Tassili N'Ajjer
Natural SceneryTassili n Ajjer National Park spans 72,000 square kilometers in southeast Algeria and contains 15,000 prehistoric rock carvings. Visitors must travel via Djanet.
Suggested: 6h
Djurdjura National Park
Natural SceneryDjurdjura National Park covers 18,500 hectares in Algeria, featuring the 2,308-meter Lalla Khedidja peak. Explore Tikjda for winter sports and see Barbary macaques.
Suggested: 4h
Cap Carbon
Natural SceneryCap Carbon features one of the world's highest lighthouses at 220 meters above sea level. This coastal landmark near Bejaia offers hiking trails and macaque sightings.
Suggested: 2h
Belzma National Park
Natural SceneryBelezma National Park covers 26,250 hectares in Batna, Algeria, protecting the ancient Atlas Cedar. High-altitude trails reach 2,178 meters at Djebel Refâa.
Suggested: 4h
Algiers features the world's third-largest mosque with a 265-meter minaret and a UNESCO-listed Casbah from 944 AD. Entry to the Hamma Garden is 150 DZD.
Suggested: 48h
Timgad
Historical & CulturalTimgad in Algeria costs roughly 100 DZD to enter and sits at an elevation of 1,070 meters. This Roman ruins site features a perfectly preserved grid city layout.
Suggested: 3h
M'Zab
Historical & CulturalThe M’Zab Valley features five fortified towns founded in 1012. Local guides cost approximately 1,500 DZD and are mandatory for visiting the ancient UNESCO ksours.
Suggested: 4h
Mount Tahat rises 2,908 meters in the Hoggar Mountains of southern Algeria. This guide details Assekrem permits, Tuareg culture, and essential desert gear.
Suggested: 6h