In the Footsteps of Albert Camus, Son of Algeria
The British journalist Ed Vallance has just visited Algeria with Expert Algeria to trace the footsteps of Camus – and you can read his article in the Independent newspaper here.
Ed Vallance, who visited Algeria with Expert Algeria, has just had an article published on Albert Camus in Algiers. More >
Algiers’ Madame AfricaThe basilica of Notre Dame d’Afrique, towering above the Mediterranean on the heights of the Bologhine district of Algiers, welcomed a small but unusual crowd on Monday. More info >
Gardens in the Algerian SaharaSounds unlikely? Well, it’s true: Ali has been tending his garden in the furthest reaches of the Sahara – not far from Tamanrasset – for over thirty years. More info >
Algiers in the GuardianFew travellers visit Algeria these days but the country’s capital – famous for its brilliant light – has a beauty that belies its recent history. More >
What makes the Algerian Sahara so unique?The rock arches, gueltas and immense dunes of the Tadrart occupy the deep south of Algeria; the kingdom of the M’Zab, with the town of Ghardaia at its heart, lies hundreds and hundreds of miles to the north… yet both belong to the great undiscovered Algerian Sahara. More >
UNESCO AlgeriaAlgeria is now proud to have seven sites inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage list, all of which can be visited on tours operated by Expert Algeria: Beni Hammad, Djemila, the M’Zab Valley, the Tassili, Timgad, Algiers. More >