we went here on a island explore tour with thomas cook, only complaint i had was we didnt have enought time there to see everything. unlike other museums we had gone to where nothing was in english, this was and there were friendly staff around to help. remember to take few dinars so you can take photos! i was allowed... More

Great views, so quiet and great history. only a short drive from any of the hotels and is definately a place you must see if in Djerba.

Never forget to take a few dinars to take pictures on the inside. very nice museum for traditions lovers with gardens and sea views

Me and my partner went to this museum when we was on the Island Tour booked with Thomas Cook. Other museums we went to do not explain the displays in English, mainly just French and Arabic so we could not learn anything but this museum educates you a lot on marriage and how they traditionally celebrate it and all explained... More

Guellala Museum is one of the must-do's when you are in Djerba, the dreamsisland as called in Tunisia, and the Lotus-eaters Island as described by Homeros in his Illyade and Odyssée. Mainly dedicated to the island traditions, the museum includes a huge collection of statues, showing scences of the traditional Djerbian marriage, also explaining all routine day life in Djerba,... More

nothing is in english so you could not understand anything that was written beside each artifacte and you also have to pay to take your camera through.

not really my cup of tea.I was not very interested in the history of the religious tradition. Too hot to walk around a museum

This was part of a half day trip we took. Loved the way the place was set out with each little section telling a story

really worth a visit to see the traditional methods of farming and weaving