Canyon du Ghoufi, often called the 'Algerian Grand Canyon' in the Aures Mountains, offers a spectacular landscape of palm groves, traditional Berber villages, and ancient dwellings. Accessibility is moderate, typically requiring a vehicle (a 4x4 is advisable for deeper exploration) as public transport is limited; driving yourself or hiring a local driver/tour is common. For safety, cultural insights, and navigation, a guided visit is highly recommended over solo exploration due to the remote and rugged terrain. The best times to visit are spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) to avoid the extreme heat of summer and cold of winter. Costs are primarily for transportation and guiding services, as there are generally no entrance fees to the canyon itself; expect moderate expenses for a day trip. A typical visit can range from a half-day to a full day for exploring viewpoints and short hikes, with longer stays possible for trekking or deeper cultural immersion. Remember to respect local customs, wear appropriate hiking gear, and carry plenty of water.