Day-by-Day Itinerary
Settle into Algeria's capital and explore the historic Casbah, a UNESCO World Heritage labyrinth of Ottoman-era streets and whitewashed buildings cascading down to the Mediterranean.
Morning
Arrival and hotel check-in
Arrive at Houari Boumediene Airport and transfer to your accommodation in central
Algiers. Take time to settle in, exchange currency if needed, and get oriented with the neighborhood. Enjoy a leisurely walk along the waterfront to shake off travel fatigue and get your first impressions of this bustling Mediterranean capital.
3-4 hours
$15-25 (airport transfer)
Arrange airport pickup through your accommodation in advance for easier arrival
Lunch
A traditional Algerian restaurant near the waterfront
Algerian couscous and tagine
Mid-range
Afternoon
Explore the Casbah and visit Le balcon de la Casbah d'Alger
Wander through the historic Casbah's narrow alleyways, discovering Ottoman palaces, traditional houses, and vibrant street life. Visit Le balcon de la Casbah d'Alger for panoramic views over the city and Mediterranean Sea. The Casbah's maze-like streets reveal artisan workshops, hidden courtyards, and architectural gems at every turn. Engage with local residents and observe daily life in this living heritage site.
3-4 hours
$5-10 (entrance fees and tips for local guides)
Consider hiring a local guide at the Casbah entrance for better navigation and cultural insights
Evening
Dinner and evening stroll
Dine at a restaurant in the Didouche Mourad area, then take an evening walk along the seafront promenade to experience
Algiers' vibrant nightlife
Where to Stay Tonight
Central Algiers (Mid-range hotel near the Casbah or waterfront)
Central location provides easy access to major attractions and serves as a perfect base for exploring the capital over the next two days
The Casbah is best explored in the late afternoon when the light is beautiful and temperatures are cooler. Women should dress modestly with covered shoulders and knees.
Day 1 Budget: $80-120
Dive deep into Algeria's history and culture through its exceptional museums, from ancient artifacts to the independence struggle and contemporary art.
Morning
Visit the National Museum of Arts and Popular Traditions
Explore this beautifully restored Ottoman palace housing an impressive collection of traditional Algerian crafts, costumes, jewelry, and decorative arts. The museum showcases regional variations in pottery, textiles, and woodwork, offering insight into Algeria's diverse cultural heritage. The building itself is a masterpiece of Islamic architecture with intricate tilework and peaceful courtyards that transport you back to Ottoman times.
2-3 hours
$3-5
Lunch
A cafe in the Bab El Oued neighborhood
Sandwiches and fresh juices
Budget
Afternoon
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF MOUDJAHID and Peoples Palace
Visit the NATIONAL MUSEUM OF MOUDJAHID to understand Algeria's independence struggle through photographs, documents, and personal testimonies of freedom fighters. Then explore the Peoples Palace, an impressive example of modern Algerian architecture. The museum provides essential context for understanding contemporary Algeria, while the palace showcases the nation's post-independence aspirations and achievements through its grand halls and exhibitions.
3-4 hours
$5-8
Evening
Dinner and cultural experience
Enjoy dinner at a restaurant featuring live Chaabi or Raï music, experiencing Algeria's vibrant musical traditions alongside traditional cuisine
Where to Stay Tonight
Central Algiers (Same hotel as Day 1)
Staying put allows you to maximize your time exploring rather than changing accommodations
Museums in Algeria typically close on Fridays and have reduced hours during Ramadan. Photography may be restricted in some museums, so always ask permission first.
Day 2 Budget: $70-100
Journey to the Atlas Mountains for fresh air, cedar forests, and spectacular views at Chrea National Park, a beloved weekend retreat for Algerians.
Morning
Travel to Chrea National Park
Depart
Algiers early for the scenic 90-minute drive to Chrea National Park in the Blida Atlas Mountains. As you ascend, watch the landscape transform from coastal plains to cedar and oak forests. Upon arrival, visit the Chrea National park Museum to learn about the park's unique ecosystem, Barbary macaques, and conservation efforts. The museum provides excellent context for your afternoon hiking adventures.
