Capes, coves and mountain villages: walk Gouraya National Park, swim at Aokas and eat grilled sardines by the harbour.
Capes, coves and mountain villages: this circuit on the Kabylie coast combines the historic port of Béjaïa, Gouraya National Park and Cap Carbon, the Corniche Jijelienne and its Marvellous Caves, and a day in the villages of the Djurdjura foothills.
You hike between Fort Gouraya and the Cap Carbon lighthouse, follow one of the most beautiful coastal roads in the Mediterranean, discover the pottery, olive oil and daily life of Kabyle villages, then enjoy a free day of swimming and seafood at Aokas.
Our team organises transfers, guides and hotels from start to finish. Every departure can be adapted: travelling as a family, with friends or wanting more time somewhere? Ask for a tailor-made version.
Scenic drive east along the coast.
Hike up to Fort Gouraya and down to Cap Carbon lighthouse.
Drive the Corniche Jijelienne and visit the marvellous caves.
Day in the Djurdjura foothills: pottery, olive oil and village life.
Free day for swimming and seafood.
Transfer back to Algiers airport.
A valid passport (6 months) and an Algerian visa or visa-on-arrival authorisation are required. We send the invitation documents you need once your booking is confirmed.
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