Embark on a tour through Houmt Souk, Djerba's main town to get a glimpse of Tunisian life. Begin at the bustling fishing port, where the day's catch unfolds against the backdrop of the Mediterranean. Navigate through lively markets, where the air is filled with the aromas of exotic spices and vibrant textiles. The fascinating 'funduqs' houses, some dating back centuries, stand as architectural treasures. Discover a unique blend of religious diversity as you visit a small church alongside two notable mosques — the Mosque of the Turks and the Mosque of the Strangers.

The Southeast’s largest natural history museum has four floors of exhibits, a Nature Research Center, and a dedicated wing full of scientists working in the public eye. Highlights include the world’s most complete Acrocanthosaurus specimen and the three-story multimedia Daily Planet.

Mansion Xanadu is a refined hotel that sits next to a vast, 18-hole golf course. The building itself was once commissioned by a moneyed American entrepreneur, who ordered it be built with the use of top-notch quality materials, such as marble. The mansion was later expropriated by the government, only to become known as the single lavish, Spanish colonial-style hotel in the area.

Gigthis is a significant archaeological site with roots dating back to the 6th century BC when it was founded by Phoenicians. Thriving during Roman times, it evolved into a bustling port engaged in exporting commodities like gold, ivory, and slaves brought by trans-Saharan caravans. The remains of Gigthis encompass a forum adorned with temples, a monumental arch, a market, and two bathhouses.