10 Day Algeria Tour Packages
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10 Days in Algeria, incl. Algiers and Saharan Oases
An 11-day adventure winds through 6 Algerian cities from Algiers to Taghit. The tour showcases 3 UNESCO World Heritage sites, Saharan oases, and traditional guesthouses. This all-inclusive package (costs around $1,800) with domestic flights, meals, and expert guides has earned 4.9/5 from 50+ reviews.
- Day 1
Algiers to Ghardaia
Take a short domestic flight from Algiers' Houari Boumediene Airport to Ghardaia. The domestic terminal is just a few minutes' walk from international arrivals. From Ghardaia's Moufdi Zakaria Airport, you'll have a 15km drive to the city center. Book morning flights to avoid potential delays.
- Day 2
M'Zab Valley UNESCO Sites
Visit three key sites in the UNESCO-listed M'Zab Valley: Beni-Izghen, Boulila Tower, and Ghardaia's ancient stone market. The rectangular market looks best in morning light. One traveler shared: "The Mozabite towns have an almost fairy tale atmosphere, reminiscent of One Thousand and One Nights stories." You can stay in Ghardaia or drive 70km to Sebseb for a local experience.
- Day 3
El-Meniaa (El-Goléa)
Take an early 3-hour drive (270km) to El-Meniaa, the Pearl of the Oases. Visit the historic Bel-Bachir church with Charles De Foucauld's tomb. Plan to watch sunset over the desert landscape. Remember to pack layers since desert temperatures drop at night.
- Day 4
El-Meniaa Exploration
Start at the museum housing Father René Le Clerc's rare collections, then visit the Vieux Ksar. Spend your afternoon at the salt lake watching migratory birds and visit the oasis lake 40km from town. Head to the salt lake's hill before sunset for great photos.
- Days 5-6
Timimoun
Travel 375km south to Timimoun, known as the Red Oasis. Explore Ighzer Cave, Feraoun caves, and the traditional Tahatayt ksar. The Foggara irrigation systems are a must-see. One visitor noted: "The contrast between the coast and the Sahara with its distinct oases couldn't be more stunning." Book a traditional guesthouse for an authentic stay.
- Day 7
Beni Abbes
Drive four hours (341km) to Beni Abbes. Visit the Hermitage of Father Charles de Foucauld and have lunch in the chapel's garden. Visit the Sahara Museum and finish your day watching sunset over Marhouma's ancient rock paintings.
- Day 8
Taghit Desert Experience
Take a two-hour drive (146km) to Taghit. See prehistoric petroglyphs of African wildlife and explore the Ksour valley overlooking palm groves. Try sand skiing on dunes up to 120m high in the afternoon. Bring goggles to protect your eyes from sand.
- Day 9
Return to Algiers
Take morning desert walks before driving 105km to Bechar Airport for your Algiers flight. Have dinner near the Grande Poste to admire the colonial architecture. A traveler suggests: "The coastal region feels like a different country compared to the Sahara – plan your wardrobe accordingly."
- Day 10
Algiers Exploration
Spend your final day at the UNESCO-listed Casbah of Algiers (2 hours), Notre-Dame d'Afrique church, and the historic Jardin d'Essai botanical garden. Visit the Casbah early to avoid crowds. Wear comfortable shoes for the steep, narrow streets.
8 Day Algeria Itinerary, incl. Algiers and Constantine
The eight-day route connects 7 Algerian cities with daily guided excursions. From the grand Sofitel Algiers to UNESCO-listed Djemila, ancient ruins in Tipaza and Timgad highlight the itinerary. Internal flights, 7 breakfasts, lunches, and premium accommodations are included.
- Day 1
Algiers
Begin your journey in the capital. Start with a visit to the hilltop Notre Dame d'Afrique mosque for sweeping city views. Spend your afternoon at Musée National du Bardo but remember it's closed on Fridays. Stay in the Bab El Oued district for convenient access to the historic Casbah.
