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Djerba is Tunisia’s most-visited resort island and the top destination for UK travellers looking for a proper all inclusive beach holiday. It has the highest concentration of beachfront 4- and 5-star resorts in the country, almost all operating on a full all inclusive basis, and a direct flight connection to UK airports that takes around three hours. This guide covers the best all inclusive resorts in Djerba, with named hotels, real prices, and advice on when and how to book from the UK.
Why choose Djerba for an all inclusive holiday?
The resort strip in Djerba runs along the northeast coast of the island at Sidi Mahres beach — a long stretch of pale sand with calm, shallow water, sheltered from Atlantic swells by the position of the island in the Gulf of Gabès. The sea is particularly safe for young children, which makes it Tunisia’s most family-friendly coastline.
What sets Djerba apart from purely purpose-built resort zones like Yasmine Hammamet is that it has genuine character beyond the hotel strip. Houmt Souk, the island’s main town, is 20 minutes by taxi and has one of the best fish markets in Tunisia along with a good medina for shopping. El-Ghriba synagogue, one of the oldest in the world, is about 25 minutes from the hotel zone. The Erriadh street art village and the Guellala pottery workshops are easy half-day trips. You can use your all inclusive as a base and see a real slice of Tunisian island life without much effort.
Best all inclusive resorts in Djerba
Club Med Djerba Jadis — premium all inclusive
Club Med Djerba Jadis (4 Tridents) sits directly on Sidi Mahres beach and is the most complete all inclusive package on the island. The format is classic Club Med: branded spirits included alongside local drinks, unlimited non-motorised water sports (sailing, kayak, windsurfing), full daytime and evening entertainment, and a well-staffed kids’ club for children aged 4–17.
Rooms are in bungalows set in a tropical garden, and there are several themed bars and restaurants. The atmosphere is international with a strong British and French contingent. Prices run from approximately £120–£180 per person per night in peak July–August, dropping to £85–£130 in June or September. Early booking discounts of up to 25% are available when booked 4–6 months ahead. Book Club Med Djerba Jadis
Radisson Blu Palace Resort & Thalasso Djerba — 5-star spa hotel
The Radisson Blu Palace at Djerba Midoun is the island’s strongest option for a spa-focused all inclusive. It has a large thalassotherapy centre (signature treatments are extra, some spa access is included depending on the room category), three pools, a private beach, and multiple restaurants. At 5-star level it’s a step up in food quality and service from the standard 4-star all inclusive tier.
Prices are approximately £95–£155 per person per night in all inclusive in peak season. Book Radisson Blu Palace Djerba
Best for: couples, honeymooners, and anyone prioritising spa treatments alongside beach time.
Hasdrubal Prestige Djerba — boutique 5-star
Smaller in scale than the Radisson Blu, the Hasdrubal Prestige Djerba is a quieter 5-star option with refined dining and less crowded pool areas. It suits travellers who want the all inclusive format without the large-resort energy. Rooms from approximately 400–650 TND (£95–£155) per night. Book Hasdrubal Prestige Djerba
Djerba Plaza Thalasso & Spa — reliable 4-star mid-range
The Djerba Plaza is one of the most consistently well-reviewed mid-range resorts on the island. It has a thalassotherapy spa, good pools, and solid family facilities including a kids’ club. It’s one of the most popular options with UK package operators at the 4-star level.
Rooms from approximately 250–400 TND (£60–£95) per night in all inclusive. Book Djerba Plaza
One Resort Djerba & Aquapark — best for families on a budget
The One Resort Djerba includes a waterpark on site, which makes it the top pick for families with children who want something beyond the standard pool. It’s beachfront, the animation team is lively, and food is reasonable for the price bracket. In peak season, expect approximately £65–£95 per person per night in all inclusive — good value for the facilities. Book One Resort Djerba
Seabel Rym Beach — good-value beachfront 4-star
The Seabel Rym Beach is a well-positioned 4-star all inclusive with a broad beach frontage and reliable value. Rooms from approximately 200–350 TND (£48–£85) per night. Consistently good scores for beach access and cleanliness. Book Seabel Rym Beach
Dar Jerba — large-scale resort complex
Dar Jerba operates as a self-contained resort village composed of several hotels: Narjess (4-star), Ulysse Palace (5-star), and Phénix (3-star). All share the same beach, pools, and restaurants under a single all inclusive umbrella. It works well if you want a large, sociable atmosphere with lots of facilities in one place.
