Mostaganem, on Algeria's western coast
A charming blend of beaches, history and culture.
Mostaganem combines Mediterranean beaches, historic neighbourhoods and a strong cultural tradition on Algeria's western coast. The old quarter of Tijdit, the Tobana Mosque, the beaches of Sablettes and the landscape of Cap Ivi reveal a city where heritage, the sea and gastronomy are all part of the experience.
Average temperature: 19ºC
Coffee price: 1 €
Public transport: 1 € / Ticket
Beaches
Rich in tourist attractions
Discover Mostaganem
A Mediterranean city of beaches, historic neighbourhoods and coastal landscapes where tradition and maritime life are ever-present. Discover some of the places that best capture the character of Mostaganem.
Tijdit, Tobana Mosque and the historic city
Explore Tijdit, Mostaganem's old Muslim quarter, located beside the Aïn Sefra River and known for its traditional streets and architecture. One of the city's main heritage sites is the Tobana Mosque, a building linked to Ottoman influence and the long history of this part of the Algerian Mediterranean.
Cap Ivi, Sablettes and the Mostaganem coast
Discover Mostaganem's coastline at places such as Sablettes, one of the best-known beaches in the area, or Cap Ivi, where dunes, vegetation and the Mediterranean create a particularly distinctive landscape. The Cap Ivi lighthouse completes a journey along a coast of sandy beaches and sweeping sea views.
Salamandre, the port and Algerian flavours
Stroll along the Salamandre waterfront and its fishing and leisure harbour, one of the areas most closely connected to life by the sea. Markets and restaurants round off the visit with a taste of local cuisine, including fish, couscous, chakhchoukha, traditional sweets and mint tea.
Explore Mostaganem at your own pace
Arrive in Mostaganem by ferry and travel with your own vehicle to discover its beaches, historic neighbourhoods and other corners of Algeria's western coast with complete freedom.