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Tebessa

The frontier town of Tebessa, in ancient times known as Theveste, is rarely visited by Westerners. Yet Tebessa boasts some impressive Roman ruins – the Arch of Caracalla, the Temple…

Guelma

The patrimony of Guelma, a small town located in north-eastern Algeria, includes an ancient theatre adorned with marble statues and city walls built on Byzantine foundations to protect the occupying…

Annaba

The attractions of the seaside town of Annaba range from its colonial architecture (including the Cours de la Révolution) to its casbah and mosques. Close by lie the dramatic Cap…

Tlemcen

Tlemcen, “the town of cherries”, was once one of the most powerful cities in the Maghreb. Tlemcen’s Grand Mosque remains one of North Africa’s most significant Islamic landmarks – surpassed…

Constantine

Constantine, “city of bridges”, is a dramatic city of precipitous cliffs and deep gorges, the lofty setting for Algeria’s most labyrinthine casbah. Constantine boasts an excellent museum as well as…

Alger

Less than three hours from London, yet virtually unknown in the English-speaking world, the capital Algiers is one of the Mediterranean’s most mesmerising cities, a captivating mélange of faded French…

Oran

Oran, located on the Mediterranean in the west of Algeria, is the home of Rai, Yves Saint Laurent, and a strong Spanish population. Relaxed, dynamic and welcoming, Oran’s sites include…

Eastern part of the Saharan Massif Central, Tassili n'Ajjer is a sandstone plateau 1,500 to 1,800 m above sea level, inclined to the north and east, the infra-Tassilian furrow, separates from the Ahaggar massif.

Tassili n’Ajjer

Eastern part of the Saharan Massif Central, Tassili n’Ajjer is a sandstone plateau 1,500 to 1,800 m above sea level, inclined to the north and east, the infra-Tassilian furrow, separates from the Ahaggar massif.

The Assekrem circuit

Privileged destination, a great classic of unmissable Saharan tourism, a visit to the Assekrem plateau is essential, has been waiting for you since the dawn of time.

Created in 1987 and declared World Heritage of Humanity, the park covers 80% of the massif with its 450,000 km2, the most dazzling of landscapes.

Ahaggar National Park

Created in 1987 and declared World Heritage of Humanity, the park covers 80% of the massif with its 450,000 km2, the most dazzling of landscapes.

Tamanrasset

Tamanrasset, or “Tam” as the Northerners call it, is the undisputed capital of Hoggar.

Crossed by the Tropic of Cancer 80 km north of Tamanrasset, the Hoggar (of Tamachek Ahaggar) covers an area of approximately 540,000 km2, or a quarter of the total area of Algeria.

Hoggar & Tassili

Crossed by the Tropic of Cancer 80 km north of Tamanrasset, the Hoggar (of Tamachek Ahaggar) covers an area of approximately 540,000 km2, or a quarter of the total area of Algeria.

Béni Ysguen

The most authentic, and undoubtedly the most legendary in the eyes of the Ibadhites .

Once the holy city of M'zab and at center of Melika are the tombs of a revered saint in the region, Sidi Aïssa, and his family, including the Iduden.

Melika

Once the holy city of M’zab and at center of Melika are the tombs of a revered saint in the region, Sidi Aïssa, and his family, including the Iduden.

Ghardaia

Founded in 1053, Ghardaïa is the largest of the cities of the Pentapolis. The city takes the form of a pyramid, clinging to a strong hillock, at the top of which sits the central mosque, with its typical minaret.

Our Guided Tours of Algeria plateau of Tadmaït

The Touat

From the south of Gourara, opens the Touat, between the arid plateau of Tadmaït and the plain of Tidikelt. This region is at the crossroads of many communication routes in the Sahara, in particular the road to Mali.

Adrar

Here too, the foggaras are queen. Here, as in Timimoun, the orchards shine to the point that Adrar has become an agricultural capital of modern Algeria.

The Gourara Timimoun

Timimoun is known across the Sahara for its splendour of its gardens and the mystery of these names with marine sounds: Aguelman (lake), El Mers (the port), El Mersa (the harbour), from the time of this ancient lake, dead centuries ago.

Taghit

100 km from Bechar, Taghit, traditional agglomeration of 6 ksars ( castles), around a vast palm grove, is a real nest of greenery on the edge of the erg

The Grand Western Erg a veritable sea of sand of 80,000 km2, is the desert as one might imagine, immense and almost inhuman in beauty

The Great Western Erg

The Grand Western Erg a veritable sea of sand of 80,000 km2, is the desert as one might imagine, immense and almost inhuman in beauty

Bechar Town

Built on the flank of Jebel Bechar, nearly 800 meters above sea level, the town of Bechar and its mining centre are at the crossroads of several important Saharan roads between Tafilafet, Touat and Gourara

South West “The Valley of Saoura”

The Valley of Saoura Region is between 500km to 700km form Algiers and forms a Crossroads of civilizations, trait of life in the Sahara,

The Algerian coastline is 1,200 kilometers of sandy beaches bordered by a turquoise sea, the coastline offers the ideal holiday for hikers, swimmers, and lovers of fishing and water sports.

The Coastline

The Algerian coastline is 1,200 kilometers of sandy beaches bordered by a turquoise sea, the coastline offers the ideal holiday for hikers, swimmers, and lovers of fishing and water sports.

The Centre “El Bahdja”

Nicknamed “El Bahdja” (the joyful) or Algiers the White, the capital is now the first agglomeration of the Maghreb.

The other way to get from Cusco to Machu Picchu is to walk as part of a multi-day Machu Picchu tour. Thousands of people hike to Machu Picchu each year.

The West “The Oranie”

The other way to get from Cusco to Machu Picchu is to walk as part of a multi-day Machu Picchu tour. Thousands of people hike to Machu Picchu each year.