Welcome to MAXOUT, your gateway to exploring Algeria, the ultimate destination for adventure seekers, exclusive travel experiences, and breathtaking landscapes!
If you’re an explorer eager to step off the beaten path, immerse yourself in the raw beauty of the Sahara, and discover a land rich in history, culture, and hidden treasures, then you’re in the right place.
From Sahara Desert tours to custom tours in Algeria, we offer authentic experiences designed for travelers seeking off-the-beaten-path destinations. Algeria is a hidden gem, where adventure meets tradition.
Your journey starts here, and we’re here to make it MAXOUTstanding!
Algeria, Africa’s largest country, is a land of striking contrasts and endless opportunities for exploration. With 80% of its territory covered by the Sahara Desert, this country offers one of the world’s most diverse and vast desert landscapes.
From the breathtaking Sahara adventures and serene oases photography tours to the stunning Mediterranean coastline, Algeria is a destination where ancient Berber, Roman, Ottoman, and French cultures meet untouched natural beauty. Whether you seek off-road 4×4 trips, hiking routes, or cultural desert photography, Algeria promises a unique and unforgettable experience.
Dine under the stars with live music, enhancing your Sahara adventure. The perfect blend of desert serenity and cultural charm, ideal for your 4x4 desert trip or desert holiday.
Immerse yourself in the diverse beauty of the Sahara as you reside at carefully selected campsites, each boasting its own unique charm.
Our team will lead you through Algeria's most captivating secrets, narratives, and attractions, enhancing your appreciation of this remarkable and diverse land.
Travel in comfort and style with our premium camping equipment, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience.
Algeria is home to several UNESCO World Heritage sites, each highlighting the country’s rich history and natural beauty. From the ancient Roman ruins to the captivating M’Zab Valley, these destinations are a must-see for history enthusiasts and adventure travelers alike. The preservation of these sites offers a glimpse into Algeria’s cultural heritage, making it an essential stop for those looking to explore off-road desert landscapes and historical landmarks in one unforgettable journey.
Al Qal'a van Beni Hammad is an ancient city, now in ruins, that once served as the capital of the Hammadid dynasty, showcasing Islamic architecture and history.
The Casbah of Algiers is a historic district characterized by its narrow winding streets, traditional houses, and unique blend of Mediterranean and Islamic architectural influences.
Djémila is an exceptionally well-preserved Roman town, featuring ancient ruins, temples, and theaters that provide insight into Roman civilization in North Africa.
Tassili N'Ajjer National Park – A UNESCO-listed treasure with prehistoric rock art.
Timgad is an ancient Roman city that offers a glimpse into Roman urban planning and architecture in North Africa, with well-preserved structures like temples, a theater, and streets.
Tipasa is an archaeological site known for its Roman ruins, including a theater, basilicas, and other structures, set against the backdrop of the Mediterranean Sea.
Oran, Algeria's coastal gem, is a vibrant Mediterranean city known for its picturesque beaches, lively music scene, and rich history. Explore its charming streets, savor delicious seafood, and soak up the sun along the stunning coastline.
The M'Zab Valley is home to a series of fortified towns and villages, known for their exceptional architecture and the distinctive urban planning of the Mozabites.
Constantine, one of the world's oldest cities, boasts a breathtaking history and architecture. Known as the "City of Bridges," it's a testament to the ancient and enduring beauty of Algeria.
Traveling to Algeria is becoming more accessible as the country opens its doors to adventurous explorers seeking authentic experiences.
Unlike crowded tourist hotspots, Algeria offers a rare, off-the-beaten-path adventure in one of the world’s most breathtaking landscapes.
With tourism steadily growing, now is the perfect time to uncover its rich history, stunning oases, and vast desert beauty—all while enjoying the exclusivity of a destination that remains largely untouched.
During our trips, we'll make stops at several historical sites, providing brief explanations of their significance and historical context. These moments will transport you back in time, allowing you to daydream about what life was like in the past.
The Algerian Sahara offers a profound spiritual experience. Many travelers describe the desert as a place of rejuvenation and natural energy, where the vast, silent landscapes bring a deep sense of peace and connection.
Algeria is home to some of the most remarkable and well-preserved prehistoric rock art in the world. The Tassili N’Ajjer plateau, a UNESCO World Heritage site, holds thousands of ancient rock engravings and paintings dating back over 10,000 years. These breathtaking artworks depict early human life, wildlife such as elephants, giraffes, and rhinoceroses, and domesticated animals like cattle and goats—offering a rare glimpse into the past.
Discover the secrets of ancient civilizations as you explore this open-air museum, where each engraving tells a story of a time when the Sahara was lush and teeming with life.
Algeria is a land of rich history and breathtaking landscapes, where cities and oases emerge like islands in a vast sea of sand. From ancient Roman and Numidian ruins to architectural influences from the Islamic, Ottoman, and French eras, the country’s cultural heritage is deeply woven into its landscape.
Since gaining independence from France in 1962, Algeria has been known as “Al Jaza’ir”—meaning “the islands”. This name reflects the way its cities and lush oases stand out amid the vast desert, offering life and culture in an otherwise arid expanse. With over 80% of the country covered in diverse desert terrain, Algeria is a paradise for those seeking both history and adventure in one of North Africa’s most stunning settings.
Yes, as a foreign traveler, a visa is a requirement for entry into Algeria. While the specifics of visa requirements may slightly vary depending on your nationality, most of the essential criteria remain consistent and can be conveniently found on the official website of the Algerian embassy in your country. Please note that, in Algeria, traveling into the desert without a qualified guide is not permitted for foreign visitors.
