Flights to Algiers
Fly to Algiers with flynas
Flights to Algiers
Book flights to Algiers with flynas and discover Algeria's Mediterranean capital, where history, culture and distinctive architecture meet along the North African coast. Explore the historic Casbah, museums, gardens and waterfront while discovering Algerian food and local culture.
Algiers is known for its white buildings overlooking the Mediterranean and its mix of Ottoman, Andalusian and European architectural influences, giving the city a distinctive character shaped by centuries of history.
Flying to Algiers with flynas
Plan your journey to Algiers with flynas and choose from available travel options and services to tailor your trip according to your fare type and travel needs.
Baggage Options
Choose the baggage allowance that suits your journey when booking. Additional baggage can also be added through the flynas website or app, subject to your fare type and booking conditions.
Seat Selection
Select your preferred seat before travelling through the flynas website or app, subject to availability and the conditions of your booking.
Food and Drinks
A selection of snacks, meals and drinks may be available during your journey depending on the services offered and your fare type.
Special Assistance
If you require additional assistance due to reduced mobility or other travel needs, review the available services and arrange the appropriate support before departure.
Arriving in Algiers
Flights arrive at Houari Boumediene Airport (ALG), the main international airport serving Algiers.
Taxis
Taxis are available for journeys from the airport to central Algiers, hotels and other parts of the city.
Public Transport
Public transport options connect the airport with parts of the city. Check current routes and operating information when planning your journey.
Private Transfers and Car Hire
You can arrange a private transfer or hire a car if you prefer additional flexibility while exploring Algiers and the surrounding region.
Top Attractions in Algiers
Algiers combines historic neighbourhoods, cultural landmarks, green spaces and a Mediterranean waterfront, offering plenty of opportunities to discover different periods of Algeria's history.
Casbah of Algiers
The Casbah is one of Algiers' most important historic districts and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its narrow streets, traditional houses, palaces and historic mosques reflect a distinctive part of the city's architectural heritage.
Martyrs' Memorial
The Martyrs' Memorial is one of the capital's most recognisable landmarks and commemorates Algeria's war of independence. Its three soaring forms create a distinctive silhouette above the city.
Djamaa el Djedid
Located near the waterfront and the Casbah, Djamaa el Djedid is a historic mosque distinguished by architectural influences that reflect different periods of Algiers' history.
Palais des Raïs
Also known as Bastion 23, Palais des Raïs is a historic complex near the waterfront. Today, the site hosts cultural activities and exhibitions while offering visitors an opportunity to explore part of the city's architectural heritage.
Things to Do in Algiers
Explore the Jardin d'Essai du Hamma
Spend time walking through the green spaces and diverse plant collections of the Jardin d'Essai du Hamma, one of Algiers' best-known gardens and a relaxing contrast to the busy streets of the capital.
Explore the Casbah
Walk through the Casbah's winding streets and discover traditional houses, mosques, markets and historic buildings. A local guide can provide additional context about the area's history and heritage.
Discover the Waterfront
Explore areas overlooking the Mediterranean and admire Algiers' distinctive white architecture, with cafés and restaurants providing places to stop along the way.
Discover Local Museums and Culture
Algiers has a variety of museums and cultural institutions where visitors can learn more about the country's history, art and heritage.
Culture and Heritage in Algiers
Algiers reflects a diverse history shaped by different periods and communities. Arab, Amazigh, Ottoman, Mediterranean and French influences can be seen across the city's architecture, food and cultural life.
When visiting mosques and religious sites, dress appropriately and respect local customs and any instructions at the site.
Food in Algiers
Algerian cuisine brings together grains, vegetables, meat and spices, with regional influences reflecting the country's North African and Mediterranean setting.
Couscous
Couscous is one of Algeria's best-known dishes and can be prepared in different ways with vegetables, meat and broth.
Chakhchoukha
Chakhchoukha is a traditional Algerian dish made with pieces of thin bread or dough served with a seasoned stew, vegetables and meat.
Bourek
Bourek is a popular Algerian appetiser made from thin pastry filled with a variety of ingredients and cooked until crisp.
Algerian Sweets
Try traditional Algerian sweets and pastries available in bakeries, cafés and markets across the capital.
Where to Stay in Algiers
Algiers offers a range of hotels and accommodation, with different areas providing access to the city's attractions, business districts and waterfront.
Central Algiers
Central districts provide convenient access to many attractions, restaurants, shops and areas along the waterfront.
Hydra and Sidi Yahia
These areas offer hotels, restaurants, cafés and other services and can be suitable for travellers looking to stay in a more modern part of the capital.
Bab Ezzouar
Bab Ezzouar offers accommodation, shopping and business facilities in the eastern part of Algiers.
Getting Around Algiers
Transport options in Algiers include the metro, trams, buses and taxis, as well as private transport and car hire.
Metro and Tram
Metro and tram services connect different parts of the capital and can be useful for reaching several areas and attractions. Check current routes and operating information before travelling.
Taxis
Taxis are available throughout the city and can be used for journeys between hotels, attractions and restaurants.
Walking
Some central and historic areas can be explored on foot, although Algiers' terrain means that certain neighbourhoods include hills, slopes and steps.
Car Hire
Hiring a car can provide additional flexibility if you plan to explore several parts of Algiers or travel beyond the capital.
Weather in Algiers
Algiers has a Mediterranean climate, with generally warm, relatively dry summers and cooler, wetter winters. Temperatures and rainfall vary throughout the year.
Check the latest weather forecast before travelling and pack according to the season and the activities you have planned.
Travel Tips for Algiers
Currency
The official currency of Algeria is the Algerian Dinar (DZD).
Language
Arabic and Tamazight are Algeria's official languages. French is also widely used in many aspects of daily life and services.
Plan Your Visit to the Casbah
The Casbah is known for its narrow and winding streets, so consider planning your route in advance or exploring the area with a local guide.
Respect Local Customs
Be mindful of local customs and traditions, particularly when visiting mosques, religious sites and cultural attractions.
Allow Time for Transport
Journey times can vary depending on traffic and location, so allow suitable time when travelling to the airport or visiting several places during the same day.
Entry Requirements
Entry and visa requirements for Algeria vary according to nationality and travel circumstances. Check the latest official requirements applicable to your journey before travelling.
Travel with nasmiles
Eligible nasmiles members can earn or redeem nasmiles when booking qualifying flynas flights, subject to programme terms and conditions.
FAQs About Flights to Algiers
Which airport serves Algiers?
Houari Boumediene Airport (ALG) is the main international airport serving Algiers.
What is Algiers known for?
Algiers is known for its white architecture, Mediterranean setting, historic Casbah, Martyrs' Memorial, gardens, museums and architectural heritage.
What are some of the top attractions in Algiers?
Popular attractions include the Casbah of Algiers, Martyrs' Memorial, Jardin d'Essai du Hamma, Palais des Raïs and Djamaa el Djedid.
How can I get around Algiers?
Transport options include the metro, trams, buses, taxis, private transport and car hire.
What currency is used in Algiers?
The official currency is the Algerian Dinar (DZD).
What food should I try in Algiers?
Try Algerian dishes such as couscous, chakhchoukha and bourek, as well as traditional Algerian sweets and pastries.
What languages are spoken in Algiers?
Arabic and Tamazight are Algeria's official languages, while French is also widely used.
Can I use nasmiles when booking flights to Algiers?
Eligible nasmiles members can earn or redeem nasmiles when booking qualifying flynas flights, subject to programme terms and conditions.