Dive sites in Djerba
1–28 m · 15 signature species
8 dive sites in Djerba, from the most talked-about to the most confidential.↓ Map of dive sites in Djerba
Rochers Poulpe →
Descend into a shallow, current-swept canyon where rocky outcrops shelter octopuses and schools of amberjacks hunt in the blue.
Max. depth · 16 m
The Rock Of Ras Turgueness →
Explore a compact, shallow reef near Djerba's coast, where small tunnels and arches offer shelter for diverse marine life.
Max. depth · 10 m
Epave Ricardo →
The Ricardo wreck off Djerba offers a deep dive into history, exploring the remains of a substantial Italian military cargo ship at depths between 19 and 28 metres.
Max. depth · 28 m
Sidi Soliman →
Explore Sidi Soliman, a shallow reef in Djerba, ideal for initial dives and training in calm, clear waters.
Max. depth · 5 m
Octopus Reef →
Octopus Reef offers a kilometre-long drift dive over rocky formations, with an abundance of octopus hiding within its unique topography.
Max. depth · 16 m
The Rocks Of Mongi →
Explore a network of shallow rock formations, small tunnels, and ledges that attract a diverse Mediterranean reef population.
Max. depth · 16 m
Epave Khorda →
La Khorda, un navire de guerre reposant à 21 mètres sur le fond sablonneux, offre une plongée d'épave accessible avec une proue encore reconnaissable.
Max. depth · 21 m
Epave Saguia →
Plongez sur l'Epave Saguia, un cargo entier posé sur le fond de sable de Djerba, offrant une exploration directe de sa structure entre 18 et 24 mètres.
Max. depth · 24 m
