Things to see and do Kabylie

North of Bejaia, a road climbs through olive trees and pines, bypassing the heights of Gouraya. We take a small tunnel, before discovering the magnificent Cape Carbon, in fact an islet connected to the coast by a small alluvial isthmus. The path leads to a lighthouse built at 220 m, one of the highest in the Mediterranean, along very nice creeks. However, you can take very nice pictures of the lighthouse from the platform. And the view of the sea is breathtaking! Also expect to see some monkeys, regulars of the place.

Established in 1923, the Taza park, with an area of 300 hectares, is one of the oldest protected areas in Algeria. In beautiful landscapes, between rocky shores, sandy beaches and wetlands - which we find from the point of view close to the lake of restraint reached by the small secondary road climbing between El Aouana and Ziama Mansouriah - there are considerable biological riches whose inventory is not completed. Mammals - the monkey monkey, a monkey, probably the most remarkable - are birds - the rare sitelle sitelle protected - reptiles and insects are fighting the terrain of zéens oaks, cork oaks and cedars.

Impossible to evoke the city of Jijel without speaking about these caves. The wonderful caves are discovered at the exit - or entrance - of a tunnel. When the caves which open in the cliffs of the cornice were discovered at the time of the drilling of the tunnel by which passes the N43, their walls were decorated with impressive limestone concretions, stalactites and stalagmites on which played the light... Splendid. The only drawback: it is sometimes very crowded.