
Reliable Wind: Djerba enjoys thermal winds almost year-round, with the best kitesurfing conditions between April and October. The wind speeds typically range between 15 and 25 knots—perfect for long, smooth rides.
Flat & Shallow Waters: The lagoon near El Kantara and areas like Lagune de Zarzis provide vast shallow waters that are ideal for learners and freestylers alike.
Warm Climate: With sea temperatures hovering around 25–28°C in summer and mild winters, you can kitesurf comfortably without a wetsuit during the warm months.
Lagune de Djerba (El Kantara): A massive, safe lagoon with flat water—ideal for beginners.
Sidi Jmour Beach: Offers more open water conditions and small waves for intermediate riders.
Aghir Beach: Great for kitesurfers looking for space and fewer crowds.
Djerba has several professional kitesurfing schools offering:
Group and private lessons
Equipment rental (boards, kites, harnesses)
Downwind trips and kite camps
Notable schools include Kite'n Surf Djerba, Club Mistral, and KiteLagoon Djerba, many of which are run by certified IKO instructors.
From beachfront resorts to local guesthouses, Djerba offers a wide range of accommodation:
Mid-range: Hotels near Aghir Beach offer direct access to kiting spots.
Luxury: Boutique resorts and all-inclusive stays around Sidi Mahrez.
Eco-friendly: Rural lodges inland for a quiet retreat after a long session on the water.
Visit the El Ghriba Synagogue, one of the oldest Jewish temples in Africa.
Explore Houmt Souk’s traditional markets for crafts and street food.
Enjoy a camel ride or quad biking adventure across Djerba’s dunes.
Savor local seafood and couscous dishes at beachside cafés.
Djerba–Zarzis International Airport (DJE) is well-connected to European hubs. Once on the island, taxis, rentals, or hotel shuttles make it easy to reach kite spots.