Algeria Tours & Trips

Six Algerian cities unfold over 11 days, from Algiers' historic Casbah to Taghit's 120m sand dunes. The UNESCO-listed M'Zab Valley, Charles De Foucauld's tomb in El-Meniaa, and Roman ruins in Tipaza await. Includes all meals, domestic flights, and comfortable accommodations with 5/5 guest rating.

The ancient M'Zab Valley showcases 11th-century architecture across 5 UNESCO-listed fortified towns. The route winds from Algiers to Ghardaia's ancient stone market, El-Meniaa's oasis gardens, and Timimoun's red houses. Total costs around $1,500 including domestic flights, traditional guest houses, and multilingual guides speaking English, French, German, and Italian.

The UNESCO-listed Kasbah of Algiers and Tipasa's ancient ruins come alive with expert local guides. Bejaia's National Park of Gouraya offers coastal views from Pic des Singes. Luxurious stays at the 5-star Sofitel Algiers Hamma Garden, with daily breakfast and three lunches included.

Algeria's treasures unfold over 11 days, from the UNESCO site Djemila to Timimoun's desert gates. The 5-star Sofitel Algiers Hamma Garden serves as base for exploring Constantine's dramatic bridges. Oran's Fort Santa Cruz and ancient Tipaza complete the journey, with daily departures and customizable itineraries for approx. $490 per day.

The UNESCO-listed Tassili n'Ajjer National Park reveals its wonders from Algiers. Marvel at 15,000 prehistoric paintings at Tin Merzouga's red dunes and Moul N'Aga's formations. Five nights camping in the Sahara feature Tuareg guides sharing their ancient desert culture over traditional tea ceremonies.

The UNESCO-listed Kasbah of Algiers opens this route through Constantine's dramatic bridges and Timgad's Roman ruins. Luxury accommodations at El Djazaïr Hotel and Protea Hotel Constantine enhance the journey. Cherchell Museum's Roman antiquities and Taghit's traditional mud-brick villages complete these 11 enriching days.

Algeria's layered history unfolds across Algiers' Ottoman Ketchaoua Mosque, the Roman baths and basilicas of Tipasa overlooking the Mediterranean, and Constantine's Emir Abdelkader Mosque perched above deep ravines. Three nights in central Algiers, 2 nights in Constantine, and 2 nights in Ghardaïa's traditional lodgings accommodate groups limited to 12 travelers. The UNESCO-recognized Pompeii of Africa at Timgad, the white-domed mosques of the M'zab Valley, and local dishes like zlabia and rechta await, all supported by professional English-speaking guides and private transport.