A day in a 4x4 exploring villages, wild beaches and the pottery workshops of Guellala, with a seaside lunch break.
This excursion follows the tracks and back roads of the island, away from the tourist routes. You pass whitewashed villages, olive groves and palm groves before reaching quiet beaches.
In Guellala, a village of potters, you watch clay being worked and visit a workshop. The day ends with a stop on the coast at sunset, depending on the season.
Hotel pick-up, then a 4x4 drive towards the inland villages and olive groves.
Visit to a pottery workshop with a wheel demonstration and free time for shopping.
Swim break on a quiet beach and a lunch of fish or grilled dishes.
A last photo stop on the coast, then back to the hotel in the late afternoon.
Pick-up at your hotel in Djerba; time confirmed by the agency the day before.
Indicative dates: a request is not a firm booking.
Cancellation terms depend on the trip and the suppliers (hotels, carriers). They are explained before confirmation. Let us know as early as possible if you cannot travel.
Most outings in Djerba suit families. For longer tours (southern Tunisia, desert), mention the children’s ages in your request so we can advise you.
Yes, duration, stops, hotels and activities can be adapted on request. Tell us your wishes in the form and we will send a proposal.
No. Flamingo presence depends on the season, tides and weather. It is more frequent in autumn and winter but can never be guaranteed.
Message us on WhatsApp at +216 97 443 337, call +216 31 531 689 or fill in the excursion form with your dates, number of people and hotel. We send you a detailed proposal; the booking is firm only after our written confirmation.
Allow 3.5 to 4 hours by road to Douz (about 230 km) as to Ksar Ghilane (a little over 200 km). Ksar Ghilane works as a long day with an early start; for Douz and a night in a tent, the two-day option is more comfortable.
Mostly from autumn to spring, when flamingos winter in the Ras Rmel lagoon. In summer they are rare or absent. Their presence varies from year to year: the boat trip is always a lovely day at sea, but sightings are never guaranteed.
Yes for most: pirate boat, Djerba Explore, cultural island tour, camel ride. The long days to Tataouine, Matmata or Ksar Ghilane suit children from about 6-7 years. Tell us the children’s ages: we adapt the pace, request car seats and choose a private outing if needed.
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A boat trip on the Djerba lagoon to watch pink flamingos, with swimming and lunch on board.
A half or full cultural day: Houmt Souk souk, Borj El Kebir fort, Erriadh murals and El Ghriba synagogue.
A day at sea aboard a pirate-style boat: swimming, music and a grilled-fish lunch. A friendly atmosphere for families and groups.
