Algeria Cultural Vacation 9 days

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9 days
Availability : March to Nov
Manchester, London
Algeria
Min Age : 25

Introduction

The best time to visit Algeria is during the spring (March to May) or autumn (September to November) when the weather is mild and pleasant. The temperatures during these seasons are generally comfortable, ranging from around 15°C (59°F) to 25°C (77°F) in most parts of the country.

During the spring, the landscapes come alive with beautiful blooming flowers and greenery, making it a visually appealing time to explore the country. Autumn is also a great time to visit as the summer heat starts to subside, allowing for more comfortable outdoor activities.

  1. Spring (March to May): This is considered one of the best times to visit Algeria, as the weather is mild and pleasant. It’s an ideal time for exploring historic sites, coastal cities, and the Sahara Desert without extreme temperatures.
  2. Autumn (September to November): Like spring, autumn offers comfortable temperatures for outdoor activities and sightseeing. It’s also a good time to visit the southern desert regions, as the scorching summer heat starts to subside.
  3. Coastal areas in summer (June to August): If you prefer beach activities and want to enjoy the Mediterranean coast, the summer months are suitable. However, keep in mind that it can get hot, especially in July and August.
  4. Desert regions in winter (December to February): If you’re planning to visit the Sahara Desert, the winter months are recommended to avoid extreme temperatures. While the days can be pleasant, nights can get quite cold, so pack accordingly.

Departure 2023
Tuesday

September (15.09.2023)
October (20.10.2023)
November (17.11.2023)

 

Departure 2024

March (15.03.2023)
April (19.04.2024)
May (17.05.2024)
September (20.09.2024)
October (18.10.2024)
November (15.11.2024)

Destination

Algeria

Departure

Manchester, London

Departure Time

Sept, Oct, Nov 2023 - March, April May, Sept, Oct , Nov 2024

Dress Code

Casual

Itinerary

1
Day 1

Arrival

Arrival at ALGIERS Airport. Transfer from Airport to Hotel. Lunch in the Hotel.

Start Trip at 17:00.

Martyrs’ Memorial:

Martyrs’ Memorial is a concrete monument commemorating the Algerian War. The monument was opened in 1982, on the 20th anniversary of Algeria’s independence. It is fashioned in the shape of three standing palm leaves, which shelter the “Eternal Flame” under it. At the edge of each palm leaf is a statue of a soldier representing a stage of Algeria’s struggle for independence.

Diner at Vip Restaurant.

2
Day 2

Algiers City Tour

Breakfast.

The Bastion 23 :

The history of the palace begins with the construction of Bordj-Ez-zombie in 1576 by the Dey Ramdan Pasha, and this is in order to strengthen the means of defense of the lower medina.

Casbah of Algiers

Dame d´Afrique :

The Notre Dame d’Afrique basilic is one of the minor basilicas of the Catholic Church. It is located in the municipality of Bologhine, west of Algiers, on a promontory overlooking the sea at an altitude of 124 m.

It was built by the architect Jean-Eugène Fromageau in the Romano-Byzantine style and consecrated on July 2, 1872. The exterior is characterized by a high dome, fixed on a cylindrical drum. This basilica has the particularity of having the apse to the southwest, rather than to the East as usual.

 

Diner at Local Restaurant with Gala in Kasbah Old City.

 

3
Day 3

Tipaza

Breakfast.

Morning: direction Tipaza, a city famous for its Roman archaeological remains and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site (theater, circus, thermal baths, etc.) as well as many other Punic, Roman, Christian, and African remains which attest to the wealth of the region. History of this region. It was on this site that Albert Camus wrote “Noces” in 1939.

Afternoon: on the way back, a small detour to visit the tomb of the Christian, otherwise known as the Royal Mausoleum of Mauretania (tomb of Queen Selene wife of Juba II).

Dinner and overnight.

4
Day 4

Flights to Oran

Breakfast .

The Jardin d’Essai   :

botanical jewel of more than 3,000 plant species offering a real breath of fresh air in the heart of Algiers.

The creation of the Jardin d’Essai was decided in 1832 by the French general Avisard. When it was created, the park had an area of 5 hectares. Since then, the Garden has continued to grow and now covers an area of 32 hectares.

