Arrive in Algiers .Meet and greet at the airport, followed by a guided city tour of Algeria’s capital — a blend of history, culture, and architecture.

Kasbah of Algiers

Wander through the UNESCO-listed old city with its maze of narrow streets, traditional houses, and centuries-old mosques.

Visit the impressive concrete monument dedicated to Algeria’s war of independence, offering panoramic views of the city.

Le Jardin d'Essai du Hamma

Relax amid lush greenery and exotic plants in one of Africa’s most beautiful botanical gardens.

La Grande Poste d'Alger

Admire one of Algiers’ most iconic landmarks, an architectural masterpiece blending Moorish and French colonial styles. Enjoy a relaxing coffee break at a local café facing La Grande Poste, soaking in the lively atmosphere of downtown Algiers.

Cherchell

Begin your journey in Cherchell, once known as Caesarea, the capital of the ancient Mauretanian Kingdom. Visit the Cherchell Archaeological Museum, home to remarkable Roman and Greek artifacts, mosaics, and statues.

Explore the impressive Tipaza Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring Roman villas, a basilica, and an ancient amphitheater overlooking the sea.

Royal Mausoleum of Mauretania

Stop at this grand circular stone tomb, believed to be the resting place of King Juba II and Queen Cleopatra Selene.

In the evening, transfer to Algiers Airport for your domestic flight to Ghardaia.Upon arrival, meet your driver and transfer to Hotel or guest house for check-in. Overnight stay at the hotel.

M'Zab Valley

Explore the five fortified cities (ksour) that form the heart of this UNESCO-listed oasis. Each settlement, built entirely from earth and stone, reflects an ingenious urban design perfectly suited to the desert. Stroll through the narrow alleys, admire the geometric houses, and discover how the Mozabites have preserved their culture and way of life for nearly a thousand years.

Beni Isguen

Visit Beni Isguen, known for its deep spirituality and well-guarded traditions. Enter the peaceful world of this sacred ksar, where modest architecture, tranquil streets, and a sense of community still define daily life. Don’t miss the central mosque and the vibrant local market, where handcrafted goods are sold through ancient auction customs.

Ghardaia

Continue to Ghardaia, the valley’s main city, often called the “Pearl of the M’Zab.” Wander through its bustling souks filled with colorful carpets, silver jewelry, and traditional Saharan crafts. From the top of the old town, enjoy a panoramic view of this desert masterpiece — a true example of human harmony with nature.

In the evening, transfer to Ghardaia Airport for your flight to Constantine, the legendary “City of Bridges.” Upon arrival, meet your local guide and transfer to Hotel for check-in and overnight stay.

Pont Sidi M’Cid

Marvel at Constantine’s most iconic landmark, the Sidi M’Cid Bridge, suspended high above the Rhumel Gorge. Enjoy panoramic views of the city’s cliffs and valleys — a perfect photo stop for travelers seeking awe-inspiring scenery.

Palais d'Ahmed Bey

Step inside the magnificent Palace of Ahmed Bey, one of Algeria’s finest examples of Ottoman architecture. Wander through its mosaic-covered courtyards, intricate arches, and peaceful gardens as you discover stories of Constantine’s royal past.

Musee National Cirta

Continue to the Cirta Museum, one of Algeria’s most important archaeological museums. Explore its fascinating collection of Roman sculptures, mosaics, coins, and ancient artifacts that reveal Constantine’s long and diverse history — from its Numidian roots to the Roman era.

Constantine

End your day wandering through the ancient medina, a maze of narrow streets filled with artisan shops, spice stalls, and centuries-old architecture — a true immersion into the city’s living heritage.

Step into this UNESCO-listed treasure and explore the ruins of Cuicul, an ancient Roman settlement founded in the 1st century AD. Wander along its stone-paved streets, passing by temples, markets, and grand public buildings that reflect the splendor of Roman civilization in North Africa.

Marvel at the towering Arch of Caracalla, a symbol of imperial power and triumph. Its intricate carvings and commanding presence make it one of Djemila’s most photographed landmarks.

Djemila Museum

Explore the Djemila Museum, which houses an outstanding collection of Roman mosaics — vivid depictions of gods, daily life, and mythological scenes that bring the city’s history to life.

Algiers Province

After exploring this UNESCO World Heritage marvel, enjoy the scenic drive back to Algiers. Upon arrival, transfer to Hotel for check-in and overnight stay.

Basilique Notre Dame d'Afrique

Start your day with a visit to the Basilica of Notre-Dame d’Afrique, one of Algeria’s most beautiful landmarks. Perched high on a cliff overlooking the Bay of Algiers, this 19th-century basilica combines Byzantine and Moorish styles and offers sweeping views of the sea. Its famous inscription — “Notre Dame d’Afrique, priez pour nous et pour les musulmans” — symbolizes harmony and coexistence.

Musee Public National Bardo

Discover Algeria’s ancient roots at the Bardo Museum, set inside a beautifully restored Ottoman villa. Explore exhibits featuring prehistoric artifacts, traditional crafts, and Tuareg cultural heritage — a perfect introduction before your upcoming journey to the Sahara.

Palais Des Rais

End your Algiers exploration at Bastion 23, a stunning complex of 16th-century palaces that once formed part of the old Ottoman fortifications. Wander through its whitewashed corridors, courtyards, and sea-view terraces — a place where history and the Mediterranean meet.

In the evening, transfer to Algiers Airport for your domestic flight to Djanet, gateway to the Sahara and the Tassili N’Ajjer National Park (UNESCO World Heritage Site).Upon arrival, transfer to Hotel or guest house for check-in and overnight stay.

Tassili N'Ajjer National Park

Embark on a guided 4x4 excursion through the dramatic sandstone formations, canyons, and dunes of this UNESCO-listed park. Along the way, discover ancient rock paintings and engravings that date back over 6,000 years, depicting daily life, wildlife, and spiritual rituals of early Saharan civilizations.

Sahara Path Ways

Marvel at the ever-changing colors of the Sahara as the sun moves across the sky. Your guide will introduce you to local Tuareg culture — the “Blue People” of the desert — who have inhabited these lands for centuries, preserving traditions of hospitality and storytelling.

As evening falls, settle into your desert camp surrounded by silence and starlight. Enjoy a traditional Tuareg-style dinner prepared over an open fire and spend the night under the dazzling Sahara night sky — a truly unforgettable experience.Dinner and overnight stay at the desert camp.

Tassili N'Ajjer National Park

Continue your journey through this breathtaking natural museum, home to prehistoric rock art and extraordinary sandstone formations.

Djanet Desert

Visit the stunning Tin Tazarift area, famous for its otherworldly landscapes sculpted by time and wind.

Djanet

Head back to Djanet and check in at Hotel or guest house for a well-deserved rest

Transfer to Djanet Airport for your domestic flight back to the capital.

Meet your driver and transfer to Hotel for check-in.

Algiers

Spend the rest of the day at leisure or join optional cultural or culinary activities in the city.some activities are suggested by request.

Djamaa el Djazair - Great Mosque of Algiers

Before your departure, take the opportunity to admire the modern architectural masterpiece of Djamaa El Djazaïr, one of the largest mosques in Africa.

Transfer to the airport for your international departure.