Return flights to Djerba from London start at £104 with easyJet's direct Luton service (fares checked 20 October 2026). The 3h 30m nonstop runs twice weekly; one-stop alternatives via Geneva, Zurich or Paris start at £158. British passport holders need no visa for stays up to 90 days. February is the cheapest month to fly, averaging £68 return.
Direct flights to Djerba from London
easyJet is currently the only airline operating scheduled flights between London and Djerba, flying direct from London Luton (LTN) to Djerba-Zarzis Airport (DJE) every Tuesday and Saturday. The nonstop covers 1,333 miles in around 3h 30m, making Djerba one of the shortest Africa flight options from the UK. TUI Airways will add a second direct option from summer 2027, with twice-weekly London Gatwick charters on Mondays and Fridays announced in August 2026.
Cheapest Djerba flight deals from London
All fares below are return unless stated, checked 20 October 2026.
easyJet direct — from £104 return
£104 return, Sat 7 Nov – Sat 14 Nov, Luton to Djerba direct (3h 30m each way)
- £136 return, Tue 17 Nov – Sat 21 Nov, direct both ways
- £70 one-way, Wed 14 Nov, Luton to Djerba direct — cheapest one-way tracked
- Only Economy class is available on the direct service; checked bags cost extra with easyJet's standard fares
One-stop via Geneva, Zurich or Paris — from £158 return
- £158 return, Tue 17 Nov – Sat 21 Nov, outbound direct, return via Manchester and Milan Malpensa (2 stops, 19h)
- £172 return, Sat 7 Nov – Sat 14 Nov, outbound direct, return 2 stops via Manchester and Milan Malpensa
- SWISS advertises London–Djerba from £165; Austrian Airlines from £169 (both connecting itineraries)
- Most common one-stop hubs: Geneva (31% of connections), Zurich (27%), Paris Charles de Gaulle (23%), Tunis (12%)
TUI charter direct (summer 2027) — packages from £659
- London Gatwick to Djerba, twice weekly (Mon/Fri), launching summer 2027
- Flight time around 3h 15m; sold as part of TUI package holidays from £659
- Useful benchmark if you are comparing flight-only fares against package prices for 2027 dates
Airline-by-airline breakdown: London to Djerba
easyJet — the only direct operator. Luton to Djerba-Zarzis (DJE), Tuesdays and Saturdays, 3h 30m nonstop. Cheapest returns from £104 in November; typical return range £122–£333. Book the earliest Tuesday departures for the lowest fares.
SWISS — one-stop via Zurich or Geneva, from £165 return. Geneva handles the largest share of one-stop London–Djerba traffic (31%). A solid fallback when easyJet's twice-weekly schedule does not suit your dates.
Austrian Airlines — connecting itineraries from £169 return. Worth checking for midweek departures outside easyJet's Tuesday/Saturday pattern.
TUI Airways — no current scheduled service, but twice-weekly Gatwick charters (Mon/Fri) start summer 2027. Packages from £659; flight-only seats may appear closer to launch.
When to book: cheapest month and day to fly to Djerba
KAYAK's 12-month fare analysis for London–Djerba shows February is the cheapest month to fly, averaging £68 return — £303 less than August, the priciest month at £371. July (£361) is the other peak to avoid. Tuesday is the cheapest departure day (£166 average return); Monday is the most expensive at £440, a £275 gap. Anything below £122 return counts as a good deal on this route, against a 12-month average of £185. One-way fares are currently running about 13% below their typical level. October sits in the low season, so autumn bookings track below the annual average.
Entry requirements for Djerba, Tunisia (UK travellers)
British passport holders can visit Tunisia, including Djerba, without a visa for up to 90 days. Your passport must be valid for the duration of your stay, and border officials will stamp it on arrival — make sure this happens, as overstaying without a valid reason brings a fine payable at the airport. Officials may ask for your contact details, onward or return tickets, and proof of hotel booking, so carry these. A hotel tax applies on arrival: 8 Tunisian dinars per person per night in 3-star hotels, 12 dinars in 4- and 5-star hotels, charged for a maximum of ten nights. Strict currency controls apply — you cannot take Tunisian dinars out of the country, and large amounts of foreign currency should be declared on arrival. Drones are illegal to bring in without authorisation. The FCDO's Tunisia advisory covers western border areas and parts of the south; Djerba island in Medenine Governorate sits outside all advisory zones. (Source: GOV.UK foreign travel advice for Tunisia, updated 24 July 2026.)
How to book Djerba flights with AdventureFlight
Message us on WhatsApp with your dates and party size and we will quote the cheapest direct or one-stop Djerba option the same day — including consolidator fares that do not appear on comparison sites. Travelling with extra luggage for a longer island stay? Ask about extra baggage allowance deals, which can undercut paying the airline at the airport. Planning a group or family trip to Djerba's resorts? Our group bookings desk handles parties of all sizes with deposits that lock in the fare while you finalise numbers. We compare easyJet directs against SWISS, Austrian and other one-stop routings so you see the true cheapest total, not just the headline fare.
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External sources: KAYAK London–Djerba route page (fare benchmarks, booking insights) and GOV.UK Tunisia entry requirements (visa rules, hotel tax, currency controls).