Transfer to the Airport to going Oran . Flights 14:35 to 15 :50

Going For an afternoon walk in town, the Town Hall with its Two Lions, the Theater, then the Seafront, in the evening.

Dinner in the hotel.

5
Day 5

Tlemcen City Tour

Going By Road from Oran to Tlemcen. 173 KM.

Tlemcen is “one of the most beautiful towns in Algeria. With its sand-red old city walls, elegant minarets, and palaces filled with graceful arches, and Moorish atmosphere, Tlemcen looks like the love child of Cordoba.

Tlemcen, “the town of cherries”, was once one of the most powerful cities in the Maghreb. Tlemcen’s Grand Mosque remains one of North Africa’s most significant Islamic landmarks – surpassed in beauty by the nearby mosque and tomb of Sidi Boumediene, leader of a 12th-century Sufi circle. Visiting The National Museum of Art and History, Citadelle et Palais El Mechouar, Great Mosque, Mosquée Sidi Boumediene, Les Grottes de Beni Add, El Mansourah, Lala city.

Going Back To Oran by Road. Dinner at a Hotel.

6
Day 6

Oran City Tour

visit to the Chapel of Santa Cruz, visit the fort, then we will visit the neighborhood Spanish with the Bey’s Palace and the Hassan Pasha Mosque in Oran built in 1796, under the reign of Bey Mohamed El-Kèbir, by order Pasha Baba Hassan of Algiers, lunched at the fishery.

Afternoon visit to the association of Sidi Houari which will make us discover everything. Their work of restoring the heritage of Old Oran.

Diner at hotel.

7
Day 7

Constantine

Going by flights from Oran to Constantine. 8:35 AM -10:15 .

Visiting Mosque Amir abdelkhader then visiting bridge of sidi mcid and monie mont . Transfer to hotel.

Diner at hotel.

8
Day 8

Timgad

Breakfast.

Departure from Batna to Timgad by express road 119 Km:

Then continue with a visit to the Médracen which is a famous Berber tomb. Lunch in Tradionnel Restaurant.Visiting Timgad Romain City: nicknamed the “Pompeii of North Africa.

It was founded by the Roman Emperor Trajan in 100 and endowed with the status of a colony. This is the last “colony deduction” in Roman Africa, that is to say, a colony mainly populated by Roman citizens (often by the way former Roman soldiers). Built with its temples, thermal baths, forum, and theatre, the city, initially covered an area of 12 hectares.

Dinner at the Hotel.

9
Day 9

Constantine – Departure

Visting Ksar ElBay.
Then Cirta Museum
Then we are going to the Visit Kasbah of Constantine after lunch!
Transfer to Constantine AIRPORT (CZL). At 14:00.

Details

Transport

New Bus 35 seats with A/C, and CD player for the group bigger than 10 Pax.
New Bus 50 seats with A/C, and CD player for the group bigger than 15 Pax.
New car with 14 seats for the group with 6 Pax.
New Bus Higer 35 Seats For Group With 16 Pax.

accomodation

03 Flights Tickets
Tourist Vehicle with Air Conditioning with driver during the trip.
Hotel in TWIN/Single room 8 Nights.
Half Board.
24 Assistance for Emergency.
Hotel: 5/4 stars.
English-speaking guide.

Payment

4* Hotel:

 

Cities Hotel Nights
ALGIERS Marsa Hotel 4*/

Lamaraz Hotel 4*

3
Constantine Marroitt Protea 4* 2
Oran Four Points By Sheraton 3

 

 

Price /Bax 10+1 15+1 20+1
Double Room £ 1190 £1050 £ 990

Extra :    £ 250 For Single Room .

5*Hotel:

 

Cities Hotel Nights
ALGIERS Sofitel Sun garden 4* 3
Constantine Marroitt Hotel    5* 2
Oran Sheraton Bey     5*

Meredien Hotel 5*

3

 

 

Price /Bax 10+1 15+1 20+1
Double Room £1610 £1480 £1350

Extra :    £ 350 For a Single Room

 

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