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Private Tangier Full day Tour

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Embark on a captivating full-day private and luxury tour of Tangier, exploring its rich history and vibrant culture with a guide. This private sightseeing tour takes you through the labyrinth of the Medina, discovering landmarks like the Sultan's Palace. Venture beyond the Medina walls for panoramic views of Tangier's coast, visiting the Hercules Caves, Cap Spartel lighthouse, and the meeting point of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. Conclude the day with a camel ride on Achakar Beach, adding an adventurous touch to your exploration. Our private tour promises an unforgettable and immersive Tangier experience. • Immerse in Tangier's history with a captivating full-day private tour. • Explore the Medina's key highlights, guided by your knowledgeable private guide. • Venture beyond Medina for panoramic views, visiting landmarks like Hercules Caves. • Conclude with a camel ride on Achakar Beach, adding adventure to your unforgettable Tangier exploration.
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  • Private transportation
  • Free Pick up & Drop off (within the Tangier area)
  • Private tour of Tangier (exclusive to your group)
  • WiFi on board
  • Air-conditioned vehicle
  • Free camel ride
  • [For an extra] FRS round-trip ferry tickets from Tarifa could be arranged (visit latiftours·com)
  • Food and drinks (we can arrange an authentic Moroccan lunch for you - visit latiftours·com)
Departure Point

Tanger Ville Railway Station, Tanger 90000, Morocco The train station of Tangier - AL BORAQ (TGV or Fast Train) Terminal → Our agent will be waiting for you holding a placard with your name on it.

Departure Point

Gare, Q6C7+6HC, Tangier 90000, Morocco The train station of Tangier - AL BORAQ (TGV or Fast Train) Terminal → Our agent will be waiting for you holding a placard with your name on it.

Departure Point

Bd Mohammed VI, Tanger 90000, Morocco The cruise terminal or the terminal for ferries departing from Tarifa, Spain → Our agent will be waiting for you holding a placard with your name on it. For a Tarifa to Tangier day tour, this port is perfect.

Departure Point

Tangier-Ibn Battuta International Airport, Aéroport Tanger-Ibn Batouta, Tanger, Morocco PLEASE, leave us your flight details → Our agent will be waiting for you holding a placard with your name on it.

[ +++ NO PICK UP FROM TANGIER'S SECOND PORT: TANGER MED PORT +++ ]
We pick up from "Port de Tanger Ville". Ferries departing from Tarifa, Spain arrive at this port. Cruises also dock at the cruise terminal of Port de Tanger Ville.
[ +++ WE PICK UP FROM ALL HOTELS LISTED ABOVE +++ ]
[ +++ WE PICK UP FROM THE TRAIN STATION AS WELL +++ ]
If you have any inquiries, please, reach out via:
■ latiftours·com
■ latiftours.tangier(a)gmail
■ +212-675-049-942 (Available on WhatsApp)

Traveler pickup
  • Boukhalef Airport, Tangier, Morocco
  • Tanger Ville Port
  • Tanger Ville Railway Station, Tanger 90000, Morocco
  • Blvd. Mohamed VI, Tanger, Morocco
  • Tangier-Ibn Battuta International Airport, Aéroport Tanger-Ibn Batouta, Tanger, Morocco
Return Details

Tangier, Morocco At the end of the tour, the drop-off will be anywhere within the Tangier city area.

