Begin your journey at the peaceful coastal marabout of Sidi Jmour, one of the locations associated with Obi-Wan Kenobi's life in exile on Tatooine. Surrounded by dramatic sea views and desert-like landscapes, this atmospheric site perfectly illustrates how Tunisia became the Star Wars galaxy.

Continue to the historic Amghar Mosque, whose isolated setting helped create the illusion of the Jundland Wastes. Learn how the filmmakers used the surrounding scenery to portray Luke Skywalker’s world and Obi-Wan’s hidden life.

Explore the fishing village of Ajim, one of the most important Star Wars filming locations on Djerba. Walk through streets used for scenes featuring Stormtroopers searching for the droids and experience the setting that became the legendary Mos Eisley spaceport. You will also get a scenic Coastal Drive Enjoy a beautiful drive along Djerba’s coastline as the story transitions from the solitude of the desert to the lively spaceport atmosphere of Mos Eisley.

Obi-Wan Kenobi House Visit the exterior filming location identified with Obi-Wan’s home. Discover behind-the-scenes stories about the production and how simple Tunisian architecture was transformed into one of the most iconic places in Star Wars history.

When location teams traveled through Tunisia while preparing Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace, memories later shared through exchanges with Philip Vanni suggest that this ksar may have briefly entered their field of vision — perhaps imagined as part of Mos Espa’s world. Yet its remoteness, cradled far from the main routes, likely allowed the idea to fade before it could take form.

The Lost Mos Eisley Explore one of Tunisia's hidden Star Wars treasures. Selected by George Lucas's scouting team in 1975 as a future district of Mos Eisley Spaceport, this impressive Amazigh ksar was ultimately never used for filming. Today, it remains a fascinating stop for Star Wars fans eager to discover the untold story of Tatooine's forgotten location.

In the 1990s, the site briefly entered the realm of cinematic possibility when location scouts preparing for Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace explored Tunisia’s landscapes in search of inspiration. The terraces and contours of Kala’a Chenini carried echoes of a futuristic spaceport in the imagination, yet its remoteness, steep ascent, and fragile authenticity likely spared it from transformation into fiction—allowing the citadel to remain untouched by set construction.