Explore Algeria With COPYFLY Tours

Algiers

€100 / per person

Discover Algiers, the heart and soul of Algeria, affectionately known as North Africa's 'White Lady' for its dazzling white buildings by the Mediterranean. Join us for an exhilarating tour that highlights both the historic and modern facets of Algiers, featuring a captivating visit to the UNESCO World Heritage Casbah. And don't miss the chance to explore the renowned Bardo Museum, where history comes alive through its exquisite collections.

Bejaia

€95 / per person

Welcome to Bejaia, also known as Bgayet. This charming city, dubbed the 'Pearl of the Maghreb,' offers a perfect blend of history and modernity. Explore its old medina, admire the Kasbah's tilework, and sample Berber cuisine in bustling souks. From hiking in Pic des Singes to diving in Cap Carbon's waters, Bejaia promises adventure and relaxation along Algeria's northeastern coast. Come experience its beauty and hospitality.

Constantine

€120 / per person

Constantine, once called 'Cirta', is a city of enchanting bridges and breathtaking vistas. Perched atop a majestic rock massif resembling an eagle's nest, it exudes pride and distinction. Spanning over 2,500 years of history, it proudly stands as one of Africa's oldest cities. The city boasts a mesmerizing view of the 2,800 km Rhummel River, which winds its way through a profound ravine, connected by numerous bridges.

Djanet

€550 / per person

Embark on an adventure to Djanet and Tassili n'Ajjer, where ancient wonders meet breathtaking landscapes. Explore the captivating desert oasis of Djanet, steeped in history and surrounded by majestic sand dunes. Then, journey to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Tassili n'Ajjer, where ancient rock art and stunning rock formations tell the story of millennia.

Ghardaia

€130 / per person

Ghardaia, a unique Saharan city, stands in the M'Zab valley at 500 meters altitude. Surrounded by rocky peaks and the Oued M'Zab valley, it's home to the pentapole: Ghardaia, Melika, Beni Isguen, Bou Noura, and El-Atteuf. Recognized for its cultural significance, Ghardaia became a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1982.

Tlemcen

€120 / per person

Tlemcen, northwest Algeria, known as the 'City of Saints' for its Islamic heritage. Once a medieval learning hub and capital, it now beckons with landmarks like the 14th-century Great Mosque. With around 150,000 residents, it's a cultural hotspot famed for ceramics, textiles, music, and cuisine—a must-visit for history buffs exploring North Africa.