  • Parc Perdicaris, Tangier, Morocco
    On a Tangier day trip from Tarifa, on a cruise ship stop in Tangier, or staying in a Hotel in Tangier, our guides will be happy to welcome you having at your disposal a comfortable, Wi-Fi-fitted, air-conditioned, private vehicle. First, the ride will take you from Tangier’s Bay up to the city center through Boulevard Mohamed V, Avenue Pasteur, and then Place De France. Afterward, the ride will continue until you reach the Parc Predicaris passing by the royal residence. Perdicaris Park comes in the top 10 things to see in Tangier. Above all, the park’s terrace offers the best opportunity to take in the breathtaking view over the Strait of Gibraltar and Southern Spain. List of what to see in Tangier: Visit Parc Perdicaris.
    20 minutes
  • Cap Spartel, Tangier, Morocco
    Your next stop will be Cap Spartel, the most northwestern point of mainland Africa and also the meeting point of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. In fact, the lighthouse of Cap Spartel tops a promontory and gloriously guards the entrance of the Straits of Gibraltar since 1864. As one of the top 10 things to see in Tangier, it offers limitless opportunities for photos that are to be seized. Additionally, you can have your breakfast while enjoying the view. Of course, if your tour is in the morning and you decide to take the coastal excursion first ;) List of what to see in Tangier: Visit the lighthouse of Cap Spartel and the Atlantic-Mediterranean meeting point.
    30 minutes
  • Achakkar Beach, Tangier, Morocco
    Afterward, a scenic drive along the Atlantic coastline to the south of Cap Spartel will get you to Achakar Beach, one of the top attractions in Tangier, on the sands of which you will meet the camels. Indeed, you can ride those lovely animals, which is completely safe for you and for them of course, or just enjoy their company and take some memorable photos with them, it’s your call. List of what to do in Tangier: Camel ride on the beach of Achakkar.
    30 minutes
  • Hercules Cave, Tangier, Morocco
    If you’re familiar with Greek mythology, you might remember the 12 Labors of Hercules. In fact, Lixus (near Larache, south of Tangier) is rumored to be the basis for Hercules’ Eleventh Labor, the apples of Hesperides or the golden apples. In fact, it was after he retrieved the golden apples that it is thought Hercules rested where your next destination is: Hercules Caves. The myth has persisted long enough to make the sea grotto number one among things to see in Tangier. List of what to see in Tangier: Hercules Caves.
    30 minutes
  • Medina of Tangier, Tangier, Morocco
    Once in the Medina of Tangier, you’ll be immediately immersed in the historical heritage and the cultural prosperity of old Tangier. During these 4 hours or so; you will literally feel as if you have time-traveled back to medieval times. Thus, the walking tour of the Medina will let you have direct contact with the friendly locals; and by strolling down the Medina’s labyrinthine alleyways, the tour will take you through the most important landmarks of the city such as the Grand Socco, the Petit Socco, and the Kasbah. Furthermore, you will visit monuments that are considered architectural masterpieces decorated with mosaics, ornamental stucco, and wood carvings such as the Great Mosque, Dar El Mekhzen located in the Kasbah, and the American Legation. List of what to do in Tangier: Strolling down the labyrinth of the Medina of Tangier
  • Place du Grand 9 Avril 1947, Tangier, Morocco
    During the tour of the Medina, you’ll make a stop at this historical square which is commonly known as Grand Socco and that divides the Medina from the Ville Nouvelle area of Tangier. Notably, It is one of the places that hosted Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany when he visited Tangiers on 3 March 1905. The stopover worsened tension between the Germans and the French and, among other events, ultimately led to World War I. Also, It’s the location where King Mohamed V delivered his speech and the symbol of his arrival to the city on April 9, 1947, when Tangiers was under international domination. List of things to do in Tangier: Grand Socco
    30 minutes
  • Petit Socco, Tangier, Morocco
    During the tour inside the walls of the Medina, you’ll make a stop at this historical square which is locally known as Souk Dakhel and was once home to many notable and extremely influential writers in the city like Paul Bowles, Jean Genet, Tennessee Williams, and Mohamed Choukri. In fact, the square has always been one of the top things to see in Tangier and in the Medina in particular. Today, the facades of its Hispano-Moorish buildings are freshly painted, tourists abound and it’s a wonderful square for people-watching over a mint tea. List of things to do in Tangier: mint tea in the Petit Socco square.
    30 minutes
  • Gran Mezquita de Tanger, Tangier, Morocco
    The Great Mosque of Tangier is a nineteenth-century construction that stands in what was once the center of the medina of Tangier. The site of the mosque was formerly the home of several significant religious buildings from various civilizations that previously occupied Tangier, dating back originally to a fifth century Roman church. After the Muslim conquest of Tangier in the eighth century, the church was converted to a mosque by the Marinid Dynasty and remained so until the late fifteenth century. The mosque was replaced by a church during the centuries in which Tangier was under Portuguese and English rule. After Moulay Ismail recaptured the city for the Alawi dynasty in 1684, the church was once again transformed into a mosque. Sultan Sulayman completely rebuilt the mosque in 1815 due to its poor physical condition, creating the building that stands in Tangier today.
    20 minutes
  • Tangier American Legation Museum, Tangier, Morocco
    [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.] Close to the aptly named “Bab Merican,” this elegant five-story mansion is the only American national monument located outside of the United States. Interestingly, Morocco was the first country to recognize the fledgling United States, in 1777, and this was the first piece of American real estate abroad. In fact, the original building was given to the United States to serve as a diplomatic presence in Morocco by Sultan Mulay Suliman in 1821 and served as such in some capacity until 1961. Surprisingly, this is the longest period (140 years) any building abroad has been occupied as a United States diplomatic post. List of what to see in Tangier: The American Legation Museum
    40 minutes
  • Tangier Casbah, Tangier, Morocco
