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DJERBA TUNISIA - EXPLORING NORTH AFRICA'S LARGEST ISLAND - travel vlog
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- Опубліковано 13 тра 2019
- In this vlog, we travel to Djerba Tunisia, the largest island in North Africa known for its Mediterranean beaches. We visit the artisans who make local pottery, the fisherman in the Houmt El Souk, and visit the traditional souk. Djerba is a cultural rich island where the Berber, Jewish and Muslim cultures collide.
Highlights in this vlog:
0:37 - 0:40 Ferry from Tunisia Mainland to Djerba (جربة )
0:50 Hotel Tour: Royal Garden Palace, Djerba
2:00 - 4:10 Guellala - Pottery Making Artisan Tour
4:25 - 5:04 El Ghriba Synagogue (Arabic: كنيس الغريبة )
5:07 - 6:40 Houmt El Souk - Fishing harbor tour
6:41 - 9:16 Ballade en Mer - Pirate Ship Adventure
10:20 - 11:28The Beaches of Djerba
11:29 - 11:45 Tunisian Cuisine - Fish
12:25 -14:43 Souk
14:44 Street art in Djerba
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Bonjour, super vidéo sur Djerba la douce .. merci bcp à toute l'équipe.... i love Tunisie ❤💕😍🙏
Merci aussi d'avoir conserver la belle 'église, gratitude 🙏🌷❤💕💗
I'm flying to Djerba this year, can't wait to get there, love Tunisia now i have the possibility to go there.
Thank you for supporting our country 🇹🇳
We love Tunisia! Such a diverse country for its size!
thanks for making the video. i had been living there for around two years. and at the end of 2018 i just left for good. now i'm missing djerba a lot. Thank you. :)
Hope the vid brought back memories of Djerba! Cheers!❤️
Wow😱 11:15 your magic eyes have covered all my coutry is beauty. Thanks for these lovely videos. Hope you come back because "you'll never heal from the love of Tunisia". ❤️🇹🇳✌️
Thank you!! Tunisia is one of the most beautiful places! ❤️🇹🇳
Gazouz wil birra haw 3anna hne fil buvette a7la djerba ❤️❤️❤️
I'm glad that you liked my country, it's food and it's people.
I'm sure you would discover more of Tunisia. No one told you that Ulysses voyage or rather misfortune led him to set anker on the beach of Djerba. It is told that the lotus eaters, fruit so sweet it reminds of honey is non the less than the date fruit. So sweet that it could hypnotise you and forbid you from leaving the island….That for the mythology.
I wonder if you've been to Carthage, El Djem or Sidi Bou Saïd. I promiss you that if you didn't, it's quite interesting to go investigate. Thank you for these lovely videos, you seem to have enjoyed yourselves. Bon voyage.
Thank you! We love Tunisia and our trip to Djerba was so special. It was mentioned in Homer's Odyssey - thank you for adding that! The history and culture make it an unforgettable place. Cheers!
instablaster...
Viva tunisia
I heard of this place since 1999 from an uncle who lived in this island and I loved him so much as I worked for him as well.
Just came across of your video and it is awesome to show it.
Thank you. Lovely.
All the best.
Bonne continuation.
#TUN ❤
Great video and wonderful places ! Thumbs up 👍🏻
I also love to travel and create travel videos !!! Good travels ✈️
Cheeres from Swtzerland 🇨🇭
Cheers and thank you fellow traveler!
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Hallo
Good bless my poor country tunisia :c
you deserve more subs nice video
Thank you for watching! We love Tunisia :)
What an awesome vlog ! ❤🇹🇳
Thank you 🙌
Oh my God 👍❤️
Beautiful video! Thanks
Cheers friend!
I live here!
Wow... Lovely vlog... like those wall painting👍😊
Thank you! The street art in Djerba was such a surprise!🇹🇳❤️
@@RunTheAtlas welcome my dear friend. You are absolutely right. Keep more vlogs coming. Stay connected 👍😊
Moner Putul will do my friend!
@@RunTheAtlas 😊👍
I guarantee you if you knock on any door they will invite you in and feed you what they have ...Tunisia is one of the most beautiful countries in the world with all it’s rich history and beautiful weather ,unfortunately it’s not known in the us yet ,most peoples here in the us knows Morocco more and not Tunisia .Thank you for this video
Tunisian people are incredibly kind and generous. We have such great memories of our trip and cannot wait to return!
