Djerba Located in southern Tunisia, the island of East is famous since antiquity.
Sublimated by his charm, Homère dedicated one of his poems to him. Ulysses made a stop there, and almost broke his journey, so he was amazed by its shores

On the way down from the plane, the island of Djerba appears as a real garden covered with thousands of palm trees, olive trees with ancient trunks of fig, pomegranate, carob, apple and apricot trees, beaches with fine white sand, crystal clear sea warm water in which fish and crustaceans abound, wild nature, mild climate, summer and winter