Setif Holiday Deals

Setif Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Setif

It's a no brainer — a life full of adventure is a life well-lived. So dust off your passport, pack your bags and say hello to Setif!

The nation's capital city, Algiers, is located approximately 220 kilometres to the west of Setif.

Be sure to bring the whole family along to see what Setif Amusement Park has to offer.

You should consider National Museum of Setif. It's a perfect spot to wander around if you're passing through the area.

Djemila is 35 kilometres to the northeast and worth going to. Want some more ideas? Ziama Mansouria, 50 kilometres to the north of Setif, should be on your itinerary.

Looking for something to get your heart pumping? For an unforgettable adventure over the region's landscapes, sign yourself up for some hiking or horse riding.

See what's on at the region's art museums and art galleries. There are a number to choose from, so it's a good idea to do your research!

You'd be hard-pressed to find a more pleasant way to learn about the surrounding area than by visiting its open-air markets.

History fans will want to visit the local ruins, old towns and fortresses. If that's you, do a little research and select one to stop at first.

If you'd like to find out about the local set of beliefs, organise an outing to one or two mosques. Even if it doesn't spark a spiritual awakening, there's a good chance you'll find some calm.

Whether you prefer the stylishness of Michelin stars or wolfing down a snack from a street cart, tasting the local food and drink is one of the most amazing things about travel. So why not give your taste buds a treat by trying some of the area's finest offerings?

If you're flicking through a menu, there's every chance you'll come across dishes featuring red chillies or cumin. They're two ingredients typically used in the cuisine here.

No food-loving adventurer would visit Setif without trying one or two of the signature meals, such as chakhchoukha (lamb stew) and torta de gazpacho (flatbread).

'Stressed' spelled backwards is 'desserts', and that's not just a coincidence. There's no more delicious way to let your worries melt away than with makroudh (semolina pastry), a sweet treat often found on dinner tables here.

Celebrated throughout the entire country, Revolution Day occurs on the 1st of November. If you're lucky enough to be here during this important day, it'll be hard not to get swept up in the festivities!

Flying home? Plan a route, pack up your bag and check your alarm clock. The nearest airport, Houari Boumediene Airport (ALG), is some 210 kilometres to the west.