Bizerte

Seaport with a rich history, Bizerte has all the charm of a traditional small and welcoming city. But at the same time it offers modern districts worthy of a big city, and all necessary to a holiday filled well infrastructure in the heart of a green area where a large selection of original routes of discovery awaits you . Discover Bizerte on the old harbor, colorful boats glide up cafes and venerable walls of the medina. In the old town, you have to wander to find, across town, the lively souks, a lovely Turkish fountain or ancient monuments such as the Great Mosque ... It will visit the Kasbah, a real "city within a city" walled, with a mosque and a whole maze of narrow streets and Ksiba, a small fortress equipped today oceanographic museum. But a few steps away, the atmosphere is full of change: recent quarters have broad modern avenues. It is sure to win the beautiful avenue of the waterfront and breathe the sea breeze, contemplating the great port. And then remember that Bizerte was at all times a stronghold and a large entrance door of Europe to Africa. It is the location of the Kasbah, the old princely citadel that was the ancient city of Hippo. The Carthaginians, then the Byzantines had high walls. The Citadel itself, whose walls along the old harbor, dates back to the Middle Ages but was largely transformed the Turkish period; the city was a major port for privateers. Bizerte was indeed considered historically as a strategic stronghold, because of its proximity to Europe and its natural harbor (Lake Bizerte) helped to maintain the ships safe. The only door to the Kasbah, Bab el-Medina, is truly a fort, while on the other side of the channel, another fort, the Ksiba, watch over the harbor entrance. Further, a large Turkish fortress, called Fort of Spain, dominates the "Andalusian district" where Bizerte once housed many exiles from Spain. The Turkish presence and scored Andalusian city of Bizerte. Tunis nearby but away from the busiest routes, Bizerte is perfect for a relaxing stay at the edge of its vast sandy beaches. The station now has large hotels with modern standards where everything is provided for the convenience of guests. It also offers all the activities that brighten a room waterfront with its watersports and dive center diving. One can even easily play golf on his way to Tunis, distant only 70 km, with a new highway.

The Seaside Tourism

The generosity of the shores of Neptune

Tunisian coasts offer a friendly environment and varied to relax or get away.

Like a ship's prow, Tunisia splits the Mediterranean to the northern tip of Africa. Scalloped beaches along which totaled agglomerations holiday dedicated to the Tunisian coasts offer a friendly environment to relax and varied, partying with friends or get away. With over 1,300 km of coastline, 600 beaches, Tunisia offers a special setting for beach holidays. Nothing d'étonnant that hotels have flourished on its coastline, turning old fishing villages in fashionable resorts or creating vast leisure complex where there was only sand in the eye. Djerba in Tabarka, the coastal landscape was modeled as a function of the increasing influx of tourists.

Currently, more than 7 million tourists who visit Tunisia each year, or the equivalent of half the population. Varied, the accommodation ranges from simple residential hotel to five-star luxury establishment, through clubs and apartments in timeshare. This allows everyone to find an address corresponding to their wishes, that one is fond of water sports, fitness or lounging on the beach.
Based on its history and development, each resort offers a specific face. In Djerba for example, hotels are trying to replicate the architecture of the villages of the island by focusing on low with rounded structures. These are the famous menzels that still there are few, were the only buildings djerbiens. These vaulted roofs with square or domed houses display walls in dazzling white. Traditionally, the only opening of the houses is made by the door, but sometimes there are also protected by grills d'étroites windows. Of course, hotels have adapted this somewhat austere architecture wishes Reviews: large windows, balconies or terraces mostly on green islands. And so-called first position establishments are feet in the water at the edge of neatly manicured beaches.

The beach has Andalouses

The Andalusian beach is located north-west of Algeria in Oran. The beach is part of the Andalusian town of El Ancor.

With a length of 1200 meters, the beach Andalusian is one of the most famous beaches of Oran. Around the beach, note the presence of several hotels, restaurants, and other dairies that allow you to relax in pleasant surroundings.

At the beach you will be able to enjoy water sports.

Beach Moscarda

Beach Moscarda is located in the extreme northwest of Algeria in the wilaya of Tlemcen. The beach is part of the town of Marsa Ben M'hidi (eg Port Say).

It is located exactly between the beach of Marsa Ben M'hidi west and a set of steep cliffs to the east.

Moscarda beach is literally split in two by a huge rock Moscarda said. Around the Moscarda is a stand of Aleppo pine which gives even more charm to the site.

During the summer you can rent at the beach pedalos and other scooters.

National Park Gouraya

National Park Gouraya is located on the east coast of Algeria in the wilaya of Bejaia 230 km from the capital, this situation puts the park in relation to other cities: the southern city of Setif (111 km) , west of the city of Tizi ouzou-(127 km) and is the city of Jijel (96 km).

The reasons for its creation are diverse as native vegetation, contrast media marine-continental to regional history.

Covering an area of ​​2080 ha park has exceptional aesthetic and archaeological wealth, including historic site, the peak of the Apes, Fort Gouraya, walk Cap Carbon, wonderful cliffs.

In 2004 the park was recognized as a biosphere reserve by UNESCO.

The park's biodiversity is rich and varied, there are no fewer than 1,709 species of flora and fauna, including 30 species of mammals, 135 species of birds, 9 species of reptiles, 3 species of amphibians, 5 species of millipedes, 11 species of molluscs, 543 species of fish and zooplankton, 420 species of invertebrates.

The highlight of the national park is Mount Gouraya Gouraya 660 meters from the peak you have a wonderful view of Cap Carbon and the city of Bejaia.

The park contains several historical sites representing the footprints of the different civilizations that marked the history of the city and scenic sites. They receive a large number of tourists and curious visitors every year.

National Park Theniet El Had

National Park Theniet El-Had is located north-west of Algeria in the province of Tissemsilt a few kilometers from the eponymous town of Theniet El Had in the heart of the Tell Atlas.

The park covers an area of ​​3425 ha of which 2,968 ha are covered with vegetation. The park represents a set of very interesting natural sites by the richness of its flora and fauna, the river system and its geomorphology.

Its flora consists mainly of oak Atlas, green oaks, cork oaks Zeen, mountain ash and serviceberry.

The fauna is no exception, include the presence of the golden eagle, Bonelli's eagle, wild boar, jackal, falcon, vulture, porcupine and nozzle.

The highlight of the park is Mount Ras El Braret which rises to 1787 meters.

National Park Theniet El Had is the perfect place for hiking while enjoying nature in the wild, beautiful cedar forests and mountain landscapes.

 

The National Park Djurdjuran

National Park Djurdjuran is located north east of Algeria in a very uneven between the towns of Tizi-Ouzou and Bouira mountainous region. Covering an area of ​​18 500 ha park is a snow-capped peaks, winter rivers and silent forests, gorges and chasms very important, valleys, lakes and highlands.

The park has a climate both continental and médittéranéen from the south which gives it a rich diversity of flora and fauna.

The flora of the national park Djurdjuran is an invaluable resource with a variety of no less than 600 species include including cork oak, holm oak, the zeen oak, Atlas cedar, maple leaves obtuse the rustic maple, maple Montpellier, Aleppo pine, Aleppo pine.

Wildlife is also important and varied with the macaque, we can also meet the booted eagle, wild boar, striped hyena, falcons, nightingales, centered, partridge heron.

Known as a tourist site National interest in skiing, hiking, caving, discovering, Djurdjuran has great potential in terms of tourism development, and the focus is on the promotion of rural tourism. Both resorts south of Tikjda and Tala-Guilef welcome each year more than 500,000 visitors.