The legendary island of the lotus-eaters
A sun-soaked island off southern Tunisia said to be Homer's land of the lotus-eaters — whitewashed villages and one of Africa's oldest synagogues, palm-fringed beaches, a street-art village, and desert-edge calm.




Signature local dishes worth seeking out.
A car or scooter; the island is flat and easy.
Wander Djerbahood, a whole village turned into an open-air gallery of international street art.
Generally safe — exercise normal travel awareness.
Resort-zone bars and beach clubs.