Explore Algeria with Corinthian
Algeria is Africa’s largest country and offers an extraordinary diversity of landscapes, historic cities and archaeological treasures. From the whitewashed Mediterranean coast and elegant French colonial architecture of Algiers and Oran to the spectacular Roman cities of Timgad, Djemila and Tipasa, and the timeless oasis settlements of the M’Zab Valley, there is far more to discover than can comfortably be experienced in a single journey.
When planning a tailor-made holiday to Algeria, we recommend focusing on one region or following a particular theme, whether Roman archaeology, cultural heritage or the country’s remarkable UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Our destination guides and suggested itineraries are designed to inspire your next holiday, while a one-to-one consultation with our destination specialists is where our service truly adds value.
Drawing on first-hand knowledge and extensive experience, we will help create a seamless, tailor-made holiday to Algeria that perfectly matches your interests.
Casbah of Algiers, Algeria
Sidi Rached Bridge, Constantine Algeria
Trajan's Arch, Timgad Algeria
Archeological Public Museum of Cherchell, Algeria
Temple of Gens Septimia, Djemila Algeria
Hassan Pasha Mosque, Oran Algeria
Algeria Highlights
- Wander the lanes of Algiers’ UNESCO-listed casbah
- Marvel at the engineering in Constantine, the ‘City of Bridges’
- Admire the French-inspired architecture of Algiers
- See North Africa’s best-preserved Roman heritage
- Explore UNESCO-listed Timgad and Djemila and the ancient city of Hippo Regius
- Discover the Mediterranean city of Oran
Algeria Journey Planner
Four to five days in Algeria
A short stay in Algeria could focus on the capital and its surrounding region, combining the whitewashed streets of Algiers with excursions to the ancient Roman port of Tipasa and nearby Cherchell. With more time, venture into the mountains of Kabylie or travel south to the remarkable fortified ruins of Al Qala of Beni Hammad.
One week to ten days in Algeria
A week to ten days in Algeria offers a superb introduction to the country, giving you time to enjoy both its cultural and historical highlights. Seven days in Algeria allows you to venture further east and discover some of the country’s most impressive Roman and medieval heritage. Combine Algiers and its surrounding attractions with Constantine, the ancient ruins of Timgad and Djemila, and the historic city of Annaba on the Mediterranean coast. A 10-day holiday to Algeria lets you add the cultural heartland of Oran and Tlemcen.
Two to three weeks in Algeria
A longer journey allows you to explore Algeria at a more leisurely pace and experience the country’s remarkable regional contrasts. In addition to the highlights of northern and eastern Algeria, include Oran and the historic city of Tlemcen, before travelling south to discover the vast landscapes of the Grand Ergs and the extraordinary M’Zab Valley. You could also spend three weeks in the region, pairing Algeria with Tunisia for a fascinating journey through two of North Africa’s most culturally rich countries.