3 hours including travel
$20-30 (transport and entrance)
Arrange private transport or join a day tour from
Algiers, as public transport connections can be complicated
Lunch
A mountain restaurant near the park entrance
Grilled meats and mountain specialties
Mid-range
Afternoon
Hiking and nature exploration in Chrea National Park
Trek through the Atlas cedar forests on well-marked trails, breathing in the crisp mountain air and enjoying panoramic views over the Mitidja Plain toward the Mediterranean. The park is home to Barbary macaques, wild boar, and numerous bird species. In spring, wildflowers carpet the meadows, while winter brings snow-covered peaks. Choose from easy walks to more challenging summit trails based on your fitness level and interests.
3-4 hours
$5-10 (guide tips if hired)
Evening
After returning to the capital, enjoy a relaxed dinner at a restaurant in the El Biar neighborhood with views over the city lights
Where to Stay Tonight
Central Algiers (Same hotel as previous nights)
Return to your established base in Algiers for convenience and to prepare for tomorrow's early departure eastward
Chrea can be significantly cooler than
Algiers, especially in the morning and evening. Bring layers and comfortable hiking shoes. The park is particularly beautiful after rain when waterfalls are flowing.
Day 3 Budget: $80-110
Travel east to Constantine, one of the world's oldest cities, dramatically perched on a limestone plateau and connected by spectacular suspension bridges.
Morning
Take an early morning flight or drive east to Constantine, Algeria's third-largest city. The journey by road takes approximately 5-6 hours through varied landscapes of mountains and plateaus, while flights take just over an hour. Constantine's dramatic setting becomes apparent as you approach—the old city sits atop a rocky plateau carved by the Rhumel River gorge, with buildings seemingly defying gravity as they cling to cliff edges.
1-6 hours depending on transport choice
$50-100 (flight) or $30-50 (shared taxi)
Book flights in advance for better prices; Air Algérie operates several daily flights between
Algiers and Constantine
Lunch
A restaurant near the city center upon arrival
Local Constantine specialties including chorba and dolma
Budget
Afternoon
Explore Constantine's bridges and visit Cirta Museum
Walk across Constantine's famous suspension bridges, particularly the Sidi M'Cid Bridge offering vertiginous views into the gorge below. Visit the Cirta Museum, housed in a beautiful colonial-era building, which displays artifacts from Constantine's long history including Numidian, Roman, and Islamic periods. The collection includes ancient mosaics, sculptures, and manuscripts that tell the story of this strategic city's 2,500-year history.
3-4 hours
$5-8
Evening
Sunset viewing and dinner
Watch sunset from the Sidi Rached Bridge, then dine at a traditional restaurant in the old medina, sampling Constantine's famous lamb dishes
Where to Stay Tonight
Constantine city center (Mid-range hotel near the historic quarter)
Central location allows easy exploration of the old city on foot and provides access to restaurants and evening atmosphere
Constantine's bridges are best photographed in the golden hour before sunset. The city is known for its distinctive musical tradition called Malouf—try to catch a performance if possible.
Day 4 Budget: $90-130
Visit the remarkably preserved Roman Ruins of Timgad, a UNESCO World Heritage site often called the 'Pompeii of North Africa' for its exceptional state of preservation.
Morning
Day trip to Roman Ruins of Timgad
Drive approximately 2 hours east from Constantine to Timgad, founded by Emperor Trajan around 100 AD. This extraordinarily well-preserved Roman colonial town showcases the grid plan of Roman urban planning with its perfectly aligned streets, triumphal arch, forum, temples, and library. Walk along ancient paved streets where chariot ruts are still visible, explore the 3,500-seat theater, and admire intricate floor mosaics in former villas. The site's desert setting adds to its haunting beauty.
4-5 hours including travel
$40-60 (transport and entrance)
Hire a car with driver from Constantine or join a guided tour for easier access and historical context
Lunch
Pack a picnic or eat at a simple restaurant near the Timgad site
Sandwiches and local snacks
Budget
Afternoon
Continue exploring Roman Ruins of Timgad and on-site museum
Visit the site museum displaying statues, mosaics, and everyday objects recovered from Timgad's excavations. The collection brings to life the daily routines of Roman colonists who lived here nearly 2,000 years ago. Climb to higher ground for panoramic views of the entire archaeological site spread across the plateau, with the Aurès Mountains providing a dramatic backdrop. The late afternoon light creates magical conditions for photography.
