Tipaza Ruins, Cherchell Museum, and Royal Mausoleum
Ruins of Tipaza
Explore the Roman Theater, one of the best-preserved in North Africa, with panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea.
Wander through the remains of Roman temples, arenas, and public baths.
Visit the Temple of Apollo, dedicated to the Roman god of music.
Explore the Roman villas and houses to get a glimpse of daily life in ancient Tipaza.
Marvel at this UNESCO World Heritage-listed site's coastal ruins and scenic views.
Drive to Cherchell
Enjoy a 30-45 minute scenic drive along the Mediterranean coast.
Musée Public National de Cherchell
Discover Roman and Greek antiquities, including statues of Juno, Venus, and Bacchus.
Admire ancient mosaics and inscriptions that tell the story of the region's Phoenician, Roman, and Byzantine history.
Learn about the historical significance of ancient Caesarea Mauretaniae and Tipasa through the exhibits.
Lunch Break
Enjoy traditional Algerian cuisine, such as couscous, grilled fish, or lamb tajine, at a local restaurant.
If you are near the coast, savor fresh seafood.
Royal Mausoleum of Mauretania
Explore the grand circular tomb, believed to be the burial site of King Juba II and Queen Cleopatra Selene II.
Observe the blend of Egyptian, Greek, and Roman architectural styles in this massive 1st-century BC structure.
Learn about the mausoleum's significant historical and archaeological value.
Free Time in Cherchell
Take a walk along the coastline and enjoy views of the Mediterranean Sea.
Visit local souvenir shops to find handmade crafts, pottery, and traditional goods.
Return to Tipaza or Your Starting Point
Enjoy a relaxing drive back to Tipaza or your original starting point.