Djerba is a Tunisian island in the south east, closer to the Libyan border than the capital, and it suits short family holidays more than business trips. Quiet beaches, palm groves and small markets, at a slower pace than the big cities.
What to do in Djerba?
The beaches
A long sand strip along the north-east coast, with most of the accommodation near it.
Houmt Souk
The island's centre and its markets, with pottery, crafts and cafés.
The island at its own pace
Small villages, white mosques and palm groves you can drive in a day.
Best time to visit
May to October for the sea; April and November for milder weather and fewer people.
Frequently asked questions about traveling to Djerba
Yes, you pay the full booking amount in Libyan dinar from your Veyra wallet, with no card or foreign transfer.
Search for flights from Tripoli, Benghazi or Misrata; every option available on your date appears with the final price in dinar.
Requirements vary by passport and purpose of visit. Check the Veyra visa service for the current requirements before you book.
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