7 articles to prepare your trip
Located in the Tadrart Rouge in southeastern Algérie, Tin Merzouga ranks among the country's highest dunes, at the heart of the UNESCO-listed Tassili n'Ajjer.
A UNESCO-listed Saharan plateau, Tassili n'Ajjer concentrates 15,000 rock engravings and unique sandstone landscapes, accessible from Djanet.
In Djaren
A sandstone canyon in southeastern Algeria and UNESCO-listed site, In Djaren brings together over 15,000 rock paintings and engravings within the Tadrart Rouge.
In southern Algérie, Hoggar National Park combines volcanic landscapes, Saharan wildlife, rock art and Tuareg culture across a UNESCO-listed territory.
Tipaza
Seventy kilometers from Algiers, Tipaza brings together UNESCO-listed Roman ruins, Mediterranean beaches, and hiking on Mount Chenoua. The complete guide to preparing your visit.
Ghardaïa
Capital of the M'Zab Valley, Ghardaïa brings together five Berber cities from the 11th century, a palm grove irrigated by foggaras, and a vibrant Ibadi community.
Djanet
A Tuareg oasis 2,300 km south of Algiers, Djanet opens the door to Tassili n'Ajjer, the Red Tadrart, and a mineral Sahara inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
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