Djerba Island in Tunisia is stunningly beautiful.

Travel guide to Djerba Island, Tunisia: 1. Must-visit attractions Houmt Souk Old Town: With its charming alleys and whitewashed houses, it’s a great place to shop for traditional handicrafts such as Berber jewellery, textiles, traditional shoes, brass and silverware, leather goods and Hand painted pottery. Plage Sidi Maharès: Djerba’s most popular beach, located on the island’s northeastern coast, is the perfect place to relax and sunbathe. Djerba Explore Park: A recreational park with a Nile crocodile farm where visitors can watch the crocodiles being fed at certain times. La Ghriba Synagogue: a thousand-year-old synagogue, a pilgrimage destination for Jews. Guellala Village & Guellala Museum: You can visit a pottery workshop and even try your hand at making pottery. 2. Activity experience Explore on foot: Hike on the island of Djerba among ancient Menzels, small mosques and olive groves. Quad Bike or Dune Bike: Ride on the sand among palm groves, explore the dunes or cruise along the lagoon. Visit a traditional weaving shop: woolen blankets, handwoven bedspreads and shiny fabrics are mesmerizing. Visit the "houch": experience Djerba's traditional white houses, which consist of vaulted rooms surrounding a courtyard, perfect for the hot climate. 3. Food experience Buy fresh fish at the Houmt-Souk market and try grilled fish in a nearby bistro. 4. Traffic information By Air: Djerba has an international airport, making it easy for tourists to arrive. Trains and buses: You can take a bus from Gabes train station to the ferry, then transfer to the ferry to Djerba. 5. Travel timing Best time to travel: May to October is the peak tourist season with pleasant weather. 6. Travel precautions What to wear: Wear mainly light cotton clothes, and carry sunglasses, sunscreen and a thin sweater. Especially when traveling in the desert, you need loose and comfortable clothes and a warm jacket.