The tour begins with pickup from your hotel in Djerba and first takes you to Guellala, a village renowned for its pottery crafts and rich cultural history. You can visit pottery workshops where artisans create unique pieces using traditional techniques passed down for centuries.
Then the tour heads to El Ghriba, one of the oldest synagogues in the world located in the village of Hara Seghira in Djerba. You will have the opportunity to explore this important pilgrimage site for the Jewish community, admire its traditional architecture and discover the fascinating history that surrounds this sacred place. After El Ghriba, the tour continues to Houmt Souk, the capital of the island of Djerba. You can stroll through the bustling medina, exploring the traditional souks where you will find a variety of local handicrafts such as carpets, pottery and jewelry.
It is the highest point of the island, located on Âdloun hill. This small town, populated by around 10,000 inhabitants, is home to a treasure created by a woman... the Berber Heritage Museum. Guellala is also renowned as the pottery capital of southern Tunisia, like Nabeul in the north of the country. Pottery is one of the oldest crafts in Guellala, dating back to the times of the Phoenicians and Greeks.
It is an important pilgrimage site for Jews, especially during the annual celebration of Lag BaOmer. The synagogue is renowned for its magnificent interiors, with intricate tile work and vibrant decorations.
It offers a mix of traditional and modern influences, with historic sites such as the Borj El Kebir Fortress and the Fadhloun Mosque. Visitors can explore craft shops, cafes and the bustling souks, which sell everything from spices to local crafts.
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