This trip begins by crossing the 7 kilometre long Roman road that links Djerba to the mainland. You will then stop at the Berber village of Tamezret to take photos, before continuing to Douz, a sandy village known as the "gateway to the Sahara", where you will have the chance to meet local camel breeders and enjoy a ride on the back of a camel. Afterwards, you will have a break for lunch in a local restaurant in the city centre (drinks included). In the afternoon, the excursion will continue on to the troglodytic village of Matmata, then to the small village of Toujane through the Dahar Mountains. Here, you will be able to stop to take pictures whilst learning more from the guide, before returning to Djerba.

This tour takes you along the Roman road connecting the island to the mainland to Guellala, a mecca for handmade pottery, to visit its cultural heritage museum devoted to traditional arts, customs and folklore. The tour continues with a visit to the village of Erriadh and one of the oldest synagogues in the world, La Ghriba, where pilgrims flock in May every year to pray. During this stop, you can also admire the work of street artists from all over the world in Djerbahood, an open-air art museum. In Houmt Souk, you can wander through the colourful alleys of the souk and be intoxicated by the smell of spices, before visiting the fishing port. After lunch (drinks not included), the trip will end with a visit to the Djerba Explore Park, the largest crocodile farm in the Mediterranean.

This two-day excursion will give you the opportunity to discover another authentic aspect of the country. 
Day 1: You will leave the island of Djerba via the Roman road towards the salt lake Chott El Djerid, where you will stop briefly to watch the phenomenon of vaporization, before taking the road to Tozeur. You will then check into a hotel in the city (full board) and after lunch, you will board a jeep to Chebika to explore the beautiful mountain oasis of Tamerza and its waterfalls. The day will end with a visit to the Dar Cherait museum, which celebrates Tunisian traditions and heritage.
Day 2: After breakfast, you will head to the old town of Tozeur, where you will be able to discover its unique architectural heritage and stroll through the charming and extremely well preserved streets. The tour will continue with a visit to Douz and an optional camel ride between the dunes of the Grand Erg Oriental. 
You will then head to the Berber village of Matmata for lunch and a visit to the troglodyte dwellings. These unique houses, carved into the side of the mountains, were designed to maintain coolness during the hot spells that the region experiences. At the end of this visit, you will return to Djerba via the Roman road.

At the port of Houmt Souk, you will board a lively pirate boat that will take you to the island of the pink flamingos. During this hour-long journey, keep an eye out for dolphins, which are often spotted on this route and will even let you take their picture. On the island, you can go for a swim or just relax on the sandy beach before sitting down for a delicious lunch prepared by the crew. On the way back to the harbour, you will also be able to watch a net fishing session.