Djerba Open 3. Auflage

I would say there's not a lot to do here maybe on a day visit you can visit the crocodiles less about it the main town doesn't have match to look at

Beautiful place with great people, food and scenery. Went for a short break and had a great time. A lot of things to see and do, from historical buildings like the fort to graffiti art in djerbahood. People were fantastic, weather was perfect, and the cost was also very low. Definitely go check it out!

Very good holidays' destination with friendly people. A bit overpriced in some cases. A bit rubbish in some places. Sand everywhere with very warm water. Nice wide beaches with many camels and horses and beach sellers. Very nice attractions and trips possible to buy. Cheap cigarettes, but banned cannabis. Alcohol is possible to get everywhere. Food simple and not much tasty. Many nice and sweet fruits and fruit juices and cocktails.

Great base, don't book trips though. We asked a taxi driver to take 3 of us on the equivalent of a trip and it was £5 each. Waited for us at each place, no hassle

As others mentioned there is a lot of trash strewn about the sides of roads in Djerba and in fact in much of Tunisia. We still enjoyed our visit to the island, here are some snapshots taken from our tour bus. The sites we stopped at are in separate reviews. Hopefully, as more tour groups come to Tunisia, they will be motivated to clean up the trash on the sides of the roads.