2-3 hours
Included in morning ticket
Evening
Return to Constantine for dinner
After the drive back to Constantine, enjoy a hearty dinner at a restaurant specializing in grilled meats and traditional Algerian pastries for dessert
Where to Stay Tonight
Constantine city center (Same hotel as Day 4)
Return to your established base to rest after a full day of exploration
Timgad has minimal shade, so bring sun protection, a hat, and plenty of water. Early morning or late afternoon visits offer the best light and cooler temperatures. The site is most impressive when you can visualize the 15,000 people who once lived here.
Day 5 Budget: $85-120
Explore another stunning UNESCO Roman site at Djémila, spectacularly situated on a mountain ridge with exceptional mosaics and Christian basilicas.
Morning
Travel to Djémila and visit Archaeological Museum of Djmila
Drive approximately 3 hours northwest to Djémila (ancient Cuicul), another remarkably preserved Roman city founded in the 1st century AD. Begin at the Archaeological Museum of Djmila, which houses an outstanding collection of mosaics removed from the site for preservation. These intricate floor decorations depict mythological scenes, geometric patterns, and daily life with vivid colors still intact. The museum provides essential context before exploring the ruins themselves.
2-3 hours including travel
$35-50 (transport and entrance)
Arrange transport from Constantine; the journey passes through beautiful mountain scenery worth the early start
Lunch
A local restaurant in Djémila village
Berber-influenced Algerian cuisine
Budget
Afternoon
Explore the archaeological site of Djémila
Wander through this mountain-top Roman city, admiring the Arch of Caracalla, the Temple of the Severan family, two forums, and remarkably intact Christian basilicas with original floor mosaics still in situ. Djémila's setting is particularly dramatic—perched on a narrow ridge with mountains rising on all sides. The site's relative isolation has contributed to its exceptional preservation. Unlike Timgad's flat desert location, Djémila's topography created unique architectural challenges that Roman engineers solved ingeniously.
3-4 hours
Included in morning ticket
Evening
Travel to Sétif for overnight
Drive approximately 1 hour to Sétif, check into your hotel, and enjoy dinner at a restaurant in this modern Algerian city
Where to Stay Tonight
Sétif city center (Comfortable hotel in the downtown area)
Sétif provides a convenient stopping point between Djémila and tomorrow's destinations, with good hotel options and restaurants
Djémila means 'beautiful' in Arabic, and the site lives up to its name. Visit in spring when wildflowers bloom among the ruins. The Christian basilicas here are among North Africa's best-preserved early Christian monuments.
Day 6 Budget: $80-110
Explore Sétif's archaeological treasures before journeying south through the dramatic Les gorges d'El Kantara, gateway to the Sahara.
Morning
Visit Archaeological Museum of Setif
Explore the Archaeological Museum of Setif, which houses important Roman and Byzantine artifacts from the region. The museum's highlight is its collection of mosaics from nearby archaeological sites, including detailed scenes of daily life, hunting, and mythology. The exhibits trace the area's history from prehistoric times through the Roman period to the Islamic era, providing valuable context for understanding eastern Algeria's rich heritage.
2-3 hours
$3-5
Lunch
A restaurant in Sétif before departing south
Algerian mixed grill and salads
Mid-range
Afternoon
Journey through Les gorges d'El Kantara
Drive south toward the Sahara, passing through the spectacular Les gorges d'El Kantara, where the Aurès Mountains meet the desert. This dramatic canyon has been called the 'Mouth of the Desert'—the landscape transforms from green mountains to arid plains within kilometers. Stop at the historic village of El Kantara, built around a natural rock arch, and explore its palm groves and old quarter. The views from the gorge are breathtaking, with the oasis settlement nestled impossibly between towering cliffs.
4-5 hours including stops
$50-70 (private transport)
Hire a vehicle with driver for this journey as public transport is limited and you'll want to stop for photographs
Evening
Arrive in Biskra for overnight
Reach the oasis city of Biskra by evening, check into your hotel, and enjoy dinner at a restaurant featuring dates and other Saharan specialties
Where to Stay Tonight
Biskra (Mid-range hotel in the oasis city)
Biskra serves as the gateway to the Sahara and provides comfortable accommodation before heading deeper into the desert region
El Kantara is particularly beautiful in late afternoon when the sun illuminates the red rock formations. Biskra is famous for its dates—try the local deglet nour variety, considered among the world's finest.
