Discover the vibrant city of Tangier on this private day tour, departing from Malaga or Tarifa. Enjoy a premium ferry ride with stunning views and visit iconic sites such as the Sultan's Palace and Hercules Caves. Dive into the local culture as you explore the bustling souks and savor a traditional lunch at Restaurant Vandalucia. With convenient pick-up options from various locations in Costa del Sol, this tour offers personalized attention from a knowledgeable guide, ensuring a memorable experience.
- Private day tour with flexible pick-up from Malaga or Tarifa
- Explore Tangier’s rich history and vibrant local culture
- Enjoy a delightful traditional Moroccan lunch at a local restaurant
- Tour duration: 10-12 hours with a professional guide in multiple languages
Pick up From Malaga <br/>Pickup included
Pickup included
Your day begins with a comfortable VIP pickup from your hotel or meeting point in Málaga (or Tarifa, depending on booking). Sit back in a private luxury vehicle and enjoy the scenic drive along the Costa del Sol towards Tarifa port. Your driver will assist with ferry tickets and check-in before you embark on the fast ferry to Tangier.
Start your Moroccan adventure by visiting one of Tangier’s most iconic landmarks — the Caves of Hercules. According to legend, the Greek hero rested here before his 12th labor. Marvel at the famous sea opening shaped like the African continent and feel the cool Atlantic breeze. Small souvenir shops and cafés surround the site.
A short drive away lies Cape Spartel, the spectacular point where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea. Walk up to the lighthouse, enjoy panoramic coastal views, and capture photos of the meeting of two seas. Your guide will share the fascinating maritime history of this strategic spot.
Enjoy a fun and authentic camel ride along the golden sands of Achakkar Beach, near Cape Spartel. This peaceful seaside stretch offers a unique experience and great photos with friendly camels and stunning ocean backdrops.
Enter the ancient Kasbah, the fortified upper town once home to sultans and diplomats. Explore its narrow alleys, whitewashed houses, and the former Sultan’s Palace, now the Kasbah Museum. Enjoy sweeping views over the harbor and the Strait of Gibraltar from the viewpoint.
Descend into Tangier’s bustling Medina, where life unfolds in a maze of colorful streets. Visit local artisan workshops, spice markets, and charming cafés around the Petit Socco square. It’s the perfect place to shop for souvenirs and enjoy authentic Moroccan atmosphere.
Discover Morocco’s long friendship with the United States at the Tangier American Legation Museum — the first American diplomatic property abroad. Explore its art, historical archives, and photos documenting centuries of cultural exchange.
Conclude your Tangier discovery at the lively Grand Socco square, the city’s main meeting point where locals gather at sunset. After a short break for tea or photos, your driver will escort you back to the port for the return ferry to Spain.
Board your return ferry to Tarifa. Once you arrive, your private driver will be waiting to transfer you
You will transfered comfortably back to your hotel in Málaga or along the Costa del Sol, marking the end of an unforgettable day between two continents.
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