Visit of Cap Spartel which is the northernmost point of Africa and the western entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean.

On the way back to the city you will be able to experience a camel ride alongside the beach, or at least take a few pictures of those friendly animals!

Our return will finally end up at the main gate of the kasbah (fortress) for a memorable walking tour on the footsteps of the prominent French painter Henri Matisse whose artistic work and creation were inspired by the old city, its colours and people as shown in hi his famous paintings. In the Kasbah’s main square a variety of entertainment and cultural activities take place for the public particularly the celebrated ” Cercle de musique arabo-andalouse”, the African rhythm of Gnaoua group in addition to snake charmers who perform every day for tourists and locals. Another unforgettable experience is the medina (medieval city) with its countless alleys and narrow streets, hidden architectural treasures and souks where visitors can purchase some beautiful hand made items, providing a good opportunity to be in a direct contact with the locals.

Then visit of the the natural and historical site : Caves of Hercules .

For the so called “religious tourism”, Tangier has a huge Christian and Jewish heritage that makes Morocco a very distinguished country for its spirit of tolerance and coexistence. Moroccan Jews have through the history greatly contributed to the richness and diversity of our society and culture! The ancient Jewish quarter “Mellah”, Moise Nahon and Chaare Raphael synagogues as well as Saint Andrew and San Francisco churches are the reflection of this reality.

Tangier has other major attractions such as the Petit and Grand Socco Squares, Mendoubia Parc and the American Legation which has been designated as “National Historic Landmark” for its significance in the history of USA.

Tangier has other major attractions such as the Petit and Grand Socco Squares, Mendoubia Parc and the American Legation which has been designated as “National Historic Landmark” for its significance in the history of USA.