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Get to Djerba

Explore your travel options - fly directly to Djerba-Zarzis Airport, take a scenic ferry ride, or embark on an adventurous road trip.

Getting to Djerba is easier than you might think. The island is well-connected by air, sea, and road, offering options for every type of traveler.

By Air

The fastest and most convenient way to reach Djerba is by flying directly to Djerba-Zarzis International Airport (DJE). Several airlines operate regular and charter flights from major European cities.

Airport Information
  • Airport Name: Djerba-Zarzis International Airport (DJE)
  • Airlines: Tunisair, Nouvelair, TUI, Transavia, and various charter operators
  • Flight Time: 2-3 hours from most European capitals
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Pro Tip: Check for package deals that include flights and hotels - they often offer significant savings, especially during peak season.

By Ferry

For those coming from mainland Tunisia, the iconic Roman Causeway connects Djerba to the mainland, but the more scenic option is the Jorf-Ajim ferry crossing.

Ferry Information
  • Route: Jorf (mainland) to Ajim (Djerba)
  • Duration: Approximately 15 minutes
  • Frequency: Every 30 minutes, 24 hours a day

By Road

You can drive to Djerba from Tunis (about 5-6 hours) or other Tunisian cities. The Roman Causeway (El Kantara) connects the island to the mainland - a unique 6km drive over water built during Roman times.

Note: If driving from abroad, ensure your vehicle insurance covers Tunisia and that you have the necessary documentation for border crossing.

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1 Plan Your Visit 2 Get to Djerba 3 Arrive in Djerba 4 Stay in Djerba 5 Get Around 6 Explore Djerba 7 Discover the Culture 8 Stay Safe 9 Emergency Help
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