Day 7 Budget: $90-125
Travel deep into the Sahara to reach Djanet, the gateway to the otherworldly Tassili N'Ajjer plateau and its ancient rock art.
Morning
Flight from Biskra to Djanet
Take a morning domestic flight from Biskra (or nearby Touggourt) to Djanet, deep in the Sahara near the Libyan border. The flight offers spectacular aerial views of the desert landscape transitioning from sand seas to the rocky plateaus of the Tassili N'Ajjer. Upon arrival in Djanet, you'll immediately feel the change in atmosphere—this is true Sahara, where Tuareg culture remains strong and the desert dominates daily life.
2-3 hours including airport time
$100-150
Book flights well in advance as schedules can be irregular; Air Algérie operates this route several times weekly
Lunch
A local restaurant in Djanet town
Tuareg-influenced Saharan cuisine with millet-based dishes
Budget
Afternoon
Explore Djanet town and prepare for Tassili expedition
Spend the afternoon acclimatizing to the desert environment and exploring Djanet's small but atmospheric old quarter with its traditional adobe architecture. Visit the local market where Tuareg traders sell handicrafts, silver jewelry, and desert provisions. Meet with your guide for tomorrow's Tassili N'Ajjer expedition and finalize preparations. The town's palm groves provide welcome shade and a chance to understand how life is sustained in this extreme environment.
3-4 hours
$10-20
Evening
Traditional Tuareg dinner and cultural experience
Enjoy dinner prepared in traditional Saharan style, possibly including a tagella (sand bread) demonstration, and if fortunate, traditional Tuareg music around a campfire
Where to Stay Tonight
Djanet (Simple hotel or guesthouse)
Accommodation in Djanet is basic but adequate, providing a comfortable base before heading into the more remote Tassili region
Djanet can experience extreme temperature swings between day and night. Even in summer, bring warm layers for evenings. Respect local Tuareg customs—ask permission before photographing people, especially women.
Day 8 Budget: $120-170
Venture into the UNESCO-listed Tassili N'Ajjer National Park to witness prehistoric rock art and surreal sandstone formations in one of the Sahara's most spectacular landscapes.
Morning
Enter Tassili N'Ajjer National Park and begin exploration
Depart early with your guide and 4x4 vehicle into Tassili N'Ajjer National Park, a vast plateau of eroded sandstone forming forests of rock pillars, arches, and canyons. The landscape is otherworldly—wind and sand have sculpted the rock into fantastic shapes over millennia. Begin viewing the park's famous prehistoric rock art, with paintings and engravings dating back 10,000 years depicting hunters, herders, and wildlife from when the Sahara was green.
4-5 hours
$150-200 (guide, vehicle, and park fees for full-day excursion)
Multi-day Tassili expeditions must be arranged in advance through licensed tour operators; independent access is not permitted
Lunch
Picnic lunch prepared by your guide in the desert
Simple Saharan meal eaten in shade of rock formations
Budget
Afternoon
Continue exploring Tassili N'Ajjer National Park
Trek through more of this extraordinary landscape, visiting additional rock art sites where ancient artists left vivid records of their lives. The paintings show elephants, giraffes, and cattle in an area now completely arid, providing haunting evidence of dramatic climate change. Your guide will explain the different periods of art and the cultures that created them. The silence and scale of the Tassili plateau create a profound sense of connection to deep human history.
4-5 hours
Included in morning excursion
Evening
Return to Djanet for overnight
Return to Djanet in the evening, enjoy a simple dinner, and rest after a full day of desert exploration
Where to Stay Tonight
Djanet (Same accommodation as Day 8)
Return to your established base in Djanet for comfort and convenience
The Tassili rock art is fragile and irreplaceable—never touch the paintings or engravings. Bring plenty of water (at least 3 liters per person), sun protection, and sturdy walking shoes. Photography is permitted but drones are prohibited.
Day 9 Budget: $180-250
Begin the journey back north, flying across Algeria to reach Oran on the Mediterranean coast, the country's cultural capital.
Morning
Take a morning flight from Djanet back to
Algiers, reversing your journey into the Sahara. The flight provides a final opportunity to appreciate the vast scale of Algeria's desert regions from above. Upon arrival in
Algiers, connect to an onward flight to Oran on the western coast. The travel day allows time to reflect on the dramatic contrasts between Algeria's Saharan south and Mediterranean north.
