The First Port of Call in Morocco
Tangier is a city in Morocco situated between two seas, where the Atlantic and Mediterranean meet. The only thing between Andalusian Span from the northern point of Morocco and a heady blend of East and West is the Strait of Gibraltar. We greet clients who have opted to travel into Morocco by the quick ferry ride from Tarifa, Spain, at Tangier Ville Port. We often meet up with clients at the Ibn Battouta Airport in Tangiers. For our excursions that visit the Northern coastal regions and the Riff Mountains, including its Imperial Cities, before heading to the South of Morocco or the Sahara, Tangier is the perfect place to arrive.
Tangiers’ Hedonistic History
Tangier were international royalty, singers, authors, painters, film stars, playwrights, and wealthy people looking for their next hedonistic dose. Tangier, a Moroccan hotspot of decadence for tourists from all over the world from the 1940s until the early 1960s, was a city full of exotic promise and hedonistic enjoyment. As a result, the city is filled with literary and artistic landmarks. The city’s reputation as a global melting pot vanished after Morocco broke away from French domination and gained independence. Tangier has always emitted the somewhat faded charm of its bohemian and hedonistic age, despite the fact that many of its magnificent colonial structures were abandoned and allowed to crumble.
Today’s Tangier
Magnificent palm trees and posh international hotels now flank the beach and North Atlantic promenade of Tangier, many of its once-grand structures having been restored to their previous splendor. Tangier’s restored affluence coexists with a degree of poverty typical of a port town, and both are visible to the naked eye. It appears that Tangier struggles to define its own identity since it has had to adopt the cultures of others. Consequently, one must visit the old Tangier, its historic Medina, where the aromas and customs of Morocco and North Africa still predominate. It is obvious that you have reached Morocco from this point forward. The numerous artistic and cultural landmarks of Tangier serve as a reminder to
A place worth visiting in Tanger
CAP SPARTEL: The Atlantic and Mediterranean Seas merge at Cap Spartel, a magnificent natural wonder in northern Morocco close to Tangier. This charming coast is well-known for its breathtaking panoramic views, where guests can see the two bodies of water converge, producing an enthralling display of roaring waves and swirling currents. Cap Spartel’s famous lighthouse guards the rocky shore, directing ships and providing a scenic setting for special occasions. Cap Spartel is a must-visit location for photographers and environment lovers alike, where the stunning coastline of Morocco is shown against horizons of unending blue.fury
Hercules Caves : These caverns have a rich past and mythology. This is where, so the tale goes, Hercules slept after his labors. One of the main attractions are the cave entrances formed like an African map.
Kasbah Museum: Located in the historic Kasbah of Tangier, this museum showcases artifacts from the city’s history, including art, archaeological finds, and exhibitions on Moroccan culture
Tangier Beach : The city’s main beach, offering a long stretch of sand and a promenade. It’s a popular spot for both locals and tourists to relax and enjoy the sea
