There’s so much to see and do in each region of Tunisia : a wide variety of landscapes, a coastline 1.250Km,studded with islands and archipelagos,a fantastic array of traditions and customs and a rich historical heritage. we are delighted to introduce you to these regions by breaking them down into three areas : the north, the center and the south.

For such a small island, Djerba is bursting with cultural richness. Swimming in the sea of Tunisia’s southeastern coast, it contains all the Mediterranean’s usual trimmings but mixes in intoxicating North African roots. Its wonderfully interwoven tapestry is most evident in its people, with the Muslim, Berber and Jewish communities peacefully coexisting on the island as they have done for centuries. The island is home to Africa’s oldest synagogue, whose floors are lined with mats handwoven by local Muslim craftsmen.