Want to visit Algeria?

Algeria is a country in northern Africa that combines ancient traditions, rich culture and natural attractions. A seaside vacation in Algeria will be an unforgettable experience thanks to the Mediterranean coastline, where you can enjoy beaches with crystal clear waters and a warm climate. Algerian resorts such as Oran, Annaba and Bejaia are ideal for those looking for a relaxing vacation combined with the opportunity to explore the country's rich history.

Tours to Algeria are gaining popularity among travelers who want to plunge into the atmosphere of oriental flavor. The country offers different types of recreation: from beach resorts to sightseeing - on historical monuments. If you are wondering “where is better to rest?”, we recommend visiting the capital city of Algiers, where such sights as the Kasbah, the Basilica of Notre Dame d'Afrique and many museums are located.

For those interested in history and culture, one of the most appealing aspects of the trip is a visit to the ancient Roman ruins at Tiani or Timgad. These sites are impressive in the scale of the preserved structures and allow you to visualize what the region was like in ancient times.

The friendliness of the locals, the beauty of nature and the unique architecture create a unique atmosphere. If you are looking for a place where you can combine a beach vacation with a rich cultural program, Algeria is the perfect destination for your trip.

Our website has all the information you need about entry requirements, visa processing and other services. We are happy to help you apply for a visa by providing step-by-step instructions and necessary forms. Our team of experts is ready to answer all your questions and provide advice to make the visa process as convenient and fast as possible. Contact us and we will help you successfully prepare for your trip!

• About 80% of Algeria's territory is occupied by the Sahara Desert. It surprises not only with its scale, but also with the variety of geological formations and cultural sites. There is the Tassili n'Adjer National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its ancient rock paintings and impressive sand formations.
• The country has a lake filled with the natural equivalent of ink. The lake is filled with real ink instead of water, which can be used for writing. It is located 2 kilometers from the town of Sidi Bel Abbes. This reserve is one of the largest in the region, annually attracting thousands of tourists from all over the world.
• In the XVI century Algeria was ruled by the famous pirate Aruj Barbarossa.
• In Algeria there are 7 monuments of world architectural importance, among them - the Fortress of Al-Kala in the ancient city of Beni-Hammad, the Valley of Mzab, the Ancient City of Jemila, the Ancient City of Timgad, the Ancient City of Tipasa, the Tassilin-Ajer Plateau, the Kasbah (the old part) of Algiers.
• Birthday gifts are not given here: guests pay for a festive feast.
• Formally Algerians can have up to 4 wives, but most men choose only one.
• Because of frequent earthquakes in the country in high-rise buildings there are rarely elevators.
• Traffic lights on the streets are replaced by policemen-regulators.
• Guests in Algeria are always welcomed with milk and dates. The country is famous for the production of dates, which are not only the basis of local cuisine, but also an important export product. Groves of date palms in the northern part of the Sahara produce the highest quality fruit - varieties Deglet Noor, Medjul and Gars.
• Extreme climatic conditions and desert topography create difficulties for habitation. The main settlements are located in oases and along the coastal areas where the climate is milder.
• Algeria's national symbol is the Feneq fox, a small desert fox with large ears. These ears help dissipate heat, and its keen sense of smell helps it survive in the harsh desert environment.
• There are many soccer fans in the country. Matches involving the national desert fox team make fans very proud, especially in major tournaments such as the African Cup of Nations and the World Cup.
• Algeria is the second malaria-free country in Africa. The success in combating the disease is attributed to public health initiatives such as the use of mosquito nets and spraying homes with insecticides, as well as rapid diagnosis and treatment.