4-6 hours including connections
$150-250
Book connecting flights with sufficient layover time in
Algiers; same-day connections are possible but can be tight
Lunch
Airport cafe in
Algiers during your connection
Light meal or sandwiches
Mid-range
Afternoon
Arrive in Oran and initial exploration
Arrive in Oran, Algeria's second city and cultural heart. Check into your hotel and take an initial walking tour of the waterfront corniche and city center. Oran has a distinctly different character from
Algiers—more relaxed, with Spanish and French influences visible in its architecture and culture. The city is famous as the birthplace of Raï music and has a vibrant arts scene. Stroll along the seafront and absorb the Mediterranean atmosphere.
3-4 hours
$15-25 (airport transfer)
Evening
Dinner and evening entertainment
Dine at a seafood restaurant along the corniche, then explore Oran's cafe culture—the city comes alive in the evening with locals gathering in cafes and along the waterfront
Where to Stay Tonight
Oran city center or waterfront (Mid-range hotel near the corniche)
Central Oran location provides access to the city's cultural attractions, restaurants, and evening atmosphere
Oran is generally more liberal and relaxed than other Algerian cities. The city has a thriving music scene—check if any Raï concerts or cultural events are happening during your visit.
Day 10 Budget: $170-260
Discover Oran's rich cultural heritage through its museums and historic quarters, reflecting centuries of Spanish, Ottoman, and French influence.
Morning
Visit Ahmed Zabana National Museum
Explore the Ahmed Zabana National Museum, one of Algeria's finest museums, housed in a beautiful colonial building. The diverse collections span natural history, archaeology, and ethnography, with excellent displays on regional prehistory, Roman artifacts, and traditional Algerian culture. The museum is named after a hero of the independence struggle and provides insight into western Algeria's distinct history and character. The well-curated exhibits make this a highlight of any Oran visit.
2-3 hours
$3-5
Lunch
A cafe in the historic center
Oran-style pizza and Mediterranean dishes
Budget
Afternoon
Visit Musée public national d'art moderne et contemporain oran and explore Spanish quarter
Visit the Musée public national d'art moderne et contemporain oran to see works by Algerian and international contemporary artists. The museum showcases Algeria's vibrant modern art scene and hosts temporary exhibitions. Afterward, explore Oran's Spanish quarter (Sidi El Houari), the oldest part of the city with narrow streets, traditional houses, and the 16th-century Spanish fortress. The neighborhood reflects Oran's unique history under Spanish rule and retains a Mediterranean character distinct from other Algerian cities.
3-4 hours
$5-8
Evening
Sunset at Santa Cruz Fort and dinner
Take a taxi to the Santa Cruz Fort on the mountain overlooking Oran for spectacular sunset views over the city and Mediterranean, then return to the city center for dinner at a traditional restaurant
Where to Stay Tonight
Oran city center (Same hotel as Day 10)
Continue enjoying your established base in Oran for the final exploration day in the city
The Santa Cruz Fort chapel is an important pilgrimage site. The climb up can be done by taxi or on foot for the energetic. Thursday and Friday evenings are particularly lively in Oran with locals enjoying the start of the weekend.
Day 11 Budget: $75-105
Take a day trip to the ancient coastal town of Cherchell, once a major Roman port, with exceptional archaeological collections and Mediterranean charm.
Morning
Travel to Cherchell and visit Archeological Public Museum of Cherchell
Drive approximately 2.5 hours east along the scenic coastal road to Cherchell (ancient Caesarea), once the capital of Roman Mauretania. Visit the Archeological Public Museum of Cherchell, which houses an extraordinary collection of Roman sculptures, mosaics, and artifacts. The museum's highlights include impressive statues of gods and emperors, intricate mosaics, and everyday objects from this once-thriving port city. The quality of the sculptures rivals those in major European museums.
3-4 hours including travel
$40-60 (transport and entrance)
Arrange private transport from Oran or join a day tour; the coastal drive is scenic and worthwhile
Lunch
A seafood restaurant along Cherchell's waterfront
Fresh Mediterranean fish and seafood
Mid-range
Afternoon
Explore Cherchell town and coastal areas
Wander through Cherchell's small medina and along the waterfront where Roman columns and capitals are casually incorporated into later buildings. Visit the scattered Roman ruins throughout the town, including remnants of the amphitheater, baths, and harbor installations. The town has a sleepy, authentic character, and the juxtaposition of ancient ruins with modern daily life creates a unique atmosphere. The Mediterranean setting adds to the charm of this often-overlooked destination.