Sweeeet! Make more!
New vids every Travel Tuesday!
I am sorry to break it to you , but Djerba is not north Africa's largest island ,, the largest island in north Africa is Tenerife I know Spanish people consider it Spanish , but (Tenerife is literally in north Africa). And the native people of Tenerife are the Guanches "berbers" (Amazigh's) before the Spanish invasion!
You might want to change what's on Google then! www.google.com/search?q=largest+island+in+north+africa&rlz=1C5CHFA_enUS885US885&oq=largest+island+in+north+africa&aqs=chrome..69i57.4759j0j1&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
@@RunTheAtlas I did they changed it back to Djerba , Don't believe anything in Wikipedia. Anyone can write in Wikipedia so for that reason no one should take it seriously. what you could do is not to promote this lies. And write Tunisia's biggest island instead.
Well said mate 👍
Absolutely anaraz wlaniknou 🇹🇳🤙
Yass 😁
Thank you for sharing!
Welcome ❤ my Tunisia
Go to sousa
شيطان جهنم thank you! 🇹🇳❤️
🇹🇳djerba💙
The largest North African island is actually Tenerife. Good day.
It's Djerba actually. Google it. www.google.com/search?q=largest+island+in+north+africa&rlz=1C5CHFA_enUS885US885&oq=largest+island+in+north+africa&aqs=chrome..69i57.6929j0j1&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
@@RunTheAtlas Geography isn't limited to one source, it's a science by itself. Tenerife is a North African island (what else?!), and it's 2,034.38 square km in size whereas Djerba is 514. Wikipedia definitions have never been flawless.
@@Arthur-pc1eh
I totally agree with you.
The beautiful Canary Island are part of North Africa.
I’ve visited Lanzarote in 2010 and i had a great time.
Greetings from my beloved
❤️TENAST❤️
#TUN
Nice view 👉❤👈
Thanks 😋
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you didn't visit Crocodile Park?
it's a beautiful farm for Crocodile
I'm from Tunisia
thank you it's a great video
I didn't visit the Crocodile Park - it looks awesome, thanks for the recommendation!
I heard once that If u wanna bargain u have to go straight to the 2/3 of the price if u r in the metropolitan (tunis)... i'm a local yet i don't discuss prices which r the same for tourists and locals, i just buy it or leave it...
If u wanna visit tunisia, do not rush and get into the closest taxi to the airport.. make sure u know how the public transport wokrs, if someone wanna show u around and be ur tourist guide they won't charge u money, and if u r concerned bout that tell em that u ain't givin em money
Thank you for adding this information! Cheers mate!
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Did it had any mosquitos there?
Nope I didn't have any issues with bugs on this trip at all
Stay from Houmet souk
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Top video on phiphi
Go to Tozeur Tunisia
We went to Tozeur! Loved it there. Check out our vlog: ua-cam.com/video/KzUmQbgz7hs/v-deo.html
If i had to choose between Tozeur and Djerba, which one should i visit?
For this part when you "The muslim and berber and jewish communities coexist" I wanna just point out that Islam and Judaism are religions while Berber is a race of people who are embracing one of these two religions
why so serious voice
If the Muslims and Jewish communities coexist so well why are there no more Jews in Tunisia?
Thanks for the great video.
Just a small thing: it shouldn't be said 'it was built by the romans', but instead 'it was built in roman times'.
Tunisia was the most latinised place after Rome. It wasn't 'colonised' by the romans, like it was by the french. You can say the 'french built this and that in tunisia' as tunisians were at that time really backward, and all engineering came from french/italians/russians. This is not the case in roman times.
The island has a remarkable history. True it was not colonized by the Romans but they did set up a trading post and built the causeway to connect to the mainland nearly 2000 years ago. www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/island-of-djerba-land-of-the-lotus-eaters-5328734.html
جربة
02:35 Guellala is still a berber village
Lots of Amazigh still living in Djerba Island And across Tunisia.
In fact all Tunisian who claim to be Arabs 🤔 are of Amazigh- decent.
The Amazigh who are the 1st to settle down in the Island followed by the Jewish ✡️ Then the Christians ✝️
And the last are the A@&£ ☪️ 🙈
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