Les Sirenes Djerba

Zone Touristique Sidi Zekri, BP 387 Djerba, 4180, Tunisia

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Www.djerbaturisme.com

A travel blog entry by djerbatourisme

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www.djerbatourisme.com offers you all his staff and products to garentee you best holidays, satisfaction, pleasure and best prices.

All we want is to bring back tourists to our fantastic Island by offering all sorts of entertainment and excursions at a price that they won't find with other :

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Mahires to Aghir

A travel blog entry by london_to_ct

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... cocktail from the French menu and we all awaited its arrival. All looked good on first sight, until the first sip was taken and all fell into place. This is a predominately Muslim country and as such no alcohol is served. Chezzy a splashed out and bought himself a fruit juice mix with an assortment of umbrellas and swizzle sticks. To console himself he bought yet another ice cream.

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Jerba: Dirt and shrubs

A travel blog entry by lauraaradi

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... it was low season, we didn’t see all that Jerba has to offer. But I’m pretty sure Jerba doesn’t have all that much to offer. I learned that first-hand when Ed and I took a quad car tour of the island.



A quad car is like a dune buggy, with seats for two people (one driver), four wheels, a windshield, a roll bar, and not much else. We zipped around that island with our guide and ...

The island of Jerba

A travel blog entry by bruceandpetra

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Heading south we decided to go to Jerba, as it is renowned for the beaches!

After Mahdia, Jerba was our next stop, apparently the most popular part of Tunisia according to the Lonely Planet. We spent out first night just outside Houmt Souk, the accommodation was OK, except that Petra found a mouse in her rucksack, and just about woke up the whole hotel with her shriek! It was just a small field mouse!!

The island was pleasant, but I must admit, it would be far better ...

The Isle of Djerba

A travel blog entry by bumihills

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We stayed at a beautiful hotel/resort in Djerba along the beach where riders, at dusk and dawn, appeared with their horses. Really a beautiful setting. In Djerba we visited a functioning synagogue as well as the medina area of Houmt Souk, Djerba's main market town. . The medina was very quaint in appearance with many of the locals wearing traditional dress.
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