2-3 hours
$5-10
Evening
Return to Oran for final evening
Return to Oran in the evening, enjoy a farewell dinner at a restaurant specializing in western Algerian cuisine, perhaps trying the local specialty of dwaz (lamb with almonds and raisins)
Where to Stay Tonight
Oran city center (Same hotel as previous nights)
Final night in Oran before tomorrow's journey back to Algiers
Cherchell is rarely crowded with tourists, offering an authentic experience of a Roman archaeological site still integrated into a living town. The museum guards are often knowledgeable and happy to share information if you show interest.
Day 12 Budget: $90-125
Journey back to
Algiers, stopping to explore mountain waterfalls and the scenic Tikjda National Park along the way.
Morning
Drive from Oran toward
Algiers with stop at Cascades Kefrida
Depart Oran for the scenic drive back to
Algiers, taking the route through the mountains. Stop at Cascades Kefrida, beautiful waterfalls nestled in the forested mountains south of
Algiers. The cascades are particularly impressive in spring when snowmelt increases water flow. The surrounding area offers pleasant walking trails through oak and pine forests, providing a refreshing natural interlude during your travel day. Local families often picnic here on weekends.
4-5 hours including stops
$50-70 (private transport)
Arrange a vehicle with driver for this journey to allow flexibility for stops at natural sites
Lunch
A roadside restaurant in the mountains
Grilled meats and tagines
Budget
Afternoon
Visit Tikjda National Park
Continue through Tikjda National Park, part of the Djurdjura Mountains with spectacular alpine scenery. The park features cedar forests, mountain peaks, and traditional Berber villages. Stop at viewpoints for panoramic vistas over the Kabylie region. Depending on the season, you might see snow-capped peaks or wildflower meadows. The park is home to the endangered Barbary macaque and offers a glimpse of Algeria's mountain ecosystems distinct from both coast and desert.
2-3 hours
$10-15 (park entrance and stops)
Evening
Reach
Algiers by evening, check into your hotel, and enjoy a final dinner in the capital, perhaps returning to a favorite restaurant from your first days
Where to Stay Tonight
Central Algiers (Mid-range hotel near the airport area or city center)
Convenient location for tomorrow's departure, ideally closer to the airport for early morning flight
The mountain route between Oran and
Algiers is longer than the coastal highway but far more scenic. Spring and early summer offer the best conditions with green landscapes and flowing waterfalls. Roads can be winding—take motion sickness precautions if needed.
Day 13 Budget: $95-135
Enjoy a leisurely final morning in
Algiers before your departure, with time for last-minute shopping and reflection on your Algerian journey.
Morning
Final exploration and souvenir shopping
Depending on your flight time, enjoy a final morning in
Algiers. Visit local markets or artisan shops to purchase souvenirs such as Berber jewelry, traditional ceramics, leather goods, or Saharan crafts. Take a final walk along the waterfront or through a favorite neighborhood, perhaps stopping at a cafe for one last Algerian coffee and pastries. Use this time to reflect on the incredible diversity of landscapes, cultures, and history you've experienced from Mediterranean coasts to Saharan rock art.
2-3 hours
$20-50 (souvenirs)
Lunch
Light meal at airport or near hotel before departure
Simple Algerian fare
Budget
Afternoon
Airport transfer and departure
Transfer to Houari Boumediene Airport for your departure flight. Arrive at least 2-3 hours before international flights to allow time for check-in and security procedures. As you fly out, take a final look at the Mediterranean coastline and the Atlas Mountains beyond, carrying memories of Algeria's warmth, history, and stunning diversity. The country's treasures remain relatively undiscovered by mass tourism, making your journey all the more special.
Variable based on flight time
$15-25 (airport transfer)
Confirm your flight 24-48 hours in advance and arrange airport transfer the evening before
Evening
Departure
Departure from Algeria
Where to Stay Tonight
N/A (N/A)
Departure day
Keep some Algerian dinars for airport purchases as exchange facilities after security may be limited. Save contact information of any local guides or hosts you particularly enjoyed—personal recommendations are invaluable for future travelers to Algeria.
Day 14 Budget: $50-100