Holidays in Djerba (Tunisia): tours from Almaty from 1 442 000 ₸

Arrived in Djerba and went straight to the hotel. The sea is warm like fresh milk but the sunbeds by the pool were taken by Germans with towels from the very morning, had to adapt. I booked the desert tour on the street from a local, it came out cheaper than from the hotel guide and the camels there really do smell... well you know what, but I'll remember the sunset in the Sahara forever and I drank mint tea with the Bedouins right from little glasses. The food at the hotel was decent but monotonous — chicken rice chicken rice, by the end of the week I couldn't even look at that rice anymore. In the room the air conditioner rattled like a tractor, I turned it off at night and slept with the balcony open, thankfully there were no mosquitoes. The market in Houmt Souk is a whole other story, you have to haggle hard and with a smile, they sold me a scarf at triple the price but it's beautiful. Came back tanned and with a slight sadness, after all four stars is four stars

Bought a tour to Djerba in Aktobe from a local agency, picked a simpler hotel, but close to the sea, and never regretted it once. In the morning you walk out of the room, fifteen steps on hot sand, and you're already in the water, though locals grab the sunbeds from dawn. Food was decent, I went hard on fish and flatbreads, once got stewed chicken with something sweet, but it's tasty, even if it looks strnge. Went to the market, haggled for dates and a ceramic cup that I then carried around in my backpack, and in the evening on the embankment drank tea with mint and watched the boats. The pool, though, was cold, but I still got in a couple of times.

Tour to Tunisia to Djerba, bought it in our city, everything went smoothly, no surprises. The manager did everything fast, gave a normal hotel, the sea warm, though someone always occupied the sunbed by the pool with towels from the very morning – it drove me crazy. Came back happy, tanned, bought a bunch of ceramics, at the hotel they fed decently, but in the room it smelled musty..

Went to Djerba to celebrate my birthday... well, I mean we were supposed to celebrate it there, but in reality just slept for a day after the flight with two layovers. The sea is amazing, warm like a bath, but the beach at the hotel is narrow and you have to grab the sun loungers early in the morning otherwise no chance. The food was decent, though the fish was sometimes a bit dry, but the dates and flatbreads were fresh every day and that's totally my thing. Came back tanned, happy and with a bunch of photos where I'm in sand up to my ears, but I'd take off a point for the organizatoin of the desert excursion, because the bus came an hour late and we missed the sunset

Went because in winter I wanted warmth, got tired of these frosts and the short daylight hours. Picked the tour at random at the agency near my house. Overall, Djerba turned out to be ok, the sea was cool but tolerable, though the wind kept blowing the sun lounger away.

We went to Tunisia because we'd wanted to go to Djerba for a long time, but there was no direct flight and we had to book through an agency... The manager sorted everything out, documents, transfer, no hassle. The only thing — the hotel was a bit far from the sea, about twenty minutes on foot, but we still went every day, so it's not a big deal.

Djerba is of course not the Maldives but it has its own vibe. I flew with the thought that everything would be ordinary, but in the end I just lay on a sunbed by the pool for like five days and didn't want to go anywhere, even though at first I was dying to go on excursions.. The beach is clean, the water is transparent - though sometimes the wind is so strong it carries your towel away, and also those traders on the promenade who grab your hand and pull you into the shop, I almost bought a ceramic plate for some crazy money, but came to my senses in time

We went to Tunisia, to Djerba, because we just wanted to lie by the sea and not to run around with excursions — I booked the tour at an agency, without really choosing, as long as the dates matched. And I never regretted it once: the island is small, the air is warm, the water is clear, and I mostly walked along the shore and collected shells, though one day I did spend in the medina — it smelled of spices and leather, and I bought a ceramic cup that now sits in the kitchen and reminds me of the trip. Only on the way back I flew with a fever, but that's details already, I still give it 5 out of 5.

