Location: Midoun
Top Things to do in Midoun
Things to do in Midoun, Medenine Governorate: The Best Tours
Midoun (Arabic: ميدون Mīdūn) is a town and commune in the Médenine Governorate, Tunisia, located on the north east of Djerba. As of 2004 it had a population of 50,549.
Restaurants in Midoun
1. Equestrian rides
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Located opposite the Med club of Djerba la Douce, Yassmina Djerba la Douce Ranch, offers superb walks, by the sea, on reservation, we suggest you to leave early in the morning to admire the sunrise
Inclusions: Riding helmet
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Reviewed By Jihene B
Kecem is a very professional coach , he is very reassuring even if i was a beginner , horses are well trained , go ahead even if you never did a horse riding before ..
2. Diving initiation (Initiation)
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Exploration of a natural environment at sea (between 2m and 6m) Framed by a certified instructor The duration of the dive depends on your breathing underwater
Inclusions: Use of SCUBA equipment
Exclusions: Photos and Videos, Discover Scuba Diving Diploma
Reviewed By Karl D
I had an amazing dive experience with La Sirène. It's a family business: Youssef and Wadia in particular are vastly experienced (over 20,000 dives combined in Djerba alone) and the rest of the family and crew are just great people in general. I had to come back, and ended up completing 12 dives and my Nitrox course with them. Discover scuba diving courses are very professionally done in a nearby reef, in around 6m of water which is great for beginners. There are plenty of WW2 wrecks offshore (sunk in combat) and one has three small tanks nearby which was a huge bonus. Overall they're great value for money and I highly recommend them to anyone looking to dive in Djerba in future.
3. Wreck exploration Ricardo-18m (Certified diver)
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
It is a garrison boat of the 2nd World War which made a route from Libya to Tunisia, it is about 40m long, a third of which is silted up. It rests on a bottom of 20m maximum. Electric aircraft cables, gas masks and telecommunications equipment are found on board aircraft engines. It is 4.3MN from the club about 10mn. There are some pretty porcelains, many military equipment, many discoveries are still to be made on this wreck. The fauna is composed of liches, corbs, and some not shy groupers who are even quite curious, hermit crabs, and many nudibranchs.
Inclusions: Equipment
Exclusions: Photos and Videos
Reviewed By Karl D
I had an amazing dive experience with La Sirène. It's a family business: Youssef and Wadia in particular are vastly experienced (over 20,000 dives combined in Djerba alone) and the rest of the family and crew are just great people in general. I had to come back, and ended up completing 12 dives and my Nitrox course with them. Discover scuba diving courses are very professionally done in a nearby reef, in around 6m of water which is great for beginners. There are plenty of WW2 wrecks offshore (sunk in combat) and one has three small tanks nearby which was a huge bonus. Overall they're great value for money and I highly recommend them to anyone looking to dive in Djerba in future.
4. Skip the Line: Djerba Explore Park Admission Ticket
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
Three wildly disparate attractions – a museum of Islamic art, a heritage village and a reptile park – are on offer at this strange tourist attraction next to the Taguermes Lighthouse. The most popular element is 'Crocodile Island', an enclosure where semi-somnolent crocs recline on rocks in a large pool and are fed by keepers in a theatrical thrice-weekly spectacle. Even more impressive is the Lalla Hadria Museum, which showcases a world-class collection of calligraphy, costumes, ceramics, bronze work and carpets from Islamic countries. Though well-intentioned, the small heritage zone is underwhelming. It includes a hũch (house for an extended family built in the shape of a fort) with a makhzen dhiāf (greeting lodge), hanūt al fakh'khar (pottery workshop), matbakh (external kitchen), h'ovanet en'cīja (weaving hut) and mâassra (oil mill and press). The large, modern whitewashed complex includes souvenir shops and a few restaurants and cafes.
Inclusions: Djerba Explore Admission Ticket (Village - Museum - Crocod'iles)
Exclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off from hotels in Djerba (we can arrange for an extra charge)
Reviewed By tomwC8578JQ
It’s worth visiting at certain times. We went late afternoon which just happened to be the feeding time for the crocs. Before that, they were just lying still which was pretty boring, but when they get the food out there is a lot of activity
5. Tour of Djerba island
Overall Ratings
4.2 based on 13 reviews
Program: 8am: Departure to the Roman road, and then continue to the Berber village of Guellala. Visit an old pottery workshop and the Museum of Arts and Djerbean life. Continue to the village of Erriadh and ‘La Ghriba’, the oldest synagogue in Africa. Visit to Djerbahood, the Street Art exposition initiated in 2014. Visit Houmt Souk, the capital of the Island of Djerba, visit the colorful market with auction sale of fish, spices, vegetables, fruits … visit the covered souk and enjoy the handicrafts created by local artisans. 1pm: Typical lunch at a restaurant in the pedestrian area of the city. 2pm: End of the "half day" program and back to the hotel. Continuation for the "One day" Program: 2pm: Visit the "Borj El Kebire" old Spanish fort and the Marina. 3pm: Continuation to village Mahboubine, Visit of an old Mosquée and the ‘Menzels’- the traditional Djerbian style house. 4pm: Visit of Djerba Explore complex: crocodile farm and Lella Hadhria musuem 6pm: Back to the hotel.
Inclusions: Lunch, Air-conditioned vehicle, Museum tickets
Exclusions: Alcoholic Beverages, Personal shopping and souvenirs., Tips
Reviewed By Krishnaraj I
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!
6. From Djerba: 1 day in the footsteps of Star Wars "Mos Eisley"
An excursion on a day to a day to discover the island of Djerba and the best visits to do of the traces of Star Wars, to visit all the places that witnessed the shooting of some scenes of this Saga
Inclusions: Excluding drinks, Private transportation, Air-conditioned vehicle, The services of a driver approved by the Tourist Office, The services of a guide approved by the Tourist Office
Exclusions: Drinks and personal expenses, Gratuities
7. Boat trip
For a few years on a sea trip to Djerba, we have regularly observed dolphins in their natural environment. We offer you the opportunity to share with us this joy that we feel during each meeting with this wonderful animation.
Inclusions: Boat trip
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Reviewed By Karl D
I had an amazing dive experience with La Sirène. It's a family business: Youssef and Wadia in particular are vastly experienced (over 20,000 dives combined in Djerba alone) and the rest of the family and crew are just great people in general. I had to come back, and ended up completing 12 dives and my Nitrox course with them. Discover scuba diving courses are very professionally done in a nearby reef, in around 6m of water which is great for beginners. There are plenty of WW2 wrecks offshore (sunk in combat) and one has three small tanks nearby which was a huge bonus. Overall they're great value for money and I highly recommend them to anyone looking to dive in Djerba in future.
