Begin your Tangier journey by wandering the winding alleys of the Medina, where vibrant souks, artisan shops, and white-washed houses reveal the city’s multicultural history.

Medina

Pause for a Moroccan breakfast at Cafe Central in the historic Petit Socco square, the perfect spot for people-watching over mint tea.

Cafe Central

Head uphill to the Kasbah Museum, housed in a former sultan’s palace, for fascinating exhibits on Tangier’s multicultural past and lush palace gardens.

Kasbah Museum

Enjoy lunch at Restaurant El Reducto, a hidden gem in the Kasbah with authentic Moroccan cuisine and a cozy Andalusian-style patio.

Restaurant El Reducto

Stroll along the Avenue Mohammed VI seaside promenade, taking in views of the harbor, city lights, and the Strait of Gibraltar as the sun sets.

Avenue Mohammed VI

Start your day at the American Legation Museum, the only US National Historic Landmark outside the US, with art, diplomatic history, and unique Moroccan-American connections.

American Legation Museum

Grab a coffee and a sweet treat at the iconic Cafe Hafa, perched on a cliff with sweeping views over the Strait of Gibraltar—a favorite haunt of musicians and writers.

Cafe Hafa

Explore the contemporary Galerie d'Art Contemporain Mohamed Drissi, which showcases Moroccan and international artists inside a former British consulate.

Galerie d'Art Contemporain Mohamed Drissi

Have lunch at El Moroccan Club, known for its elegant interiors, delicious tagines, and panoramic terrace overlooking the city.

El Moroccan Club

End your day with a sunset walk at Parc Perdicaris (Rmilat Park), a peaceful forest offering hiking trails, city views, and a tranquil escape from the bustle.

Parc Perdicaris

Journey to the legendary Caves of Hercules, an atmospheric sea grotto steeped in myth, where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean.

Caves of Hercules

Continue to Cap Spartel, a dramatic promontory crowned with a lighthouse, offering panoramic ocean vistas and a chance to spot ships entering the Strait of Gibraltar.

Cap Spartel

Return to town and savor fresh seafood at Le Saveur du Poisson, a beloved local restaurant known for its simple, market-driven menu and rustic setting.

Le Saveur du Poisson

After lunch, explore the colorful Grand Socco, Tangier’s bustling main square and gateway to the old city, surrounded by palm trees and lively local markets.

Grand Socco

For your final night, enjoy a rooftop dinner at Dar Naji, offering traditional Moroccan dishes with panoramic views over the city and bay.

Dar Naji