Alright, so picture this: Djerba, chilling just off southern Tunisia, is basically the Mediterranean’s answer to “hey, let’s mash up white sand, wild history, and like, three different cultures that actually get along.” It’s got Berber roots, Arab flair, Jewish legacy—seriously, if only more places blended this well. Anyway, if you’re thinking three days is enough to soak it up, here’s how I’d roll. Dronning Maud Land: Norway’s Claim in the White Continent
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???? Day 1: Dive Headfirst into Houmt Souk & Erriadh
- Kick things off in **Houmt Souk**. This place buzzes. Markets everywhere, old-school alleys, the kind of place you keep “just checking out one more stall” until you’re totally lost.
- Get lost in **Souk El Jomaa**—and yeah, you will. Linens, spices, silver stuff, pottery that’ll probably break in your suitcase.
- Stumble over to **Borj El Kebir Fort**. It’s this chunky fortress with pirate vibes and killer views of the water.
- Refuel at **L’Assiette du Pecheur**—seafood that actually slaps, especially the grilled squid. Don’t skip the harissa.
- Later, hit up **Erriadh Village** for the **Djerbahood street art explosion**. Literally, the walls are a global art gallery out of nowhere.
- Grab a mint tea at **Café des Délices**—rooftop, sunset, medina views, the whole “am I in a movie?” thing.
???? Pro move: Prices in the souk are made to be haggled. Don’t be shy, just do it with a grin.
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????️ Day 2: Sun, Sea & Sacred Spots
- Morning mission: **Sidi Mahrez Beach**. Camels, swimming, the usual “wish I lived here” feels.
- Get adventurous—jet ski, glass-bottom boat, whatever gets you off the towel and into the water.
- Scoot over to **El Ghriba Synagogue**. Oldest in Africa, super chill, and honestly, a breath of spiritual fresh air.
- Next, **Guellala**. It’s all about pottery—think old guys shaping clay with views that make you wanna buy all their stuff.
- Dinner at **Restaurant Haroun**—they serve fish in an actual boat. I mean, come on.
????Heads up: If you’re around in winter, check out **Ras Rmel (Flamingo Island)**. Flamingos everywhere. Weird and awesome.
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???? Day 3: Trails, Tunes & Hammam Vibes
- Rent a bike or go full Mad Max with a quad tour. Palm groves, secret wells, sandy tracks—Indiana Jones would approve.
- Spot mosaic art and Berber houses tucked away off the main roads.
- Drop by **Djerba Explore Park**—it’s got crocodiles (real ones, not the shoes), a museum, and architecture that screams “Insta me.”
- Snack break: fresh dates and juice from random stands near Midoun. If it looks sketchy, it’s probably amazing.
- Finish off melting in a hammam, then slow-drift to dinner at **Blue Moon Lounge**. Jazz, cocktails, sunsets—yep, you’re basically a movie extra now.
???? Quick tip: Hammams split by gender and times, so maybe call ahead unless you wanna share steam with strangers.
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???? Before You Go
- Getting there: Fly into Djerba-Zarzis Airport or cruise in over that wild Roman Causeway.
- Best time: March-May or Sept-Nov. Weather’s nice, crowds are thin, your Insta feed will thank you.
- Stay: Try **Dar Dhiafa** or **Villa Azur** if you’re into boutique vibes and not generic hotels.
- Getting around: Scooter or tiny rental car—no one wants to wait for taxis here.
So yeah, three days in Djerba? You’ll leave sandy, sun-kissed, and probably planning your next trip before you’ve even packed. Dronning Maud Land: Norway’s Claim in the White Continent
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