will discover the rich cultural heritage and traditions of Djerba and southern Tunisia. The museum showcases traditional clothing, jewelry, pottery, and everyday objects that reflect local life, customs, and crafts. Visitors will learn about Berber architecture, wedding traditions, religious practices, and rural lifestyles through detailed displays and reconstructions. Located on a hilltop, the museum also offers beautiful panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and the Mediterranean Sea, making it both an educational and scenic stop during the tour.

The El Ghriba Synagogue is one of the oldest and most important Jewish synagogues in North Africa. Visitors can admire its beautiful interior, featuring colorful tiles, intricate decorations, and a peaceful spiritual atmosphere. The synagogue is a significant place of pilgrimage and reflects the long history of the Jewish community in Djerba. Please note: El Ghriba Synagogue is closed on Saturdays.

Djerbahood is an open-air street art museum located in the village of Erriadh. Visitors will walk through narrow streets decorated with colorful murals created by international artists from around the world. The artwork blends contemporary street art with traditional Djerbian architecture, making it a unique cultural and artistic experience. It’s a perfect place for photos and a creative contrast to Djerba’s historical sites.

Houmt Souk is the lively capital of Djerba and a perfect place to experience local life. Travelers will stroll through traditional markets and shops selling souvenirs, spices, local handicrafts, jewelry, pottery, and textiles. Visitors will also have free time to explore, shop, interact with local vendors, and enjoy the authentic atmosphere of the island. It’s an ideal stop for shopping and discovering Djerba’s everyday culture.

Djerba Explore Park is one of the island’s most popular attractions, combining culture, nature, and entertainment. Visitors will explore the heritage village showcasing traditional Djerbian architecture, crafts, and local history. The highlight of the park is the crocodile farm, home to hundreds of Nile crocodiles, where travelers can observe these impressive animals up close in a safe and natural environment. The park also includes themed areas, walking paths, and opportunities for photos, making it an enjoyable stop for all ages.