my wife wanted to go to Djerba so I went to the Almaty agency to find out what's what, there they put together a package for two. we flew fine, the hotel turned out to have a view of the pool and not the sea but I survived it calmly, because the fridge in the room rumbled like a tractor and we kept water in it, though the cleaning was lame - towels were changed every other time, although when I asked at the reception they brought them in five minutes. we went to the market twice for dates and olive soap, in the evening we sat in a cafe on the embankment drinking mint tea and I stuffed myself with these tuna flatbreads probably by the kilogram, and yes I would give five because for that money it's a sin to complain I suppose

Bought a tour to Djerba because I needed a visa exit to extend my stay, and the normal options unfortunately burned up.. Although the hotel turned out pretty basic, the wifi in the room barely breathed, but who cares - the sea is warm, the people are friendly, the fruit at the market is cheaper than back home in Astana, and there I also bought a ceramic plate that I now use for cookies. Came back happy and recommend it to everyone, despite the small nuisances with the internet

right away i’ll say — Djerba is already half the success, the sea there is such that i walked around like a boiled one for a week. i took a simple hotel, without those posh stars, and didn’t regret it... almost. the food was fine, but the coffee at the pool bar — that’s a whole separate conversation, impossible to drink, but the staff are smiley and that made up for it. i booked excursions on the spot, we drove to the desert for about three hours, on the way we stopped at some salty lakes, i got my sneakers full of sand and laughed like an idiot. we got back late, tired but happy, the AC in the room hummed all night and that’s a minus of course. overall for this money — a great option to just turn off your head and do nothing.

Went to Djerba in July, bought the tour from a local agency and was happy. The sea is warm like tea, but the wind with sand sometimes hit my legs so hard I had to hide under an umbrella. Came back tanned and with a solid five for the organization, though the hotel air conditioner hummed like a tractor.

Packed up for Djerba on a whim, just wanted to lie by the sea after all that running around at work, and at the agency they found me a hotel in a couple of days. Everything went fine, the sea is warm, the water like fresh milk, though the towels in the room were changed every other time and the AC rattled like a tractor, but that's minor, still came back happy and tanned.

Went to Tunisia because we wanted warmth in winter, and Djerba turned out to be the cheapest option of what they offered at the agency. The hotel was fine, food was good, but with the desert excursion there was a hiccup — we wiated for the bus for an hour and a half in the lobby and they almost left without us. Came back happy, the sea is super, but the aftertaste from this organizational little thing stayed, so a four.

Bought a tour at the agency and never regretted it once, even though before that I was totally doubting. Djerba is an island... seems like a small one, but in a week I didn't really get around it. We flew with a layover, I was terribly tired, but when I got off the bus and felt that air — that's it, it all let go. The manager arranged everything quickly, no stress. The hotel turned out simple, the food was okay, but the sunbeds by the pool were taken from early morning — it drove me crazy))) The water is warm even in December, I swam every day, though the wind sometimes blew it away. I remember the market in Houmt Souk and the camels on the beach, or rather their smell. The scam with the sellers there is of course a whole separate story, but I quickly got the hang of haggling. The staff at the hotel turned out friendly, though their English is a disaster. Anyway, I recommend it, if you just want to lie around and do nothing.

I contacted the agency just to buy tickets and a hotel, but ended up putting together a full-fledged tour to Tunisia, to Djerba. The manager sorted everything out quickly, and within a week I was lying on the sand with a salty crust on my shoulders, eating flatbreads with harissa and petting a local cat that was sleeping on my towel, and in the evenings we drank tea with pine nuts and listened to the wind rustling the palm leaves. I came back with a magnet all covered in grains of sand, and with the thought that now my internal compass is set strictly to the east, but that's probably the only thing that broke during the whole trip!

