The 11 Diving Sites in Djerba

Our Dive Sites

Just a short distance from the centre, this iconic site is the perfect playground for your first bubbles.

Less than a mile from the shore, this enchanting site is full of delightful surprises.

Two miles from the shore, this captivating site invites you to explore a labyrinth of rocky formations hiding mysterious underwater tunnels.

Around 2 miles offshore, this unusual and fascinating site never fails to surprise divers looking for something out of the ordinary.

Three miles offshore, this isolated rocky outcrop surrounded by sand and posidonia meadows is one of our team's favourite sites.

Three miles from the shore, these three rocky formations never fail to deliver their share of wonderful surprises.

Around 4 miles offshore, this exceptional site delivers on every promise.

Four miles from the shore, the Aida wreck — her true name the Alga — is one of Djerba's most iconic dives, steeped in history and mystery.

Eight miles offshore, the Ricardo — her true name the SS Edda — is one of Djerba's most impressive wrecks.

Around 6 miles off Ras Turgueness, the wreck of the Eso — nicknamed Khorda by the locals — is a relatively recent discovery, only located in 2014.

Twelve miles offshore, the Attitala wreck is Djerba's best-kept secret.