Explore Worldwide has added Algeria to its growing portfolio of culturally immersive small-group tours, with three brand-new itineraries now open for bookings in 2026. It’s the first time the tour operator has featured Africa’s largest country, offering Australian agents a fresh destination with high potential for curious clients.
Best known for its Roman ruins, Saharan landscapes, and unique blend of Berber and Arab culture, Algeria remains one of the continent’s least-travelled gems. Explore’s itineraries will take travellers from Algiers’ Mediterranean charm to the dramatic rock art and dunes of Tassili n’Ajjer National Park in the far south.
“Algeria is a destination with enormous potential,” said Ben Ittensohn, Regional Director AUNZ for Explore Worldwide.
“It’s packed with ancient history and natural wonders, yet remains under the radar for most Australians. That makes it a compelling new option for trade partners looking to stand out.”
Three trips now selling for 2026
The new Algeria product includes a 10-day culture-focused journey through ancient Roman cities, an 8-day deep-dive into the remote Sahara Desert, and a 15-day combination tour that showcases both.
Wonders of Ancient Algeria and the M’Zab Valley
9 nights from $3,560 per person
Highlights include the Roman ruins of Timgad and Djemila, the vibrant capital of Algiers, and time in the culturally distinct M’Zab Valley.
Algeria’s Sahara Desert Adventure
8 nights from $3,770 per person
Designed for travellers seeking wide open spaces and silence, this trip explores the Tassili n’Ajjer region, home to some of the world’s oldest rock art.
Ancient Algeria and the Sahara Desert
15 nights from $6,810 per person
Explore combines its two itineraries into one comprehensive experience, with historic cities, desert exploration, and camping under the stars.
Explore has already guaranteed departures for most 2026 trips, allowing agents to lock in flights and onward travel with certainty.
