• Parc Perdicaris - Perdicaris Palace, a historic landmark in Tangier, Morocco, was constructed in the late 19th century as the home of the Greek-origin Perdicaris family. The palace is renowned for its stunning architecture, which blends European and Moorish styles, along with its beautiful gardens and sea views.

• Cap Spartel - Cape Spartel is a remarkable promontory near Tangier, Morocco, where the Mediterranean Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean. It is celebrated for its breathtaking views, sandy beaches, and iconic lighthouse that guides ships. Visitors can enjoy breakfast with local specialties, accompanied by mint tea or coffee.

• Achakkar Beach - Riding a camel on Achakar Beach near Tangier offers a unique experience that merges the beauty of the coastal landscape with Berber cultural traditions. Visitors can stroll along the coast, taking in the ocean views and surrounding nature, creating unforgettable memories in a picturesque setting.

• Place du Grand 9 Avril 1947 - Plaza 9 de Abril, situated in the heart of Tangier, is a notable meeting spot known for its vibrant atmosphere and colonial architecture. Surrounded by cafes, shops, and trees, the square is a popular destination for both locals and tourists, providing an ideal space to relax and enjoy urban life. Additionally, a monument in its center honors the city’s history, making it a lively and significant place.

• Borj A-na’am - Memories Of Ibn Battouta - Borj Naam is a historic fortress in Tangier, Morocco, built during the Portuguese rule. This fort served as a strategic defense and surveillance point over the coast. Today, Borj Naam offers stunning panoramic views of the ocean and the city, and is a tourist attraction reflecting the region’s rich military and architectural heritage. It is an ideal place to explore history and enjoy Tangier’s natural beauty.

• Tomb of Ibn Battouta - The Tomb of Ibn Battuta, located in Tangier, Morocco, is a site that honors this renowned 14th-century explorer and traveler. Ibn Battuta is famous for his extensive travels across Africa, Asia, and Europe, documented in his work “Rihla.” His tomb, situated inside a small mosque, attracts tourists and scholars interested in his legacy. The site reflects the historical and cultural significance of Ibn Battuta, considered one of history’s greatest travelers.

• Musee de la Kasbah - The Tangier Kasbah Museum, located in the former Sultan’s Palace, is a cultural venue showcasing the rich history and heritage of the city and region. The museum features a collection of artifacts, crafts, and artworks representing Morocco’s cultural diversity, along with archaeological elements from various historical periods. Its location in the kasbah offers breathtaking views of the Strait of Gibraltar and the city, making it a must-visit for those interested in Tangier’s history and culture.

• Tangier American Legation Museum - The American Legation Museum in Tangier is a historic building housing a collection dedicated to the history of Moroccan-American relations. Situated in one of the world’s first American legations, the museum presents exhibits on diplomacy, culture, and the daily life of expatriates in Tangier. It is also notable for its Moorish-style architecture and beautiful garden. This site is a tourist attraction reflecting the significant historical legacy of bilateral relations between the two countries.

• Moshe Nahon Synagogue - Moshe Nahon was a prominent Jewish figure in Tangier during the 20th century, known for his influence on the city’s Jewish community. He was a notable businessman and a key cultural and social promoter. Nahon is also remembered for his role in community life and his contributions to Tangier’s development as a cultural crossroads, especially during its time as an important international enclave. His legacy remains significant in the history of Tangier’s Jewish community.

• Gran Mezquita de Tanger - The Grand Mosque of Tangier, also known as Al-Nasir Mosque, is one of the city’s most important religious sites. Built in the 12th century, it features stunning architecture reflecting the influence of the Pillow style. The mosque boasts a prominent minaret and beautiful courtyards, serving as both a place of worship and a community center. Its central location in Tangier makes it a cultural and religious landmark, hosting important activities and events for the Muslim community.

• Petit Socco - La Petite Socco is a charming square in the heart of Tangier Medina, renowned for its lively atmosphere and historical significance. Surrounded by cafes, shops, and restaurants, it is a popular gathering place for both locals and tourists. The square offers a welcoming space to experience local culture and is connected to other iconic areas of the city, such as the Grand Mosque and the Souk. Its vibrant atmosphere and traditional architecture make it a highlight for exploring life in Tangier.

• Bab Al Bahr - Bab Bhar, known as the “Sea Gate,” is one of Tangier’s historic gates. This entrance to the medina is located near the port and serves as a symbolic access point connecting the ancient city with the Mediterranean Sea. The gate, with its traditional architecture, is a popular spot for visitors wishing to explore the medina and enjoy sea views. Additionally, Bab Bhar is a symbol of Tangier’s rich history and cultural heritage, witnessing its evolution over the centuries.

• Gran Café Central - Enjoy leisure time at the Grand Central Café, sipping mint tea and browsing souvenir shops.

• La Terraza de la Medina - Delight in a delicious Moroccan lunch at a local restaurant, featuring typical dishes such as couscous and tajines, all included in your package.

• Reception at the port of Tangier
• Luxury minivan/car for transportation including fuel
• Private tour guide
• Camel ride experience on the sandy Atlantic beach
• Lunch in a nice Moroccan restaurant
• Refreshments and snacks in Cape Spartel
• Return ferry tickets
• In-car water bottle for all passengers
• Local taxes
• Unique experiences

• Tips where applicable
• Drinks
• Extras

Embark on an exhilarating day trip from Tarifa to Tangier, Morocco, beginning with a ferry ride that provides stunning views of the Strait of Gibraltar. Upon arrival, a local guide will lead you to explore Cape Spartel, where the Mediterranean Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean, and you can enjoy a camel ride on the beaches of Achakar. Visit the Medina, the Kasbah, and the lively Souk, and indulge in a delectable Moroccan lunch. With free time to explore at your leisure, this all-inclusive adventure allows you to fully immerse in the rich culture and beauty of Tangier.

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