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.
Constantine was Cirta, capital of the Numidian kings, and the region around it holds an extraordinary density of ancient sites. After two days in the city itself, this circuit visits the hill town of Tiddis, the beaches of Stora near Skikda, Hippo Regius at Annaba and the Roman theatre of Guelma with the hot springs of Hammam Meskhoutine.
The second half reaches the UNESCO sites of Djemila and Timgad, the Numidian mausoleum of Medghassen and the camp of the Third Legion at Lambaesis, with a night next to the ruins of Timgad and a sunrise visit. Easy walking on archaeological sites.
Welcome, an orientation walk on the Rock and a traditional dinner.
The Cirta museum, the Souika quarter, the Ahmed Bey palace and the souks.
The Roman citadel of Tiddis, then an afternoon on the beaches of Stora near Skikda.
The site of Hippo Regius and the village of Séraïdi above the bay of Annaba.
The Roman theatre of Guelma and the hot springs of Hammam Meskhoutine; night in Sétif.
The UNESCO Roman site of Djemila, lunch on site, then the road to Batna.
The Numidian mausoleum of Medghassen, the Roman city of Timgad and the legionary camp of Lambaesis; night next to the ruins.
Sunrise over the ruins of Timgad, then return to Constantine 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. See our practical information (checked 19 October 2026).
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