Historic€€€Ville Nouvelle
Iconic 1930s palace hotel with Andalusian gardens, pool and views over the strait.

Where Africa meets Europe
Your one-stop guide to the white city on the strait — hotels, food, activities, hidden corners and stories from locals.
— About Tangier
Tangier has been a strategic gateway between Africa and Europe since Phoenician times. Its whitewashed hillside medina is home to the Dar el Makhzen, a palace of the sultans now turned museum, and the American Legation Museum — an 1821 Moorish-style consulate documenting two centuries of U.S.–Moroccan diplomacy.
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— Tangier in pictures
The medina, the Kasbah, the lighthouse at land's end — every image opens with the story, location and a Google Maps link.

Kasbah Museum (Dar el Makhzen)
Kasbah, Medina
American Legation Museum
Medina

Café Hafa
Marshan
Cap Spartel Lighthouse
Cap Spartel
Caves of Hercules
Achakar

Grand Socco (Place du 9 Avril)
Medina entrance

Tanger Ville Train Station
Mghogha

Tangier Ibn Battouta Airport
Boukhalef

Tangier Port (Tanger Ville)
City Centre

Petit Socco
Medina

Achakar Beach
Cap Spartel

Malabata Beach & Cape
Malabata
— Discover
From riads in the medina to camel rides at sunset — curated by people who live here.
— Editor's picks
Hand-picked experiences our editors are loving right now.
Historic€€€Ville Nouvelle
Iconic 1930s palace hotel with Andalusian gardens, pool and views over the strait.
Family€20Cap Spartel
Sunset camel ride along the Atlantic with a local guide. ~1 hour.
Local favourite€€Escalier Waller
Legendary fixed-menu seafood feast — no photos, just trust the chef.
Explore Our Private Tours
Private experiences designed around you. Discover hidden beaches, mountain breakfasts, authentic culture and unforgettable adventures across Tangier and Northern Morocco.

Medina, Kasbah, Cap Spartel, Hercules Caves, panoramic viewpoints and the beautiful coastline.
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Breakfast surrounded by breathtaking mountain scenery before exploring hidden viewpoints.
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Ride through beautiful countryside and coastal locations — suitable for beginners and experienced riders.
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A traditional camel ride with spectacular coastal scenery and unforgettable sunset views.
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Exciting off-road trails and scenic routes weaving through Northern Morocco's wild landscape.
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Peaceful, secluded beaches far away from the tourist crowds — swim, picnic, and unwind.
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The most photogenic corners of Tangier — golden-hour rooftops, blue medina alleys and coastal cliffs.
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Chefchaouen, Tetouan, Martil, M'diq, Fnideq and the waterfalls of Akchour — all curated.
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A hand-picked concierge experience from the moment you land until you leave.
— Traveller stories
"The highlight of our Morocco trip. We experienced places we never would have found ourselves."
Sarah & Tom — UK
— Personalised for you
Every itinerary is personalised around your interests, travel dates and group size. Whether you're travelling solo, as a couple, with family or a group, we'll create an unforgettable experience.
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— The Journal
Travellers and locals sharing their favourite corners.
— Latest stories
Local guides, travel diaries and vlogs from Tangier.

by Yasmine, local guide
From sunrise mint tea at Café Hafa to dinner overlooking the strait.

by James, UK
One hour, no jet lag, and you wake up in another continent.

by Carla, Spain
Sardines, tagines, msemen and that one bakery I'll never stop dreaming about.
— Frequently asked
The questions we answer every week on WhatsApp — here in one place.
Yes — Tangier blends Moroccan, Andalusian and international cultures in one walkable coastal city. It's the easiest place in Morocco to reach from Europe (1-hour ferry from Tarifa, direct flights from London, Paris and Madrid) and combines a medieval medina, Atlantic and Mediterranean beaches, and world-class food.
2–3 days covers the Kasbah, medina, Cap Spartel and the Caves of Hercules. Add a 4th day for a Chefchaouen day trip, a 5th for beaches at Achakar or Cap Malabata.
Tangier is one of the safest cities in Morocco for visitors. Violent crime against tourists is very rare; the main issues are pushy hustlers around the port and petty pickpocketing in crowded medina alleys. Use registered taxis and licensed guides.
April–June and September–October: warm, dry and less crowded than July/August. Winters are mild (14–18°C) but rainier.
Ibn Battouta Airport (TNG) is 15 km from central Tangier. A pre-booked private transfer costs €20–30 and takes 20 minutes. Message us on WhatsApp and we'll arrange it.
No. We're paid by our partners, so booking through our concierge costs the same as booking direct — often less, because we get local rates.
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