Tangier: Bride of the North and Magic of the Seas

Tangier is famous for its historical landmarks such as the Kasbah of the old city, which stands tall with its narrow streets and ancient doors. On the natural side, the Cave of Hercules dazzles its visitors with the magnificence of its formation and its association with mythology, while Cape Spartel gives you a unique opportunity to see the mingling of the seas in a unique and unparalleled painting.

Because culture is an integral part of Tangier, it has always been a source of inspiration for artists and writers, as celebrities such as "Paul Bowles" and "William Burroughs" lived there and drew their spirit of creativity from it. Today, Tangier still maintains its cosmopolitan charm with its vibrant streets and cafes overlooking the sea, such as the famous Café Hafa.

Visiting Tangier is not just a trip, but an experience that takes you through the ages to feel the depth of history and the beauty of the present, and make every moment an unforgettable memory.

Includes

Tangier Kasbah:

An ancient area with ramparts, narrow alleys, and courtyards that combine traditional Islamic and Moroccan architecture.

Kasbah Museum:

Displays rare artifacts that tell the story of Tangier’s history and its influence on cultural exchange.

Souk el-Grand and Souk el-Saghir:

Popular markets that combine traditional crafts with a lively atmosphere.

Natural Beauty:

Hercules’ Cave:

A place full of mystery and legend, characterized by its natural landscapes and the shape of its entrance that resembles the map of Africa.

Cape Spartel:

The meeting point of the Mediterranean and Atlantic Ocean, with stunning views and a famous lighthouse.

Café El Hafa:

A historic café overlooking the sea, a haven for writers and artists.

Additional Activities:

Explore the Old City: Enjoy the narrow alleys and historic mosques.

Tangier dazzles its visitors with its diversity, ensuring that you have something amazing to discover around every corner!