Started from Djerba. The hotel was decent, but the AC in the room rattled like a tractor, had to sleep with the balcony open, good thing there are basically no mosquitoes there (well, almost). The beach is a whole separate topic, the sand is white and soft, but the sunbeds are old, broken in places, though personally I didn't care, I spent more time in the sea. I took the quad bike tour on the dunes and that was a real blast, wind in your face, dust everywhere, only the goggles they gave us were scratched, can't see a damn thing. The food at the hotel was monotonous, but I never went hungry, plus there's a little cafe nearby where they make amazing fresh mango juice, I drank it by the liter every day. Overall I came back happy, though I overpaid a bit compared to those who booked on the spot, but that's my fault, I was too lazy to look around

the trip to Tunisia I booked through an agency, Djerba turned out to be an island where wind with sand gets literally everywhere - in your bag, in your tea, in your eyes, but the sea makes up for it all. The hotel was ok, though the AC hummed like a tractor and once I had to remind them about cleaning.. The staff smiley, the food monotonous but I didn't stay hungry, would come back one more time, maybe in autumn when the wind is quieter

wife wanted the sea in february, and i just wanted to not freeze, so i went looking for tours. We sat at the travel agency for a long time, because all those options — Egypt, the Emirates, whatever else — personally didn't hook me at all, and Djerba came up by chance, and somehow it just clicked. Well i mean we flew in early february, and that's low season, the winds there are still something... cool in the mornings to be honest, but fine during the day, i swam. The hotel is decent, the food is monotonous, but the staff doesn't bother you for no reason. The sea is freezing the first days, then i guess i got used to it, and my wife didn't even really go in. That Jerid thing of theirs, the salt lake, well it's meh, i thought it would be cooler, though the photos turned out nice on the phone. Their market, where the carpets and all that stuff are, i almost left my wallet there, because the traders really push and just can't leave you alone. we flew back through Istanbul, waited five hours for the connection, tired like a dog

booked a tour just to get away from it all, and specifically looked for a non-hotel-tied package at a kazakh agency — no memorized program, so i could decide myself where to go, and in the end after a couple of refusals from different countries.. the manager suggested Djerba, saying Tunisia is cheaper and the sea is close, so that's where we went at first it seemed like a regular little hotel, all fine, but on the third day i went out to the market in Houmt Souk — and thats the feeling when youre not a tourist but just a person among people, and in the evening i came back to the beach with a bottle of local beer and stretched out on a lounger right by the water, and silence

Otdyhala na Dzherbe. Papa hotel klassnyj. More teploe dazhe v nojabre. Zimnij sad hotel na pervom etazhe brosilsja v glaza slishkom tihij tolpa tam ne byla, no ranne utro russkij voditel vez v Medina. Dva raza hodila na rynok tam zhenschina prodavala olivkovoe mylo i ja priehala s dvumja bankami. Kafe s kus-kusom. Vozvrashalas' v mokrom kupalnike i noch'ju prosnulas' ot shuma kondicionera za stenoj drugogo otelia patsany dralis'. Konechno dzherba ne Sharm i serfing bldg tam uverenno.

Poehal na Djerbu i srazu skazhu - more eto otdelnyi kayf. Kurort na ostrove nebolshoy, vezde mozhno doyti peshkom ili na taksi za kopeyki. Cho mne realno zapomnilos - kak utrom my s zhenoy hodili na rynok, tam spetsii, fishki, vse krichat, i ya dazhe kupil keramicheskuyu tarelochku, kotoryu potom vsu dorogu boyalsya razbit v chemodane. Otel byl normalnyy, no konditsioner gulko tak, chto ya prosypalsya nochyu i dolgo vorochalsya. Ekskursii ne brali, katilis na zape i pili svezhie sokki na naberezhnoy, i etogo hvatalo po polnoy programme. Vernulsya zagorelyy, dovolnyy, i hotel by poehat eshe raz.

