Tunisia is one of North Africa's greatest destinations and has a plethora of magnificent places for travellers to visit and discover. Amongst the more popular of these is the Isle of Djerba or Jerba as it is also known, which is located in the south-east of Tunisia on the Gulf of Gabes. Djerba has been described as the Polynesia of the Mediterranean and is famous for its contrasting landscape of cultural sights and dazzling natural spectacles.

Visitors to this beautiful part of the country are spoiled for choice when it comes to what they can see and do. Its splendid diversity manifests itself in the town's ancient Roman ruins, the pirate castles, and the historical synagogue of Griba, as well as the multitude of mosques that are prominent throughout Tunisia. Silversmiths and artisans are also a familiar part of the Djerba landscape with travellers able to buy ornate and expertly crafted souvenirs perhaps for loved ones back home. Visitors can also enjoy leisurely and relaxing walks through the numerous olive groves, fruit orchards, and shady gardens that add an extra blend of colour and vibrancy to the town.

Of course, Djerba is also well known for its beach culture and seaside living with patrons able to enjoy the wonderful weather in the town by relaxing on the beach or enjoying a number of water sports on offer, including wind surfing and sailing. A great day tripper is taking a boat ride out to the island of the Pink Flamingo and touring the island via bike. Djerba has much for visitors to see and experience and promises you a fabulous outing during your Tunisian sojourn.