Top Tunisia On the Water

Enjoying this initiation course to kitesurfing in Djerba is the best way to learn this fabulous sport with the best instructors and in the best beach for kitesurfing. During 3 days all equipment necessary will be at your disposal.

Program: At 9h, the boat leaves the marina and heads to sea with a pleasant musical atmosphere on board. During the trip several animations will be proposed. If you're lucky, you can spot some dolphins and feats your camera lenses! You will also attend a traditional fishing session. On the Island of Flamingos, you will have enough time to swim and tan. At noon, a delightful lunch will be offered to you in a lovely setting. The menu includes: Tunisian salad, brick Tunisian couscous, grilled fish, cola, mint tea, fruits of the season. After lunch you can either attend a session animation or return to the shore At 14h you return feeling elated and the sounds of cheer fill the air as you arrive at the tourist port of Houmet Souk.

Enjoy a relaxing excursion to scenic Flamingo Island during this excursion on a specialty pirate boat. Set sail from Houmt Souk harbor, with pickup and drop-off from your Djerba hotel. Enjoy entertaining activities onboard the boat, and get a chance to spot dolphins in the water. Then, swim or sunbathe at your leisure. A full Tunisian lunch spread is included.

Party like a pirate on this family-friendly cruise from Hammamet, which brings you on a real-life seafaring adventure. Join a motley crew of pirates, buccaneers and landlubbers as you sail the high seas, enjoying fun perks like onboard music and sunbathing. Cruises include plenty of swimming stops along the way, so bring your bathing suit.

Experience kiteboarding with a 2-hour private or group lesson in Djerba, whose consistent winds and broad beach make it one of Tunisia's most legendary kiteboarding destinations. Learn to control your kite and stay safe, practice maneuvering, then get out on the board; try the sport for the first time, or hone your technique alongside an expert instructor. Hit with water with brand new gear and an IKO certified instructor, sail along Djerba coast, and discover Tunisia’s most thrilling water sport.

It is a garrison boat of the 2nd World War which made a route from Libya to Tunisia, it is about 40m long, a third of which is silted up. It rests on a bottom of 20m maximum. Electric aircraft cables, gas masks and telecommunications equipment are found on board aircraft engines. It is 4.3MN from the club about 10mn. There are some pretty porcelains, many military equipment, many discoveries are still to be made on this wreck. The fauna is composed of liches, corbs, and some not shy groupers who are even quite curious, hermit crabs, and many nudibranchs.

Exploration of a natural environment at sea (between 2m and 6m) Framed by a certified instructor The duration of the dive depends on your breathing underwater

This small pleasant spa resort that is Korbous immerses us in a landscape between sky and sea. Housed on the cut coast, there are 7 hot springs (with a therapeutic reputation): so take the time to enjoy it in a unique place and discover the Arraka hammam which is located in a cave. 50 km from Tunis, Korbous, was already famous in Roman times and a popular destination for the Carthaginians. Its seven sources, mostly hot, fed a network of underground ovens that have remained active to the present day. The therapeutic indications of Korbous are diverse. Each source has its particularity. This thermal complex with multiple applications, therefore, welcomes a very varied clientele. In addition to the care provided, customers here benefit from clean air, a favorable climate, and an invigorating environment.

Cap Bon stretches from Nabeul for 140 km north of the country in the middle of the Mediterranean, towards Sicily. The landscape is an alternation of plains and plateaus, villages, beaches and coves. The fertile region is covered with vines that produce the famous Kelibia Muscat, fruit trees and cereals You can discover a Tunisia a little more authentic than elsewhere, quieter and less geared towards tourism. Cap Bon is easily visited in a day by car.