Prices vary by sub-hotel: from £50–£70 per person per night for the Phénix category to £80–£120 for the Ulysse Palace in peak season. Search Dar Jerba
What’s included in all inclusive in Djerba?
The standard all inclusive package at a 4-star Djerba hotel covers:
- All meals — buffet breakfast, lunch, and dinner; most hotels include afternoon snack service at the beach bar
- Local drinks — Celtia beer, Tunisian wines (Magon, Selian), soft drinks, juices, and water at all bars, usually served 10am–midnight
- Pool and beach access — sun loungers and parasols at the pool and on the beach
- Entertainment — daytime programme (aqua gym, beach volleyball, archery), evening shows, and a mini-club for children aged 4–12
What’s typically not included:
- Imported spirits (gin, whisky, premium vodka) — may be included at premium 5-star properties
- Spa and thalassotherapy treatments (though some packages include a spa credit)
- Motorised water sports
- Excursions beyond the hotel
When to go for the best value
June and September are the best months to book an all inclusive in Djerba. Sea temperatures are 26–27°C, air temperatures are comfortable at 28–33°C, the hotels are well-staffed but not at capacity, and prices are typically 20–30% lower than peak summer.
July–August is full peak season. The island is busy, sea temperatures are at their best (28°C), and afternoon temperatures can exceed 38°C inland, though sea breezes keep the beach pleasant. Book at least four to six months ahead for July and August, particularly with UK package operators whose allocations fill early.
April–May and October are quieter and cheaper. The sea in April is on the cool side for swimming (around 20°C) but comfortable enough for most people by May. October gives warm sea (24–25°C) with noticeably lower hotel rates.
November to March: most Djerba resorts reduce staffing or close entirely. Not the right time for a beach all inclusive.
Booking from the UK
TUI and Jet2 Holidays carry the widest selection of Djerba all inclusive packages from UK airports. easyJet Holidays covers Djerba seasonally from Gatwick, Luton, and Manchester. On the Beach aggregates packages from multiple operators and is often competitive in shoulder season.
Direct flights to Djerba-Zarzis (DJE) operate mainly April–October. The journey from London is around 3 hours. In-season flights to Djerba also operate from Manchester, Birmingham, and Bristol.
If you’re booking independently (hotel without a package flight), compare Booking.com direct rates against the Jet2 or TUI package price. In peak July–August, package operators often have bulk-negotiated rates that undercut direct booking; in shoulder season, independent booking frequently wins.
Getting beyond the resort
The best argument for choosing Djerba over a purpose-built resort zone is what’s accessible outside the hotel fence:
- Houmt Souk (20 min by taxi, approximately 10–15 TND): the island’s main town with a working fish market, a medina, and the Fort of the Ghazi Mustapha. The best place on the island for grilled fish and local food.
- El-Ghriba synagogue (25 min): one of the oldest synagogues in the world, dating back over 2,000 years. Non-Jewish visitors are welcome.
- Erriadh (20 min): a village where the walls are covered in street art by international and local artists as part of a cultural project — a genuinely unexpected find on a beach holiday.
- Guellala (35 min): the pottery village on the south of the island, with workshops producing the traditional Djerban earthenware.
Most hotels can arrange shared excursions to these sites for approximately 40–70 TND per person, or you can take a taxi independently.
For a broader look at where all inclusive fits within Tunisia’s resort scene, see our all inclusive Tunisia overview. To compare Djerba with the mainland’s best beaches, visit our best beach resorts in Tunisia guide.
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