Selecting the optimal time for your visit to Algeria is essential to ensure a memorable experience. We highly recommend exploring the Algerian desert during the spring or autumn when the weather is most pleasant. Additionally, the northern regions of Algeria, such as the capital city, can be visited year-round due to their temperate climate. Our team of travel experts is here to assist you in planning your journey, ensuring you take full advantage of the ideal weather conditions.
When planning a trip to Algeria, it is important to decide on a tour a few months ahead of time in order for your tourist visas to be processed in time. We recommend deciding on a tour at least 4-6 months before your departure date. Maxout will send you the necessary paperwork to apply for your Algeria tourist visas as well as notify the Algerian embassy in your country about your visa application. And in your attend for obtaining your visa we will work on creating an ultimate experience tailor made to your preferences.
At Maxout, our current focus is on crafting private tours to Algeria. These tours are designed for you and those you choose to travel with, whether it’s your significant other, family, or close friends. We tailor your private tour to align with your specific travel schedule and preferences.
Starting in 2025, we plan to expand our offerings to include trips for solo travelers and small groups eager to embark on adventures with us and forge new connections. This is an exciting step in the growth of our organization. Would you like to stay informed about these developments? Feel free to reach out to us privately, and we’ll make sure you receive the latest updates about these new trips. You can, of course, also follow us on our social media channels for updates!
Clients are responsible for booking and covering the expenses of international airfare. While Maxout does not directly offer international flight services, we offer valuable assistance in selecting the most suitable flight options and thoroughly explore choices that align with your travel itinerary to Algeria.
In Algeria, credit card acceptance is relatively limited, so we recommend carrying cash with you for your expenses. You can exchange your currency either at the airport or through MAXOUT. However, please be aware that airport exchange rates are typically less favorable compared to the rates we offer at MAXOUT. Your financial security and convenience are our top priorities, which is why we recommend choosing MAXOUT for currency exchanges to get the best rates.
At MAXOUT, we want to assure you that your safety is not just a priority; it’s our absolute commitment. Algeria, often misunderstood as a potentially risky destination, is, in reality, a haven for travelers seeking rich culture, breathtaking landscapes, and warm hospitality. We meticulously craft our trips and tours to ensure your security, peace of mind, and an unforgettable experience exploring this remarkable country.
– Government-Approved Arrangements: Our travel arrangements within Algeria undergo rigorous government scrutiny and approval processes. This means that every aspect of your journey, from transportation to accommodations, adheres to the highest safety standards.
– Exceptional Safety Record: Algeria maintains an exceptional safety record for tourists. In fact, according to the U.S. Department of State, Algeria is considered a “Level 1: Exercise Normal Precautions” destination, the same category as countries like Canada and the United Kingdom.
– Warm Hospitality: One of the highlights of traveling in Algeria is the genuine warmth and friendliness extended by local authorities and the general population. Visitors consistently praise the welcoming atmosphere and helpfulness of the Algerian people.
– Low Crime Rates: Algeria boasts low crime rates compared to many Western countries. The Global Peace Index ranks Algeria as one of the most peaceful nations in North Africa and the Middle East.
– Vigilance and Transparency: Our commitment to your safety includes continuous vigilance and proactive measures. We stay informed about the current security situation and keep you updated on any minor concerns. Algeria’s government is dedicated to maintaining transparency in its safety efforts and provides regular updates to ensure the well-being of all visitors.
– Discreet Security Measures: In specific locations, discreet guards and/or police escorts may accompany your tours during ground transportation and site visits. These measures are mandated by the government, solely aimed at enhancing your safety. However, we strive for a seamless and unobtrusive experience, so their presence may go unnoticed.
Located in the heart of Algeria, Djanet is a captivating and safe haven for travelers. Known for its stunning landscapes, rich cultural history, and friendly locals, Djanet is a place where you can feel at ease. The city has an outstanding safety record, which means it’s a very peaceful place to visit. What makes Djanet even more special is that you don’t need extra security to explore it. You can freely enjoy and relax in the beautiful Algerian surroundings without worrying about safety. It’s a place where you can have a worry-free adventure and be surrounded by amazing natural beauty.
At MAXOUT, we are your partners in safe exploration. Trust in our expertise, government-backed protocols, and commitment to your well-being. We invite you to embark on an adventure that not only showcases the remarkable beauty and culture of Algeria but also highlights the safety and security that define this captivating destination.
Arabic (official), French (lingua franca), Berber or Tamazight (official); Berber dialects include Kabyle, Shawiya, Mzab, and Tuareg
Muslim (official; predominantly Sunni) 99%
UTC+1 (6 hours ahead of Washington, DC, during Standard Time)
Opt for bottled water
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Algiers, particularly the Casbah; Hoggar Mts. and Atakor Volcanic Field; Oran City; Constantine
Soccer, boxing, judo
Waiters and bartenders should be tipped 10% of the total bill. Taxi fares are usually pre-negotiated, but a tip of 5-10 dinars is appreciated. Hotel maids should be tipped 90-100 dinars a night.
Kandura tunics, leather items, rugs, copper and brassware, coral jewelry
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Ambulance: 21606666; Fire: 14; Police: 17
An International Certificate of Vaccination for yellow fever is required for travelers arriving from countries with a risk of yellow fever transmission and for travelers having transited through the airport of a country with risk of yellow fever transmission. See WHO recommendations.
http://www.who.int/
Arid to semiarid; mild, wet winters with hot, dry summers on high plateau; sirocco is a hot, dust/sand-laden wind especially common in summer
Dinars (DZD)
230 V / 50 Hz / plug types(s): C, F
Dressing appropriately is a sign of respect for local customs and traditions.
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