The city of bridges and two of the best-preserved Roman towns in the world, in Algeria's green and mountainous east.
In Algeria's green and mountainous east, this circuit combines Constantine, the city of bridges perched above the Rhumel gorge, with two of the best-preserved Roman towns in the world, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Djémila on its mountain ridge and Timgad with its perfect grid plan.
You cross the Sidi M'Cid bridge, visit the Ahmed Bey Palace and the old medina, then spend a full day at each Roman site with a guide who brings their forums, temples, baths and arches to life. The circuit continues to the balconies of the Ghoufi canyon in the Aurès mountains and the red Roman town of Tiddis.
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 at one site? Ask for a tailor-made version.
Fly from Algiers; sunset over the Rhummel gorge.
Walk the Sidi M'Cid bridge, the Ahmed Bey Palace and the old medina.
Full day at Roman Cuicul, set dramatically on a mountain ridge.
Explore the grid-planned Roman colony and its Arch of Trajan.
The balconies of Ghoufi canyon and Chaoui villages.
The red Roman town of Tiddis, then free afternoon.
Airport transfer.
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.
Constantine
Thirteen days across 2,000 years of history: Oran, Roman Tipaza and Cherchell, Algiers, Djemila, Constantine, Timgad, the Aurès, the oasis of Biskra and the M'zab valley.
Constantine
Eight days between the city of bridges and the Mediterranean: Constantine, the Roman ruins of Tiddis and Hippo, the basilica of Saint Augustine and the forests of the Edough.
Constantine
Eight days on the trail of Numidian Cirta and Roman Africa: Constantine, Tiddis, the bay of Skikda, Hippo, Guelma, Djemila, Timgad and the legionary camp of Lambaesis.
Tassili n'Ajjer
Red dunes, natural arches and engraved canyons on the Libyan border: the Tadrart Rouge, the most photogenic corner of the Algerian Sahara.
Algiers
Four days in the white city: the Casbah's palaces, the bay from Notre-Dame d'Afrique and the Roman ruins of Tipaza by the sea.
The Sahara regions
Golden dunes rising behind a palm oasis, a night in a bivouac camp and the restored ksar of Taghit — the western Sahara at its most accessible.
