Djerba's beauty has been sung by poets ever since Homer described it as the island of ten thousand palm trees. It is easy to see why the writer was enchanted with the island as Djerba has an inviting year round climate and stunning sandy beaches, plus the more recent addition of some excellent hotels. All of the resort hotels are situated in the Zone Touristique on the northeast coast, meaning the towns have managed to retain their original character. The real Djerba is found inland, away from the main tourist resorts, where olive groves make the most of the barren land and traditional architecture can be seen. Summer is party time in Djerba and many Tunisians living in Europe return to the island to celebrate the wedding season.
With over 300 days of sunshine and very little rain, Djerba is a great year-round destination. The main summer season is from April to October when the average daily temperature ranges from 23°C (73°F) to 33°C (91°F). For the rest of the year the temperature still remains fairly high, rarely dropping below an average of 18°C (64°F).
Djerba is blessed with soft sandy beaches and a clear turquoise sea. The best beaches are on the northeast coast, but most are privately owned by the resort hotels in the Zone Touristique, with the exception of a few stretches such as the Plage des 5,000 Ans (Beach of 5,000 Years), 8km (5 miles) from Houmt Souk, and, further on, the Plage Municipale (Municipal Beach). The quieter beaches are between Aghir and el-Kantara.All the hotels offer a wide variety of watersports including wind-surfing, water-skiing, jet-skiing and pedalos.

languages: english

open: all season

days: monday - saturday

shifts: morning, afternoon

machines: Fresenius 4008 S, HD, HDF

service: snacks and drinks, sat-TV, DVD

no re-use, Hep. B and C is possible.