It was fun for the guest who are with families. Good experience with old Pirate ships even when we are rescued because of low tide. The Quad riding are fun, the Island it self are with clear water. The animators are giving efforts, the traditional food was good. I can only recommend it.

First I should say that our tour guide was quite nice, but did not speak much english, even though we asked for an english speaking guide. Now the bad stuff: First the phone number provided to contact tour company was a disconnected number, then they changed the time of tour start fron 8 to 9, and did not pick us up until 9:30. We were supposed to tour in an air conditioned vehicle instead we ended up with an old cab. We were told that this would be just for the morning. But were stuck with the cab all day. Lunch was at below average restaurant, with below average food. And if that is not bad enough, we were left to wonder the local market for an hour and 20 minutes, while the cad was called away to ferry people around town. It only took 10 minutes to wonder around a market full of overpriced junk, we spent the rest of the time sitting on the sidewalk waiting for the cabbie to return. the cabbie did his best to make up for the screw ups of the tour company. However that does not change the fact that the tour company failed to deliver on its commitments. I would never book again with these crooks.

Djerba has always been my dream destination. The scenic beaches, the affable folk, sumptuous cuisine, shopping and of course, the legendary Jewish-Arab unity have inspired me tremendously to visit the island. Thanks to Mr.Adel Ben Haj Yedder, founder- Vacances Promo Tunisie, my dream finally came true! Famed for their legendary, VPT arranged everything immaculately from scratch including a chauffeur-guide drive air-conditioned car to escape the scorching but otherwise pleasant Mediterranean summer. Showcasing every one of Djerba's rich treasure, my journey was wholesome and memorable with the renowned Houmt Souk market with kaleidoscopes of color mesmerizing me, the Berber pottery market of Guellala, Hara Seguira and the quaint Jewish homes and eateries and of course, the grand La Ghriba Synagogue...it feels as if it was just yesterday! The Guellala Museum shocases Djerba's intriguing history while the Borj El Kebir fortress presents a panoramic view of the ocean from its zenith. Soirees with breathtaking folkloric dance and acrobatics performances and the pulsating music of the Berbers was the ultimate treat while on Djerba Island! With representatives fluent in English, French and Arabic, visitors form around the world are more than satisfied with VPT's overall services and professionalism. I sincerely wish to work with Mr.Ben Haj Yedder again on yet another fascinating and exciting journey through Djerba!