But Djerba is still the opposition of two worlds: the luxury of the hotels and the poverty of the people on the island. In the hotels, the employees do their best for the tourists, which some don't deserve because they don't respect the country and the people. They walk around like in a non-Muslim country, almost in bathing suits.

I am especially embarrassed by the monstrous waste during meals. But this is the lot of all hotels in countries less wealthy than France. This waste could feed families for a few days.

Let's go back to Djerba, which apart from the hotels, the beaches is also magnificent to discover. Many Roman remains dot the island. Try to hire a taxi for the day which will make you discover the island, but the island of the inhabitants, not that of the coach chartered by the hotel. These buses drop you in places for tourists and especially for a commercial aspect. Also take the opportunity to take a quad ride, a magnificent machine.