Places
Things to do in
Tangier
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The Medina of Tangier: The historical medina of Tangier offers a maze of narrow streets, vibrant markets, and beautiful old buildings. It’s a charming blend of traditional Moroccan life with European influences, showcasing Tangier’s unique role as a cultural crossroads.
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Café Hafa: Located on the cliffs overlooking the Mediterranean, Café Hafa is a legendary spot for both locals and visitors. It offers breathtaking views of the Strait of Gibraltar and the nearby coast, making it a perfect place for a relaxing drink while soaking in the scenery.
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The Kasbah: Tangier's Kasbah is a historic fortress perched on the edge of the medina. The Kasbah Museum, housed in a former palace, offers a glimpse into the city’s rich history, featuring exhibits on Moroccan art, culture, and the influence of various civilizations.
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Cap Spartel Lighthouse: Located at the western tip of the Mediterranean, Cap Spartel Lighthouse stands as a beacon for ships navigating the Strait of Gibraltar. The lighthouse offers panoramic views of both the Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts, providing visitors with an unforgettable sight of the meeting of two seas.
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Rif Mountains and the Forest of Al Hoceima: The Rif Mountains, near Tangier, are home to dense forests with a variety of flora and fauna. The Al Hoceima National Park is one of the most notable areas, offering hiking trails through lush landscapes and the chance to explore traditional Berber villages in a natural, serene setting.
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Caves of Hercules: Just outside Tangier, the Caves of Hercules are a famous historical and natural site. According to legend, the caves were used by the mythical Hercules during his 12 Labors. The caves offer fascinating rock formations and a stunning view of the Atlantic Ocean.
Accommodations to consider
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VIlla Mabrouka
360 €
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Riad Dar Saba - Saba's House
282 €
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Idou Malabata Beach and SPA
241 €
Fairmont Tazi Palace Tangier
416 €
Tangier
The North: Northern Morocco is a region of striking contrasts, where vibrant cities meet tranquil coastlines. Tangier, the famed port city, has long inspired artists and writers. Stroll along its newly developed marina or visit the Kasbah Museum for a glimpse into its rich history. Nearby, the Caves of Hercules and Cape Spartel offer natural wonders.
Further inland, the town of Chefchaouen enchants visitors with its blue-painted streets, perched high in the Rif Mountains. For beach lovers, the Mediterranean coast, particularly Tetouan and Martil, boasts crystal-clear waters and golden sands.
Best time to visit: Summer (June to September) for the beaches and Spring (March to May) for the mountains. The North offers an ideal mix of relaxation, culture, and adventure.
