Romantic Algeria Trips & Honeymoon Packages

You'll walk through the narrow Ottoman alleys of the UNESCO-listed Casbah of Algiers together, stopping for mint tea at a traditional café. Your stay includes private rooms at Hotel El Aurassi in Algiers and Hôtel M'Zab in Ghardaïa, with romantic dinners included.

This private 11-day trip brings you to Mauritania's UNESCO-protected royal mausoleum and Tindjillet Village's caves with red architecture. You'll stay at the Sofitel Algiers Hamma Garden and Saoura Hotel, checking out Osman Palace and walking through Taghit's sand dunes.

You'll share time together under the stars at a private desert camp in Tadrart Rouge, where tall red sandstone arches rise above the dunes. The trip includes a sunset visit to Assekrem Plateau at Charles de Foucauld Hermitage, one of the Sahara's most romantic spots.

Walk hand-in-hand through the UNESCO-listed Djemila Roman ruins before heading back to your private accommodation in Constantine. Wander together through Taghit's ancient Ksar with its red-earth streets, then settle in to watch the sunset over the Sahara dunes. This private 11-day trip features couples-only activities like wine tasting in Timimoun oasis, quiet walks along Oran's Mediterranean corniche, and private visits to the Palace of Ahmed Bey.

See the Roman ruins at UNESCO-listed Djemila, then walk through Algiers' UNESCO Kasbah with its Hispano-Moorish buildings. You'll spend two nights in Constantine, where gorges are connected by suspension bridges, and check out the ancient Medracen Mausoleum from the 3rd century BC.

This private 8-day tour takes you through Algeria's most significant historical sites, starting with the UNESCO-listed Roman ruins at Djemila and the royal mausoleum of Mauritania at Tombeau de la Chrétienne. You'll stay in 5-star hotels like Sofitel Algiers Hamma Garden.

Share mint tea with Tuareg families at a desert encampment near the Assekrem Plateau, where you'll watch the sunset together over the lava-formed peaks of the Ahaggar Mountains. Camp privately under a canopy of Saharan stars with traditional music around the fire. On day two, you'll have a camel ride through ancient dry riverbeds and see prehistoric rock engravings hand-in-hand.

Walk through the narrow streets of the UNESCO-listed Kasbah of Algiers with its French colonial buildings and great photo spots, then stay at El Djazaïr Hotel where you'll have private dinners. Check out the Roman ruins at Timgad and Djemila with preserved mosaics.