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Tangier Private Full Day Tour: Ferry Ticket and Camel Ride
Tangier
Discover Tangier in a day: coastal views, camel rides, and Kasbah wonders with a private guide. Book your unforgettable adventure now!
Duration:
8 hours
Cancellation:
1 day
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Highlights
- Parc Perdicaris - Whether you’re on a day trip to Tangier from Tarifa, stopping by on a cruise, or staying at a hotel in Tangier, our guides are ready to welcome you with a comfortable, Wi-Fi-equipped, air-conditioned private vehicle. The journey begins from Tangier’s Bay, moving up to the city center via Boulevard Mohamed V, Avenue Pasteur, and Place De France. The ride continues to Parc Perdicaris, passing by the royal residence. Perdicaris Park is among the top 10 attractions in Tangier, with its terrace offering stunning views over the Strait of Gibraltar and Southern Spain. Must-see in Tangier: Visit Parc Perdicaris.
- Cap Spartel - Next, you’ll visit Cap Spartel, the northwesternmost point of mainland Africa and the meeting point of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. The Cap Spartel lighthouse, standing since 1864, majestically guards the entrance to the Straits of Gibraltar. As one of Tangier’s top 10 attractions, it offers endless photo opportunities. You can also enjoy breakfast with a view if your tour is in the morning and you opt for the coastal route first. Must-see in Tangier: Visit the Cap Spartel lighthouse and the Atlantic-Mediterranean meeting point.
- Achakkar Beach - Following a scenic drive along the Atlantic coast south of Cap Spartel, you’ll arrive at Achakar Beach, a top Tangier attraction where you can meet camels. You can safely ride these gentle animals or simply enjoy their company and take memorable photos. Must-do in Tangier: Camel ride on Achakkar Beach.
- Caves of Hercules - Fans of Greek mythology might recall the 12 Labors of Hercules. Lixus, near Larache south of Tangier, is believed to be the site of Hercules’ Eleventh Labor, the apples of Hesperides. After retrieving the golden apples, Hercules is said to have rested at the Hercules Caves, your next destination. This myth has made the sea grotto the number one attraction in Tangier. Must-see in Tangier: Hercules Caves.
- Medina of Tangier - In the Medina of Tangier, you’ll be immersed in the historical and cultural richness of old Tangier. Over about 4 hours, you’ll feel as if you’ve traveled back to medieval times. The walking tour of the Medina allows you to interact with friendly locals and explore the city’s key landmarks, including the Grand Socco, Petit Socco, and the Kasbah. You’ll also visit architectural masterpieces like the Great Mosque, Dar El Mekhzen in the Kasbah, and the American Legation. Must-do in Tangier: Explore the labyrinthine Medina of Tangier.
- Place du Grand 9 Avril 1947 - During your Medina tour, you’ll stop at this historic square, known as Grand Socco, which separates the Medina from Tangier’s Ville Nouvelle. It hosted Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany on March 3, 1905, a visit that heightened tensions between Germany and France, contributing to the events leading to World War I. It is also where King Mohamed V delivered a significant speech on April 9, 1947, during Tangier’s international administration. Must-do in Tangier: Visit Grand Socco.
- Gran Mezquita de Tanger - The Great Mosque of Tangier, built in the nineteenth century, stands on a site that has housed significant religious buildings from various civilizations since the fifth century. After the Muslim conquest in the eighth century, the site was converted to a mosque, then a church during Portuguese and English rule, and back to a mosque after Moulay Ismail recaptured Tangier in 1684. Sultan Sulayman rebuilt the mosque in 1815, creating the structure seen today. Must-see in Tangier: The Great Mosque of Tangier.
- Tangier American Legation Museum - [THE MUSEUM OPENS MONDAY-FRIDAY FROM 10 AM TO 5 PM AND SATURDAY-SUNDAY FROM 10 AM TO 3 PM. IT CLOSES DURING MOROCCAN HOLIDAYS. 10 EURO] Near “Bab Merican,” this elegant five-story mansion is the only American national monument outside the U.S. Morocco was the first country to recognize the United States in 1777, and this building, given by Sultan Mulay Suliman in 1821, served as a diplomatic post until 1961. It holds the record for the longest period (140 years) any building abroad has been used as a U.S. diplomatic post. Must-see in Tangier: The American Legation Museum.
- Tangier Casbah - While touring the Medina, you’ll likely enter the Kasbah through Bab Haha or Bab El-Assa gates, arriving at Place du Mechouar. The Kasbah, a fortified area on a hilltop, served as the local leader’s residence and a defense point. Must-see in Tangier: The Kasbah.
- Musee de la Kasbah - [THE MUSEUM OPENS WEDNESDAY-SUNDAY FROM 10 AM TO 6 PM. 10 EURO] The Kasbah Museum, or Museum of Mediterranean Cultures, has been housed in the Kasbah Palace (Dar-Al-Makhzen) since 1922. The building, in the eastern part of the Kasbah, was home to Portuguese governors from 1471 to 1661 and English governors from 1662 to 1684. Must-see in Tangier: The Sultan’s Palace.
- St. Andrew’s Church - [OPTIONAL] Located near the medina’s edge, just off Grand Socco, this Anglican Church is a testament to the harmony between Christianity and Islam. Tour the serene gardens, the final resting place for many of the church’s international community, and visit the church to see the Lord’s Prayer in Arabic calligraphy and Andalusian-Moroccan touches. Must-see in Tangier: St. Andrew’s Anglican Church.
- Moshe Nahon Synagogue - [OPTIONAL] Situated on Rue des Synagogues in the Beni Idir quarter of the Medina, this synagogue was built in 1876 by Moïse Jacob Nahon, a notable educator from a prominent Jewish family. It ceased activity in the late 20th century, fell into disrepair, and was restored in 1994. It now functions as a museum. Must-see in Tangier: Moshe Nahon Synagogue.
What's Included
- Free Pick up & Drop off (within the Tangier area)
- WiFi on board
- Private tour of Tangier (exclusive to your group)
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Private transportation
- Free camel ride
- Guides and languages In-person: English, Spanish, Italian, Arabic
- FRS round-trip ferry tickets from Tarifa could be arranged (extra cost)
What's Not Included
- Food and drinks (we can arrange an authentic Moroccan lunch for you )
Additional Information
Tangier in a Day: Coastal Views, Camel Rides, and Kasbah Wonders with a Private Guide
Experience the best of Tangier in a single day! This private tour combines breathtaking coastal scenery, a fun camel ride on the beach, and an immersive exploration of the historic Kasbah. Discover hidden lookout points, the mysterious Cave of Hercules, and gain fascinating insights into Moroccan culture. Enjoy the comfort of a climate-controlled minivan and the personalized attention of your expert guide.
Book now for an unforgettable Tangier adventure!
Location
Parc Perdicaris
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Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
