24 hours on a ferry from France to Algeria! (Marseille to Algiers boat)

[@jhicel]

Wow, that ferry ride looks like quite the adventure! The Mediterranean views, the stunning sunset, and the coastline of Algiers are just breathtaking.

[@sagescott8269]

This would be so cool! I have always wanted to visit Africa, and the ferry sounds so fun!

[@daleyunited6044]

Welcome to Algeria

[@rebeccaruth8930]

Thank you for this video, I want to do this same adventure next year too 🩷🩷

[@hocinelahmar7986]

Welcome to Algeria!

[@ClairesFootsteps]

thankyou!

[@Travelgeekery]

I would have never thought of taking a ferry on that route, it simply never crossed my mind! And 24 hours seems so long 😅 But it looks quite good on your video, except the delayed food 😅

[@ClairesFootsteps]

Haha, it didn't seem too long at all when I was doing it - I just looked on it as a Mediterranean cruise with only one stop!

[@salahalloui2932]

I like her smile,her inner hapiness and power.

[@YouTube-Seany_Boyy_]

Just discovered your channel. Great videos, very informational! It’s a sub from me 😊👍🏻

[@mokranedjadour9756]

Welcome to Algeria ❤🇩🇿♥️

[@Mimi42000]

Welcome to algeria ❤

[@ClairesFootsteps]

thankyou!

[@izabela1961]

I've seen a new video from Algeria but then it get deleted, probably by you. Is it going to appear again? Great trip! I also love using land transport where possible, including steam trains or coaches. Once I went on a trip by coach from Warsaw to France, Spain and Portugal-15 days, 9 thousand km. It was great. Hugs from Poland.

[@ClairesFootsteps]

Hello, yes I realised it didn't export fully so re-exported and uploaded - it's live now! Thanks, yes me too. That's fantastic, train travel in Europe is excellent! :)

[@oualarbimehdi3116]

Welcome to Algeria One two three viva l'Algérie allah yarham chouhada ❤️🇩🇿💪🇩🇿❤️🇩🇿💪🇩🇿❤️🇩🇿💪🇩🇿❤️🇩🇿💪🇩🇿❤️🇩🇿💪🇩🇿❤️🇩🇿💪🇩🇿❤️🇩🇿💪🇩🇿❤️🇩🇿💪

[@mokranedjadour9756]

I love Algérie ❤❤ Algérie its Beautiful ❤

[@Axile929]

قول والله غير تحبها 😅

[@Mohammed-hr9th]

You will regret visiting this awfull country

[@hamzania5771]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@alexmcwhirter6611]

Great YiuTube and not one which has been covered a lot. 30 years ago I wanted to visit Algiers but, at that time, there was a security situation and the embassy in London dissuaded me from applying for a visa. Michael Palin covered Algeria and, once when he was on a train, the camera swung round to show his companions were armed security guards.

[@ClairesFootsteps]

Thank you! Ah yes, 30 years ago would have been in the midst of the Civil War so security was very different! We had a police escort for one of the places we visited (Taghit in the desert), it's something that's been in place for a long time and has prevented any security issues so they're reluctant to get rid of it I think - that and we were going through a fairly sensitive area. Felt perfectly safe though!

[@capricornegalaxy5393]

Durant les années 90 appelée decenie noire des hordes terroristes daechistes créés par les occidentaux notamment les USA la France et financées pare l'Arabie Saoudite et certains pays du Golfe voulaient en finir avec l'Algérie car notre pays a toujours gardé sa souveraineté politique et ne s'est jamais courbé pour l'Occident ce qui nous a vallu Cette decenie noire concocté dans les chambres noires de l'Occident tous les compagnies Avaient quitté l'Algérie sauf l'Italie qui nous a aidé et pour la punir Les ordres terroristes sur ordre des occidentaux assassinent 09 Marins Italiens à l'est d'Algérie. Même un embargo international sur les armes a été décrété contre l'Algérie laissé seule contre ces daechistes plus de 250.000 algériens tombèrent sous les balles de ces Hordes terroristes durant Cette décennie noire mais grace vaux milices populaires qui se sont jointes à l'armée nationale populaire qui n'était pas prête pour ce genre de guerre car étant une armée classique les Hordes terroristes ont été vaincue et anéantie totalement On parle d'une armée terroriste dépassant les 50.000 Hommes beaucoup ont été tués d'autres se sont rendus voyant que la société civile au côté de l'armée les carottes étaient cuites pour eux..

[@saidferhat7883]

Yeh, on that time this country crossed a terrible and harmful period of safety loss. We got a great lesson and now we are 'experts' on this field.

[@romalombardia5309]

Everything has changed in Algeria, it is a safe country

[@alexmcwhirter6611]

@@romalombardia5309 Of course. If you read my comment carefully you will see I was referring to 30 years ago.

[@Axile929]

Yeah especially Spain 🇪🇸 it's not far from us with just 160 kilometers can you believe this 😅😅

[@daleyunited6044]

Welcome to Algeria, hope you enjoyed like we're enjoying your vidéos and especially your english accent lol😊

[@ClairesFootsteps]

Thankyou, I had a great time in Algeria! :D

[@muslimkafa]

hi goto El Kala,Skikda,Collo the best beach in algéria

[@boutheyna4243]

Hello! Was the Algerian visa hard to get?

[@saidhabera4563]

Welcom to algeria

[@mattm.2591]

I've also taken a ferry from Europe to Africa! Not nearly as extensive as yours though. It was just from Tarifa, Spain, to Tangier, Morocco, only lasting an hour. I do love ferries though, but I've never been on a long one. I'm curious how you liked Algeria. I liked some things about Morocco a lot but really didn't like others.

[@ClairesFootsteps]

That's on my list too - I love the idea of hopping from Europe to North Africa in such a short amount of time! I loved Algeria. There's so much to do - history, landscapes, Mediterranean beaches, fascinating cities - and the people are on the whole exceptionally friendly. I'm working on a few videos and will upload over the next few weeks!

[@Mimi42000]

❤❤❤🇩🇿

[@ClairesFootsteps]

thankyou!

[@DZIRINUMIDI]

❤🇩🇿

[@omarjacob1148]

welcom to algeria ❤

[@hocinelahmar7986]

Did you go to Algeria without a visa or did you get Algerian visa to go there?

[@ClairesFootsteps]

I got a visa from the London embassy before travelling there :)

[@superhussein]

is public urination allowed in algeria?

[@magictube370]

How old ru Claire?

[@saidferhat7883]

Do you know that the famous drink ''orangina'' was basically produced in Algeria and co- founded on 1936 by French and Algerian orange producers? Then on 1980 the French guy wins the licence by justice and know another guy from Japan owns the company.

[@beeverywhere9003]

With the prize normally you get breakfast and dinner and lunch

[@ClairesFootsteps]

Not on this one!

[@muslimkafa]

@@ClairesFootsteps Yes it's sure

[@Mohammed-hr9th]

Awfull country to travel to.

[@ClairesFootsteps]

I loved it!

[@juliacousinsarah-po8cx]

great job love