Travel advice, October 2026: The UK FCDO advises against all travel within 30 km of the Libya, Mauritania, Mali and Niger borders, and against travel to parts of the Tunisia border, with all but essential travel along the rest of it. It judges terrorist attacks likely, above all in the south and the Sahara. The border with Morocco is closed. The capital and the northern coast are outside the areas to avoid.

Travel advice, October 2026: British FCDO guidance warns against all travel within 30 km of Algeria’s borders with Libya, Mauritania, Mali and Niger and against travel to parts of the Tunisian border (essential travel only along the rest). Terrorist attacks are treated as likely, mainly in the south and the Sahara, and the land border with Morocco is closed. Algiers and its coast are outside the warned zones. Check the FCDO advice and travel.

Travel advice, October 2026: The UK FCDO advises against all travel within 30 km of Algeria’s borders with Libya, Mauritania, Mali and Niger and against travel to parts of the Tunisian border, with all but essential travel along the rest of it. It considers attacks by terrorists likely, especially in the south and the Sahara, and the Morocco land border is closed. Algiers and the Mediterranean shore are outside these areas.

Travel advice, October 2026: UK FCDO guidance is against all travel within 30 km of Algeria’s borders with Libya, Mauritania, Mali and Niger, and against travel to parts of the Tunisian border (essential travel only along the remainder). Terrorist attacks are judged likely, with the highest risk in the south, the remote mountains and the Sahara. The Morocco land border is closed. The capital and the northern coast fall outside the warned zones.

Travel advice, October 2026: The UK FCDO says not to travel within 30 km of Algeria’s frontiers with Libya, Mauritania, Mali and Niger, nor to parts of the Tunisian frontier, with essential-only travel along the rest of that border. It regards terrorist attacks as likely, chiefly in the south and the Sahara. The border with Morocco is closed. Algiers and the coast are outside the zones to avoid. Read the FCDO advice and the travel.

Travel advice, October 2026: The UK FCDO advises against all travel within 30 km of the borders with Libya, Mauritania, Mali and Niger and against going to parts of the Tunisian border (all but essential travel elsewhere along it). It considers terrorist attacks likely and the Morocco land border is closed. Algiers and the northern coast, where the trips below go, sit outside the warned areas. Check the FCDO travel advice and travel.

Travel advice, October 2026: British FCDO guidance is to avoid all travel within 30 km of the Libya, Mauritania, Mali and Niger borders and part of the Tunisia border, with only essential trips along the remainder of that frontier. Terrorist attacks are described as likely, mostly in the south, remote uplands and the Sahara, and the Morocco land border is closed. The capital and the northern coast are not in those zones.

Travel advice, October 2026: The UK FCDO tells travellers not to go within 30 km of Algeria’s borders with Libya, Mauritania, Mali and Niger, and not to visit parts of the Tunisian frontier (essential travel only along the rest of it). It rates terrorist attacks as likely, with the greatest danger in the south, the remote mountains and the Sahara. The land crossing into Morocco is shut. Algiers and the Mediterranean coast lie outside the no-travel areas.