
Medina Quarter
A preserved old area offering a glimpse into the Ottoman and Spanish past.
A coastal city on the Strait of Gibraltar, historically known for its strategic importance. It is located at the meeting point of the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.
April to May and September to October: moderate weather suitable for coastal tourism.

A preserved old area offering a glimpse into the Ottoman and Spanish past.

A historic coastal fortress overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar.

An ancient historic port that played an important role in trade and transport.

Home to a towering historic lighthouse overlooking the enchanting meeting point of the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.

Characterized by its white and blue alleys and diverse shops selling handicrafts, spices, and antiques.

Fresh seafood grilled directly with lemon and oil.

A dish of authentic Spanish origins that has become an integral part of Tangerian cuisine thanks to geographical and historical proximity.

A popular soup made from dried fava beans, garlic, oil, and spices.

A public garden on the coast overlooking the strait and the beach.

Various sailing trips and water activities in the strait.

A museum displaying Moroccan history and culture along with foreign influences.

A historical tour of the old city streets and fortresses.
April to May and September to October: moderate weather suitable for coastal tourism.
Medina Quarter, The Kasbah, The Historic Port, Cape Spartel, and The Popular Market
Fresh Grilled Fish, Tangerian Paella, and Fava Bean Soup (Bissara)
Coastal Delegation Garden
Sailing and Water Activities, Visit the Tangier Museum, and Explore the City