Location: east of Tipaza, by the water
The complex stretches along the Mediterranean, east of Tipaza town centre. The harbour, the old town and the fish restaurants are a few minutes away by car, and the archaeological site of Tipasa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is very close.
Algiers is about 70 km to the east, roughly an hour's drive outside the summer traffic. The Royal Mausoleum of Mauretania and Mount Chenoua are easy day trips.
A seaside village designed by Fernand Pouillon
La Corne d'Or is part of the Tipaza tourist ensemble designed by Fernand Pouillon in the 1970s, with Matares and the CET. Its architecture reinterprets traditional Algerian housing, with low buildings opening onto the sea, passageways and shaded corners.
Here you stay in bungalows or small lodgings facing the sea rather than in rooms of a large building, a practical formula for families.
Beaches, dining and services
The complex has its own beaches at the foot of the lodgings and offers on-site dining (restaurants and cafés). It has been renovated in recent years.
The details of each lodging (number of rooms, beds, meals included or not) are shown when you book. Services open vary with the season: for a specific request, ask our team before booking.
Who is it for? Do not confuse
La Corne d'Or is above all a summer address for families and groups of friends who want the beach close by and an independent lodging. July and August are in high demand: book early.
La Corne d'Or, Matares and the CET (Tipasa Village) are three neighbouring complexes run by the same public company: check the name on your voucher.