- Day 2
Tipaza & Annaba
Drive to the Roman ruins of Tipaza just an hour from Algiers. Explore the ancient Colosseum and baths then visit North Africa's largest Roman tomb at the Royal Mausoleum of Mauritania. Take an afternoon flight to Annaba. Wear sturdy shoes since the archaeological sites have rough terrain.
- Day 3
Annaba to Constantine
Head to the Phoenician ruins of Hippo in the morning to beat the heat. Make time for St. Augustine's Basilica which houses important religious relics. The drive to Constantine takes about 2.5 hours through mountain scenery.
- Day 4
Constantine
Start at the Roman site of Tiddis. Back in Constantine walk the famous suspension bridges but be prepared for the city's steep hills. Visit the Palace of Ahmed Bey and Cirta Museum. Stop by the local food market near Place des Martyrs for lunch.
- Day 5
Constantine to Batna
Get an early start for a day of Roman history. Drive 1.5 hours to Madghacen tomb then continue to the well-preserved ruins of Timgad. Bring plenty of water and sun protection for the midday heat. End your day at Lambaesis to see the Third Legion's campsite.
- Day 6
Djemila & Setif
Focus on the UNESCO site of Djemila. As one visitor shared: "The Roman streets and buildings are incredibly well-preserved - arrive early to photograph the ruins in soft morning light." Visit Setif's archaeology museum in the afternoon.
- Day 7
Return to Algiers
Fly back to Algiers in the morning. If time allows visit the Museum of Archaeology and Islamic Art which closes at 4:30 PM.
- Day 8
Departure
Head to Algiers airport according to your flight time. Book morning flights since traffic can be unpredictable.
8 Day Algeria Desert Itinerary, incl. Djanet and Tassili N'Ajjer
Rugged landscapes of Djanet, Tadrart, and Tassili N'Ajjer National Park unfold over 8 days. Rock art sites of In-Djaren Valley and massive dunes of Tin Merzouga reveal themselves across 150-200km daily. The tour provides 2 nights in Djanet guesthouses and 5 nights camping under Saharan stars, all meals, and expert guiding for approx. €210 per day.
- Day 1
Djanet Arrival
Land at Djanet Airport in southern Algeria. This small desert town sits at the edge of the Tassili N'Ajjer plateau at 1,100 meters. Take time to adjust to the desert climate where temperatures swing between hot days and cold nights. Check into your local guesthouse and buy essentials like sunscreen and water bottles.
- Day 2
Djanet to Tadrart
Leave early to cross 150-200km through the dramatic Tassili N'Ajjer cliffs. The route requires 4x4 vehicles to navigate from plateau to desert. Pack lightweight layers for the variable temperatures. Stop in the In-Djaren Valley for an outdoor lunch before setting up your first night of desert camping.
- Day 3
In-Djaren Canyon Exploration
Visit In-Djaren's ancient rock art sites in the morning. The canyon holds some of the Sahara's most significant prehistoric engravings. In the afternoon head to the unique Moule-Naga area where the golden dunes glow red at sunset. Good walking shoes with ankle support are essential for climbing over rocks.
- Day 4
Tin Merzouga Dunes
Travel 200km across the desert to the massive circular dunes of Tin Merzouga where some reach 150 meters high. At night gather around the campfire under crystal-clear desert stars. Nights often drop below 10°C so pack warm clothes.
- Day 5
Bouhediane to In-Tehok Valley
Follow an expert guide through winding canyon passages. Visit caves with prehistoric art after lunch and set up camp in In-Tehok Valley. Bring a headlamp for exploring dark cave interiors.
- Day 6
In-Tehok to Tissetika
Drive through mixed desert terrain of dunes and rock formations. Reach Tissetika camp by late afternoon. The location offers great photo opportunities but bring extra camera batteries since charging isn't available at desert camps.
- Day 7
Return to Djanet
Head back to town stopping at Tagharghart archaeological site. Arrive in Djanet by afternoon where a hot shower at your guesthouse will feel like luxury after five nights camping.
- Day 8
Djanet Departure
Visit Djanet's traditional morning market for souvenirs. Arrive by 8am to browse local crafts and Tuareg jewelry before your departure flight.