жұмыста демалыс алу қиын болып кетті, әйелімнің де отпускісі сәйкес келмеді, сондықтан ақыры бір тур агенттігіне барып Джербаға октябрьде ұштық. Менеджер бәрін тез рәсімдеп берді, ұшақта ұйықтап кетіппін, қонақ үйге келгенде теңіздің иісі мұрнымды жарып жіберді, бірақ бөлмеде кондиционер қатты шулады, сосын түзеттім, қызметкер кешірім сұрап кетті. Балалар құмда күн ұзақ ойнады, мен пальманың астында жатып қалдым, күн батқанда бәріміз бірге балмұздақ жедік, бос уақытта базарға барып әйеліме керамика сатып алдым, бағасы сәл қымбаттау көрінді дегенмен, көңілімізде бір әдемілік қалды, ұшқанда қайта оралғымыз келді, осындай демалыс 5/5

we went with this tour to Tunisia specifically to Djerba. actually we just wanted to lie on the beach, because the year was hard, so we bought a package at the first agency near the house — the manager was sitting there and arranged everything in half an hour, even managed to joke about the visa. the island greeted us with heat, wind and a strange feeling that you're not in Africa but somewhere at a dacha by the sea... the hotel was normal, but the air conditioner in the room hummed like a tractor, had to sleep with the balcony open. the food was good, though I never figured out what that fish was on Tuesdays, but I ate it and didn't complain. went to the market for ceramics — bought two plates, broke one already at the airport, the second one now stands in the kitchen and I'm happy with it. the sea is warm, the sand is fine, easy to walk in, but the sunbeds by the pool were taken from the morning, that pissed me off honestly. didn't take the desert excursion, was too lazy, and don't regret it at all honestly. overall everything was great, came back tanned and calm, five out of five

Got into diving, and my wife had long wanted a calm sea, so I took a tour at a travel agency to Djerba, though at first I was looking at a completely different destination and didn't understand why we needed this island at all. At the hotel the food was decent, but the rice with seafood was bland like paper, though the pool was clean and the sun loungers by the sea were always free. Came back happy

We went to Tunisia, to Djerba. We flew with a layover, but the manager laid it all out on the shelves, even the transfer to the hotel he matched without delays. The sea is a fairy tale, though the wind sometimes blew me off the sunbed, but the sand is like flour, I touched it with my hands — couldn't believe it. The food was decent, but the coffee at the pool bar is just horror, impossible to drink. I came back tanned, with a magnet and a light sadness that the vacation ended (5/5).

went to Tunisia, Djerba in May as a family, took a package through the agency because we didn't feel like dealing with transfers and a visa ourselves, and the manager sorted everything out fast without extra running around with documents. the hotel was decent, the sea warm, though some German kept hogging a lounger by the pool with his towel in the morning and that pissed me off, but overall I came back happy and would give it five stars without hesitating

I booked the trip on a whim, I was just tired of work and wanted to be by the sea, and in the travel agency Djerba caught my eye. Once there it turned out I had worried about the flight and the hotel for nothing. Came back tanned and happy, despite the wind and minor everyday rough edges!

Джербаға барған сапарым өте ұнады, қыс мезгілінде болса да ауа райы жақсы болды, теңіз жағасында серуендеп, жергілікті тағамдардың дәмін таттым. Тунистің бұл аралы ұнады, табиғаты да, адамдары да жайлы, қайта барғым келеді.

Went to Tunisia, to Djerba, hotel was fine, sea nearby, but the water in the evening was already bracing. The manager sorted everything out quickly, the transfer didn't let us down, and even though the wifi in the lobby was slow, I came back happy.

Жөндеу жұмыстарына байланысты демалыс уақытын ауыстыру керек болды, сондықтан қараша айында Туниске, Джербаға баруды шештім. Агенттікке келгенде ұсыныс аз болды, бірақ маған дәл осы бағытты таңдағаным дұрыс болды. Ұшу ұзақ болды, Стамбулда ауысып, Джербадағы шағын қонақүйге түскенде шаршағанымды ұмытып кеттім. Теңіз таза, жағажай кең, бірақ кей жерлерде тезек тастар кездеседі, жалаңаяқ жүруге онша қолайлы емес. Тамағының дәмділігі мен қызметкерлердің күлімсіреуі бәрін жақсы көңіл-күйге көтерді. Экскурсиялар көп емес, бірақ мен өзімді еркін сезіндім, ешкім мазаламады. Осы сапардан кейін қайта барсам деп ойлаймын.

