Travel to Algeria
Algeria has taken many turns in its history, all leaving an impression on the national psyche. One of the most remarkable visible prints left from this passage of time is the architectural legacy left by the Romans. It is the fruition of five centuries of Roman domination which started in 46 AD, leaving a rich tapestry of artwork, architecture and mosaics now assimilated into the culture of modern-day
Algeria.
Algeria was a French colony for over 100 years (from 1830 to 1962), the People's Democratic Republic of Algeria gained its independence in 1962. Algeria is bordered by Morocco to the west and Tunisia to the east. It is the second largest country in Africa and the largest in the Arab Maghreb Union, the economic agreement among five countries in the region: Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Libya and Mauritania. The country enjoys a temperate climate to the north, where it borders on the Mediterranean Sea, while desert conditions prevail in the southern, Saharan region.
Travel to Algeria trip offers you a chance to see the rich culture of Algeria, you will travel across Ghardaia and Batna.
Travel to Algeria Highlights include:
Sightseeing tours of
- Algiers
- Tipaza
- Cherchell
- Djemila
- Timgad
- Ghardaia
- Constantine
ACCOMMODATION & MEAL PLAN
Hotel 18 nights / Camping 1 night. Accommodation is based on twin share. Single travellers are required to pay a single supplement. If you would prefer to share we will try to match you with another single traveller of the same sex. If we find a suitable sharing partner for you the single supplement will be refunded.
Hotel Breakfast only. Full board whilst camping. While we endeavour to cater for special dietary requirements we do ask clients to be understanding, since the choice of food available is often limited. Please advise us at the time of booking of your special dietary needs.
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