Do more with your Mediterranean getaway when you visit our majestic, family-friendly Tunisia destinations. Our luxury all inclusive Tunisia holidays are completely hassle-free and are perfect for all the family, all year round. From activity holidays in Djerba la Douce, to sports holidays with the kids, our Tunisia holiday resorts have it all. Browse our all-inclusive Tunisia holidays & get yourself ready for the sunshine!
Amphitheater of El Jem
It would be the most important colosseum in North Africa and one of the largest in the world: during your all-inclusive stay in Tunisia, discover the Roman amphitheater of El Jem, located in a desert plain, 400km from your Club Med Djerba la Douce resort. Built in the 3rd century AD, it is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The El Jem amphitheater could presumably accommodate 35,000 people.
Carthage archaeological site
600km from your Club Med Djerba la Douce resort, enter an ancient gem. Built by Dido in 814 BC. J.-C., the city became a maritime and commercial empire before being destroyed then rebuilt by Rome. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the archaeological site has many vestiges, witnesses of the brilliant civilization that had settled there, from the acropolis of Byrsa to the Punic ports, to the Antonine baths.
Bardo Museum
In Tunis, 600km from your Club Med Djerba La Douce resort, the Bardo Museum is the largest in Tunisia. Inaugurated in 1930, its reputation is worldwide. It retraces the history of the country, from prehistory to the middle of the last century, thanks to a collection comprising Palaeolithic and Neolithic objects. It is renowned for its mosaics and includes a masterpiece: the skeleton of Tin Hinan, Queen of the Tuaregs.
Houmt Souk
Discover the capital of the island of Djerba. 30 minutes from your Club Med Djerba la Douce resort, Houmt Souk is a gem to enjoy during your all-inclusive stay in Tunisia. Stroll through its narrow streets and admire its houses with white facades. Also take a trip to the souk, the central market, to discover the various stalls and local crafts. Don't miss the jewelers' souk!
Djerba La Douce:
Room Types: Superior / Deluxe
Kids Clubs: 0 - 17 years old
Restaurants: 2
Bars: 2
Pools: 4
WiFi: Yes
• Direct Flying Time: 9-11 hours
• Time Difference: -1 hour
• Currency: Tunisian Dinar
• Best months to visit: Apr - June and Sept - Oct
• Well Known for: Cultural places, gastronomy and sandy deserts
• Languages: Arabic
Tunisia is full of surprising discoveries. Ride a camel across the Sahara desert or take a 4x4 through the olive groves of Djerba. Visit the hilltop Berber village of Chenini or try your hand at traditional Arabic calligraphy. Go back in time at the ruins of Carthage or explore the famous desert film set from Star Wars: A New Hope.
From the sunny Mediterrenean coast to the serene Sahara desert to the lively medina of Tunis, Tunisia is a country of colourful contrasts waiting to be explored. Also, with its soft sandy beaches, warm seas and beautiful weather, Tunisia is perfect for sun holidays with the whole family.
Thanks to the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea, Tunisia holidays are perfect for watersports. Learn to sail a hobie cat, explore the coastline by kayak or find your feet on a stand-up paddle board. Back on dry land, practice your swing at Djerba Golf Club or try your hand at archery, before dining on traditional lablabi, brik and sweet bambalouni.
Tunisia offers contrasting natural landscapes .
From the exception of landscapes, move on to the grandeur of sites inherited from Antiquity . - 400km from your Club Med Djerba la Douce resort, shivers run through you during your all-inclusive stay: facing the amphitheater of El-Jem, listed as a UNESCO heritage site, relive gladiator fights and horse races. tanks it housed.
2 hours from Tunis, dive into the waters of Cap Serrat, for a snorkeling trip in the translucent sea. Back at your resort stroll through the souk in the village of Houmt Souk and punctuate your getaway with gourmet breaks around a mint tea and some pastries. Unless you let yourself be tempted by the Djerba Golf Club green, for a course facing the sea, in the shade of acacias and palm trees.
