Tangier, at the crossroads of Europe and Africa, is a Moroccan city of cultural fusion and coastal charm. The Kasbah Museum and the medina’s maze-like streets reflect its rich history, while the beaches and Cap Spartel offer natural beauty. Tangier’s vibrant energy and global influences make it a captivating destination.
Neighbourhoods in and around Tangier
Holidays by land and sea
Tangier was once part of the Carthaginian Empire, and remnants of this era can still be seen at Cape Spartel. One of its biggest draws is the ornate lighthouse and nature reserve with epic sea views.
For a true taste of art deco, head to Cinematheque Tanger, an all-artist-run creative hub. The theatre is North Africa’s first arthouse cinema and has masterclasses on independent films.
Escape the bustling kasbah at La Terrasse De Dar El Kasbah, a vibrant 19th-century tea house in a historic 1884 building once part of the first English telegraph line linking Tangier and Gibraltar.
Visit Hercules Caves, a natural grotto near Cape Spartel. Explore its chambers, see the famous sea-facing opening shaped like Africa and learn about the myths linking the caves to Hercules’ legend.
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