Tiaret – The authentic city of the high plateaux, between horsemen, djebels and Berber legends
Nestling in the heights of the Tellian Atlas, Tiaret — which means “station of the lions” in Berber — is a little-known historical and natural crossroads, where tradition, spirituality and striking landscapes come together. A town of horsemen, zaouïas and djebels, its character unfolds along its winding roads, ancient tombs and farmers’ markets.
Mostaganem – Coastal pearl between tradition, nature and spirituality
Overlooking the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean, Mostaganem is a town with a rich Andalusian past, renowned for its gentle way of life, mystical heritage and unspoilt beaches. At the crossroads of Arab-Muslim and Ottoman influences, this port city combines spirituality, nature and tradition.
Tizi Ouzou – The beating heart of Kabylia
Set between mountains and valleys, Tizi Ouzou is a regional capital full of life and tradition. The gateway to Kabylia, it offers a majestic natural setting dominated by the Djurdjura, hilltop villages with stone houses, and a preserved Berber culture.
Jijel – Wild treasure between sea and mountains
Nestling between the Mediterranean and the foothills of the Babors massif, Jijel is a destination in a class of its own, combining unspoilt nature, Berber traditions and heavenly beaches. Still unknown to mass tourism, it attracts travellers in search of authenticity, turquoise waters and rugged landscapes.
Béjaïa – Between sea, mountains and Andalusian memory
Set against the backdrop of the Djurdjura mountains and overlooking the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean, Béjaïa is one of Algeria’s most fascinating cities. A thousand-year-old city, historic port and cultural cradle, it offers a striking contrast between turquoise beaches, dense forests and a Casbah full of charm.
Sétif – A historic crossroads between ancient remains and alpine nature
Sétif, a dynamic town in eastern Algeria, combines a rich historical past with a remarkable natural environment. Situated at the foot of the Babor massif, it offers visitors privileged access to unspoilt alpine landscapes.
Guelma – Between thermal springs, ancient remains and soothing nature
Guelma, a town of discreet charm in eastern Algeria, combines a historic heritage with the benefits of nature. Renowned for its famous thermal springs, it invites you to relax in the midst of lush green landscapes.
Constantine – The city suspended between a thousand years of history and breathtaking views
Constantine, nicknamed the “city of bridges”, is perched on spectacular gorges that sculpt its unique landscape. A thousand-year-old city, it is a perfect blend of ancient heritage, Ottoman architecture and dynamic urban life.
Batna – Gateway to the Sahara, between ancient remains and imposing landscapes
Batna, situated at the gateway to the Sahara, is a city where ancient history and spectacular nature meet. It is the gateway to the majestic Roman ruins of Timgad and the wild landscapes of the Ghoufi Balcones.
Annaba – The Mediterranean pearl with its thousand-year-old history and idyllic beaches
Annaba, a coastal town of dazzling charm, stretches between fine sandy beaches, green hills and ancient remains. Known as the pearl of the Algerian Mediterranean, it offers a unique blend of nature, culture and history.
