Algiers lies on the Mediterranean Sea and is a blend of French colonial style and Islamic influences, complemented by a strong cultural heritage and just waiting to be explored by travelers. Algiers, the capital city of Algeria, features eye-popping juxtapositions of its studded whitewashed villas hugging the bay and ancient casbahs in the shadow of gleaming modern buildings.
Although Algiers has not yet fully caught on with mainstream tourists, it offers an exclusive, enriching Mediterranean retreat to seekers of undistilled elegance and highbrow tastes. The historic Casbah of Algiers, for example, is a destination of choice for luxury travelers. This UNESCO World Heritage site consists of labyrinth-like alleyways and elaborate Ottoman palaces with expansive city views. Luxury transport and local experts lead guests on exclusive private tours that prioritize visitor comfort, making the city’s ancient core accessible.
The Corniche provides high-end visitors with space for a leisurely drive along stretches of the beautiful cliffside road heading towards exclusive seaside cafes with magnificent views of the Mediterranean. In Algiers, gourmet experiences are served via private wine pairings with local foods and sunset rooftop dinners for even the most seasoned foodies. Five-star service at places like the El Aurassi Hotel and other luxury lodgings comes with private suites overlooking the ocean and customized cultural experiences such as art exhibitions and traditional hammam spa treatments.
Algiers serves travelers seeking adventure, rest, or a bit of both. The city may be best described as a seamless fusion of North African tradition and modern polish. Travelers arriving on private jets get to enjoy the culture immediately without wading through the crowds. For a unique experience that caters to those searching for privacy and new adventures, Algiers is quickly becoming a sought-after luxury destination for the modern explorer.
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Experiences in Algiers
Casbah Private Tours
With a knowledgeable and passionate local guide at the helm, uncover the historic Casbah, visiting hidden courtyards and ancient houses, experiencing secluded panoramic views in safe, exclusive comfort. Skip the crowds by experiencing Algiers’ Ottoman heritage and French colonial history in your own time on foot.
Corniche Fine Dining
Dine on gourmet fare, with a sea breeze and sweeping views, at one of Algiers’ best restaurants located along the Corniche. Several restaurants offer private patios, exclusive Algerian wines, and French and North African culinary traditions. The sight of the sun setting over the Mediterranean is an unparalleled luxury.
Martyrs’ Memorial
Explore Algeria’s independence monument, Maqam Echahid (Martyrs’ Memorial), via a tailored guided tour. Your guide will provide historical context while ensuring you enjoy a peaceful visit without interruptions. Enjoy a guided visit to Maqam Echahid, followed by a guided, chauffeur-driven tour of the city’s modern quarters and green public gardens.