Algeria Ferry
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Discover Algeria
Take a ferry to Algeria on the coast of North Africa. Being next to the Sahara Desert, the climate is mild and wet in winter with hot, dry summers along the coast and drier - with cold winters and hot summers on the high inland plateau.. After a bloody Civil War in the 1990s the country is still regarded as dangerous to visit, however, more than four-fifths of its territory covered by the Sahara desert, which is drawing in more and more tourists.
The languages spoken in Algeria are Arabic (official), Berber (national language) and French.
Travel in Algeria
Normal travelling in Algeria is very difficult and heavily restricted due to the ongoing conflict in the country. Internal flights operate from Algiers, the capital, to Ghardia, Djanet and Tamanrasset, as well as to smaller towns, oases and oil settlements.
Things to See
Algiers the capital is certainly worth visiting, especially for the museums, which are spread all around the French-African city. However some areas of the city can be dangerous and caution should be taken when traveling around the city.
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Algeria Ferry - Operators |
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Algeria Ferry - Map of Routes |
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