Ile whose past is lost in the depths of time, provided with a remarkable coastline that gives the coast a languid air, Djerba offers a seaside setting with varied activities in which everyone draws at will, sports, relaxation and discovery. Southeast of Tunisia, Djerba amazes visitors with its sweetness and heavenly setting. The island that charmed the legendary Ulysses was Punic before Roman. then invaded by the Vandals and Byzantines, it was conquered by the Arabs in 667. In the eleventh century, it was devastated by Hilali tribes from the East. Today, Djerba has about 80 000 inhabitants and has beautiful beaches that represent 1/10 of the Tunisian coast ...
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