Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Snacks
Morning: direction Cherchell, the former Caesarea to visit the roman site and its museum. Continuation with Tipasa, city famous for its Roman archaeological remains and classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site (theater, circus, thermal baths ...) as well as many other Punic, Roman, Christian and African vestiges which attest to the richness of the history of this region. It was on this site that Albert Camus wrote "Noces" there in 1939.
Lunch.
Afternoon: on the way back, small detour to visit the tomb of the Christian, otherwise known as the Royal Mausoleum of Mauretania (tomb of Queen Selene wife of Juba II).
Dinner and overnight.