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.
Algeria's east is green, hilly and rich in history. You begin in Constantine, clinging to its rock above the Rhumel gorge, with its suspension bridges, mosques and old town, and the red Roman site of Tiddis nearby. Then you follow the road to Annaba on the coast.
In Annaba you explore the old town and citadel, the ruins of Hippo Regius, where Saint Augustine was bishop, and the basilica that bears his name. A last day in the cool cork-oak forests of the Edough above the village of Séraïdi completes a trip that suits most travellers.
Welcome at the airport and transfer to your hotel in the city centre.
The Emir Abdelkader mosque, the Sidi M'Cid suspension bridge and the war memorial above the gorge.
The hot springs of Hammam Bouziane, the Roman hill town of Tiddis, then the old town of Constantine.
Local pastries and crafts before the drive to Annaba; evening walk on the seafront.
The old town, historic mosques and houses, the citadel and a local lunch.
The coast road to Ras el Hamra, the basilica of Saint Augustine and the ruins of Hippo Regius.
A forest walk in the Edough mountains above Séraïdi, with views over the bay.
Transfer to Annaba or Constantine airport for your flight.
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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