kupila tur w tunis na jerbu, otdyh pokazalsya korotkim no eto luchshe chem rabota doma. more teploe, pesok melkij kak muka, hotel normalnyj horosho chto ne prishlos nichego dopla4ivat, no kondicioner gudel tak 4to zasypala pod televizor. po uslugam vse ok, nichego ne slomalos, vernulas spokojnaya.

booked the trip to Tunisia through an agency and didn't regret it, though on Djerba everything turned out more modest than in the pictures. but the sea, those creaky sun loungers, the tuna flatbreads at the beach cafe – and I was already ready to forgive everything, even the bus we waited forty minutes for under the scorching sun... and the guide kept rushing and rushing us, kept saying faster faster, and where faster, if I just want to stand and look at these white houses, where we were taking photos by some wall with a blue door

Went to Djerba in March, impressions are mixed but overall I liked it. The manager helped pick the hotel, and even though the sea was clod, and the closet door creaked in the room, I came back happy and would give four.

I booked the package spontaneously, just saw a last-minute deal on the travel agency's instagram and decided I needed sand and sea, because the winter that year was just unbearable (though before that I actually wanted to go to Egypt, but there were no spots). It was my first time in Djerba and I immediately realized — I'd hit the jackpot. The sea is clean, the people are friendly, and at the hotel they fed us so well that I was scared to step on the scale for a week after.

Trip to Tunisia, to Djerba. Honestly, expected more from the hotel, but the sea fixed everything. The manager helped with the transfer right on the spot, for which thanks. The grounds are green, the pool is clean, though sunbeds had to be hunted for in the morning. The food is decent, but the monotony got tireing by the end of the week. The market in Houmt Souk is a sport of its own, haggled until I was hoarse. Overall came back happy, a four is well deserved.

Bought a tour to Tunisia, to Djerba. Five out of five. Flew with a layover, got a bit worn out, but it was worth it — the sea there is some unreal turquoise, especially in the morning when there's still no one on the beach. The manager sorted everything out quickly, though later I got myself confused with the flight dates (mixed up the day, happens). The hotel is basic, but there's a market nearby where I haggled for ceramics and spices, a local guy was smiling and calling me "madam". Came back tanned, with a jar of harissa and a slight regret that I didn't go on the excursion to the flamingos... Oh well. Would definitely go again.

Poehali my zhenoy v Tunis, Djerba, cherez Almatinskoe agentstvo posle togo kak po rabote nuzhno bylo zakryt proekt i nuzhen byl srochno pereryv. More normalnoe, no veter dyl tak chto pelok na plyazhe slozhno bylo raskinut, hotya v celom otdyh zashhel. Postavil by 5 iz 5, potomu chto za eti dengi poluchil imenno to chto hotel.

джербада демалыс керемет болды, теңіз жылы, құм жұмсақ – аяқ киімсіз жүргенді ұнатамын, ал қонақүйдегі таңғы ас... шынымды айтсам, торт тәтті емес, бірақ бәрібір тойып алдым. базардағы адамдар өте мейірімді, бір жігіт маған тегін шай құйып берді, мен қалтама тиын салып кеттім. кейде жел күшті соқты, зонтик ұшып кетті, бірақ мен күлдім, өйткені бұл да бір естелік. экскурсияға бардым, түйемен серуендедім,, қорықтым бірақ ұстап тұрдым. ұшақ кешікті, бірақ мен бәрібір бақыттымын, өйткені джерба маған жанға жайлылық берді.

Went to Djerba because we wanted warmth and sea, not all that stuff. Read a lot about the island, about how it's calm there. Took a normal hotel, not a palace though, but everything worked and the water was hot. The sea was cool, but I swam anyway, and in the evening we sat by the pool and didn't rush anywhere. The staff is friendly, though the tap in the room was dripping, but that's minor, I didn't even pay attention.