Algier

The port of Algiers, the capital of Algeria, is located on the Mediterranean coast and is a major port of call for cruise ships. The city stretches along a picturesque bay and offers a rich mix of history, culture and modern development.

Cruise ships usually dock in the centrally located port, which is in close proximity to the old town, the Kasbah of Algiers. This historic site, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is characterized by narrow streets, traditional architecture and important buildings such as the Ketchaoua Mosque.

Close to the port is the Boulevard Che Guevara promenade, which invites you to take a stroll with a view of the Mediterranean. There are numerous cafés, restaurants and stores offering local specialties and handicrafts along the promenade.

For those interested in culture, Algiers offers several museums, including the National Museum of Fine Arts and the Bardo Museum, which provide an insight into the country's art and history. The city combines French-colonial architecture with modern buildings, reflecting Algeria's diverse history.

The port of Algiers serves as a gateway to a city that harmoniously combines tradition and modernity and offers cruise guests an authentic experience in North Africa.