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Algeria Tours
Travel To Algeria
The land of silent treasures
Travelling to Algeria has become easier with the availability of a new tourist visa on arrival and increased Algeria tours on offer. The country can also boast an increased safety & security situation in recent years.
This vast desert land is now more accessible for all.
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Get ready for an adventure in Algeria, a place where history, nature, and culture come together in one amazing package!
Picture this: ancient ruins, endless deserts, and lively markets. Algeria’s got it all. With its mix of Berber, Arab, and French influences, you’re in for a real treat. Explore UNESCO-listed Roman ruins, go dune-bashing in the Sahara, or dive into the flavors of authentic Algerian food. Algeria is like a melting pot of experiences waiting to be explored.
Join us for a tour of Algeria and let’s unravel the beauty and mysteries of this fantastic destination!
Where?
Algiers – Ghardaia – Constantine – Djemila – Djanet – Algiers.
When?
This tour can be arranged privately on any dates.
We have one group Algeria tour every April.
Visa?
We will apply for your Algeria invitation letter which allows you to apply for an e-visa in advance.
Tour Itineraries
Join us as we cover huge swathes of this vast country from Algiers and Constantine all the way to Djanet deep in the Sahara!
- April 5 - 14th, 2026
- 2290
- 10 days
Algeria Tour - Sample Itinerary
Day 1 | Algiers
- Own arrival into Algiers. Airport transfers are provided to our hotel downtown.
- After settling in, it’s time to start our Algiers tour.
- Visit the casbah of Algiers – a UNESCO world heritage site, along with Dar Mustapha Pacha and pass by the Ketchaoua mosque at the bottom of Martyrs Square.
- See the Basilica of Notre Dame d’afrique, Martyrs Monument, Botanical Gardens and stroll through the city centre.
- Visit the War Museum and the Revolutionary Monument commemorating the Algerian War & the struggle for independence from France. The monument was opened in 1982 on the 20th anniversary of Algeria’s independence. It represents the shape of three standing palm leaves, each with a statue of a soldier underneath it as it protects the eternal flame.
- Dinner and overnight in Algiers.
Day 2 | Ghardaia
- After breakfast, we’ll drive for 1 hour to visit the remarkable and unique Roman ruins of Tipaza – another UNESCO site, right on the sea.
- Tipaza was an old Punic trading post conquered by the Romans. It was subsequently turned into a military colony by the emperor Claudius for the conquest of the kingdoms of Mauritania. It is one of the most famous ruins in all of Northern Africa.
- On the way, we’ll grab a coffee break along the Mediterranean coast to take in the view. There are also great restaurant options here for a seafood lunch.
- Visit the distinguished Archaeological Museum of Cherchell which houses some of Algeria’s finest sculptures and mosaics.
- Drive back to Algiers in time for our domestic flight to Ghardaia.
- Arrival and dinner in Gardaia.
- Overnight.
Day 3 | Gardaia - Constantine
- Tour the town of Ghardaia, the lively market and the neighbouring town of Beni Isguen.
- Head to M’Zab valley, which comprises five villages in the heart of the Sahara Desert.
- This UNESCO site is a photographer’s dream with its unique architecture that is a source of inspiration for today’s urban planners.
- Head to the Ksar of Ghardaia – the pearl of the Oasis. Exploring this incredible village feels as if you have been taken back in time, leaving the modern world behind.
- Transfer to the airport for our domestic flight to Constantine.
- Dinner and overnight in Constantine.
Day 4 | Constantine
- Breakfast at the hotel and begin our city tour exploring Constantine – also known as the City of Bridges.
- Our first stop is the Ahmed Bey Palace – one of the finest Ottoman-era buildings in Algeria. A majestic palace filled with courtyards, gardens, and orchards. Expensive tiles crafted in Algeria and France decorate thebuilding.
- Walk over the iconic Pont de Sidi M’Cid – a 164-metre-long suspension bridge across the Rhummel River. Built by the French it was the highest bridge in the world from 1912 to 1929.
- Stop by the Monument aux Morts – a memorial that honours the city’sdead from World War I. More than 173,000 Algerians fought in World War I under the banner of France, with many of them taking part in the Battle of Verdun and other well-known battles of the war. Sadly, more than 36,000 of these Algerian soldiers perished during the war.
- Visit the Monument of the Dead, which was built after the First World War.
- Afternoon Lunch at El Khaimah – one of the top restaurants in Algeria, known for its excellent service and food. The restaurant offers a wide selection of local wines and dishes. Méchoui, or spit-roasted lamb, is among the best youwill ever find in the region.
- Visit the Great Mosque of Constantine constructed in 1135CE.
- Walk along the Medina located in the heart of the old Constantine – a place full of life and merchants selling traditional street food and sweets.
- Stop by to explore the Emir Abd El Kader Mosque – the second-largest mosque in the country.
- Dinner and overnight in Constantine.
Day 5 | Djemila - Algiers
- Today we head back to Algiers passing by Djemila to see the famed Roman ruins.
- We cover the 2-hour journey along Algeria’s iconic northern highway to the picturesque mountain village.
- Explore the Djemila Roman ancient city ruins – a UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Lunch at a nearby restaurant before continuing onto Algiers.
- Overnight in Algiers.
Day 6 | Algiers - Djanet
- After breakfast we explore the remains of the citadel, old mosques and Ottoman-era palaces.
- Visit the Palais des Rais – a shining symbol of Moorish architecture otherwise known as Bastion 23.
- Stop by the La Grande Poste – constructed in 1910 it is still Algeria’s largest post office building.
- Head to the airport for our afternoon flight to Djanet deep in the Sahara Desert.
Day 7 / 8 | Djanet
- Spend the next 2 days exploring the desert of Djanet – visiting the nomads seeing spectacular sunsets and sunrises, seeing the legendary crying cow, and experiencing local life.
- See rock art sites and endless sand dune landscapes.
- Enjoy the unique camping experience.
Day 9 | Algiers
- Flight back to Algiers.
- Spend the day in Algiers seeing everything we didn’t have time for before and picking up some last-minute souvenirs before your flight home.
- Transfer to the hotel for some rest before enjoying our last night in Algeria.
- Dinner and overnight in Algiers.
Day 10 | Departure
- Transfer to the airport depending on your flight time.
- End of Tour.
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Algeria Tours - FAQs
Most frequent questions and answers for our tours to Algeria.
Most of Algeria is currently considered safe but the situation especially around border areas can change at short notice. We research the security of our destinations highly and safety is a priority, however we also advise you to do your own research as well to ensure you are comfortable with your trip.
The best time to visit is in the Spring and Autumn when the temperatures are comfortable on the coast and in the desert.
There are many flights from Europe as well as Tunis, Cairo, Dubai and Montreal.
EUR & USD cash are both widely accepted at exchange offices.
The group size is no more than 12 travellers.
A standard hotel twin share room is included. You can upgrade to a single room if you wish.
Single tents are provided for the camping part of the tour.
Not at all! We can cater to all diets.
Travel insurance is a must. We have teamed up with IATI Travel Insurance because they provide cover for all our destinations. You’ll also automatically receive a 5% discount with them as a Rocky Road Travel customer.