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I think, i should plan a trip to Bejaia-region during my next visit in Algeria. I'll certainly not go there during the "Holy Month". It ends up November 14, isn't it? So long, have great fun and Greetings Jimmyk. Bejaia lies km east of the capital, Algiers. I can tell you that it is indeed a mongering city: In Bejaia itself, I have only seen prostitutes in the Disco and the American Bar of the Hotel Royal, located in the almost suburban borrough of Ihadaden.
However, your best bet is to hit the sea resort of Tichy, about 10 to 15km east of Bejaia proper. Any taxi can get you there for 2 euros. It is a very popular holiday family resort, but when night comes you can see prostitutes almost everywhere. Basically, any place that serves alcohol restaurant or bar will have its share of hookers. The best places to go to though, IMHO, are hotel discos.
I found most girls to be butt ugly. They are however a few real gems, but they tend to be picked up pretty quickly. Discos there work as follows: You sit down, order a drink count about 3 euros for a Heineken and start looking around. If a girl catches your fancy, invite her to your table. She will then proceed to part you from your money in two ways: Discos in Algeria dont have DJs but real live singers who usually sing rai tunes pop Algerian music from the western part of the country and, sometimes in Kabylia, Kabyle Berber songs.
Customers pay usually between 5 and 10 euros to have the singer sing one of their favourite tunes. The order will be made through the girl. You have to understand that girls are expected to do this by the club management. If they dont, they can be barred access to the premises and find themselves out of work.
