Algiers

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Both an African and Mediterranean city, Algiers is now once again a major tourist destination. A new period has begun between Algeria and the French Travel industry.

Vol Nantes Algérie - Alger - Aéroport Nantes Atlantique - 1

With its beautiful Hispano-Moorish decor on the inside, the Basilica of Alger, overlooking the bay of the capital, is a beauty!

Direct flights
Nantes » Algiers

2h05 flight time

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Blue figures: direct flights from Nantes Atlantique Airport.

From 101.94 € Round trip**

From 09 January to 14 January

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Best period to travel to Algiers

Hop on your flight to Algiers, just 2 hours from Nantes, and soak up the year-round sunshine as you make your way through the charming streets of the city. The average temperature between June and November is between 20 to 25℃, making it the perfect time to go to the beach! With a mild climate from January, spring is filled with gorgeous weather. Summers are hotter and dry, but comfortable thanks to the refreshing Mediterranean breeze. The weather in winter is fairly warm as well. With a mild and slightly humid climate, autumn (like in spring) is the perfect time for a little getaway to the capital of Algeria.

Temperatures

Air temperatureAir
Water temperatureEau

Jan

5° C

17° C

Feb

5° C

18° C

Mar

7° C

20° C

Apr

9° C

22° C

May

13° C

25° C

Jun

16° C

29° C

Jul

19° C

32° C

Aug

20° C

33° C

Sep

18° C

30° C

Oct

14° C

26° C

Nov

10° C

21° C

Dec

7° C

18° C

Jan

15° C

Feb

15° C

Mar

15° C

Apr

16° C

May

18° C

Jun

21° C

Jul

24° C

Aug

25° C

Sep

24° C

Oct

22° C

Nov

19° C

Dec

17° C

Cool Temperate Warm

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What Algiers has to offer?

An African and Mediterranean City

Both an African and Mediterranean city, Algiers is now once again a major tourist destination. A new period has begun between Algeria and the French Travel industry.

A New Chapter

The capital of a young country, eager to make up for lost time in terms of tourism, Algeria and its capital is home to treasures that are still little-known (but which will not remain so for long). Bab El Oued, Bab Azoun, and Bab El Jazira are no longer shut at night to protect the city centre. Explore the maze of alleyways and houses in Kasbah, the citadel overlooking the city, and discover the city’s spirit.

A Unique History in Every Neighbourhood

Each neighbourhood has its own story; each street has its own secrets. Martyrs’ Square, Abdelkader Square, the Djamaa El Djedid and Djamaâ el Kebir mosques stand next to the neo-Moorish Grand Post Office, itself next to the elegant Che Guevara Boulevard (formerly known as the République), where the office buildings are reminiscent of European architecture.