    While touring the Medina you will mostly approach the Kasbah (the fortress) through either of the two gates, Bab Haha or Bab El-Assa, and enter on Place du Mechouar (often referred to as Place de la Kasbah). Indeed, the Kasbah was a place for the local leader to live and a defense when the city was under attack. The Kasbah has high walls and it was built on a hilltop so that it could be more easily defended. List of attractions in Tangier, Morocco: The Kasbah
    60 minutes
  • Musee de la Kasbah, Tangier, Morocco
    [THE MUSEUM OPENS WEDNESDAY-SUNDAY FROM 10 AM TO 6 PM.] The Kasbah Museum or the Kasbah Museum of Mediterranean Cultures has been housed since 1922 by the Kasbah Palace known as "Dar-Al-Makhzen" or the Sultan's Palace. The building occupies the eastern part of the Kasbah of Tangier. In fact, It was home to the Portuguese governors "Dorons Praefecti" between 1471 and 1661, then it was a larger "Upper Castle" which was the residence of the English governors from 1662 to 1684. List of attractions in Tangier: the Sultan's Palace in Tangier
    30 minutes
  • Rue d'Angleterre, Tanger, Morocco
    [OPTIONAL] Hovering at the edge of the medina, just off the bustling Grand Socco is this magnificent Anglican Church that is a real tribute to the harmony of Christianity and Islam. Tour the quiet gardens, the final resting place for many of the church's international community, before ducking into the church. Note the Lord’s Prayer written in exquisite Arabic calligraphy just about the pulpit and the numerous Andalusian-Moroccan touches throughout. Tangier what to see list: St. Andrew's Anglican Church
    30 minutes
  • Moshe Nahon Synagogue, Tangier, Morocco
    [OPTIONAL] Located on a dead-end street of Rue des Synagogues in the Beni Idir quarter of the Medina of Tangier, this synagogue was constructed in 1876 by Moïse Jacob Nahon, a prominent educator and scholar from an influential Jewish family in Tangier. The synagogue ceased activity in the second half of the 20th century and subsequently fell into disrepair until its restoration in 1994. It now functions as a museum. Tangier tourist attractions list: Moshi Nahon synagugue
    30 minutes
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Specialized infant seats are available
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Children must be accompanied by an adult.
  • Infant seats are available on request if advised at time of booking.
  • May be operated by a multi-lingual guide.
  • Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking.
  • A moderate amount of walking is involved.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
  • For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
  • If you cancel less than 24 hours before the experience’s start time, the amount you paid will not be refunded.
  • Any changes made less than 24 hours before the experience’s start time will not be accepted.
  • Cut-off times are based on the experience’s local time.
Robert_K
18 Apr 2023
Ahmed and Moustafa gave us a fine tour of Tangier and the Medina. It was a pleasue watching Ahmed drive and Moustafa guide us through the winding streeets of the Medina. The tour was very reasonably pricedas well
Erin_M
17 Feb 2023
We only had one day in Tangier and knew we wanted to see as much as we could so we hired a private guide for the day. Both our driver and our guide met us at the cruise port very close to where we disembarked from our ship. We were impressed right away as they seemed to know how to stay one step ahead of all of the guided tours. We seemed to be leaving or arriving just as the large groups were leaving. We started at the Spartel Cave and then moved on to a camel ride on the beach. I think we would have liked a bit more time at the Caves as we only really went to the smaller one, our guide assured us the larger one was similiar but more touristy but looking back I think we would have liked to see the larger one as well. However, because we only saw the smaller cave we were able to beat the crowd to the camels. Our guide handed us over to the camel guide and told us to have a good time. We spent the next 30 minutes riding camels on a beach next to the Mediterranean Ocean. We had the whole beach to ourselves and really had a fantastic time. And just as our camels brought us back up the hill to end our ride, we saw crowds of people arriving to take their turns. Next up was the first part of our walk through the medina or old city. I was so thankful to have a guide as we definitely would have lost our way several times. There are so many twists and turns and small alleyways. We stopped and joined delicious Moroccan Green Tea along the way. Up until this point our visit had been absolutely perfect and we were having a great time. Then we went to a shop where we were encouraged to go all the way up to the roof for an excellent view of the city. They weren't wrong it was a beautiful view of Tangier. When we came back down, the shop owner offered us tea and explained they were going to give us a demonstration. We sat down in chairs with our tea and watched as his team brought out rug after rug. They were beautiful rugs and while we briefly thought about buying one, when we were told the price would be 1500 Euros, we apologized and explained we just couldn't pay that much. They eventually dropped the price down to $350 but we had decided we really weren't interested. They continued to press my husband to buy the rug, completely ignoring my firm no thank you. At this point our guide magically appeared and asked what the problem was, he then encouraged my husband to buy the rug, saying it was a really a good price. Whether it was a good price or not, at this point, we just wanted to leave. (Talking to other travellers on our ship later, we discovered this is fairly common and we felt a bit better, so I think it's just important to note that it's fairly common for guides to have arrangements with shops and I'm sure they get commission or kick-backs when tourists make purchases, so just be firm and let your guide know in advance if you are actually interested in shopping). When we finally left the shop (without buying a rug) our guide dropped us off at a restaurant for a late lunch. We thoroughly enjoyed our lunch and the views from the terrace. After lunch we did stop at a couple other places and did make a couple puchases of spices and scarves. We finished with one more short walk through the medina before meeting back up with our driver and being delivered back to the cruise port. Overall it was a good experience and I would recommend this experience to everyone as I think having a private guide is an excellent way to see Tangier. Just be firm with your guide about your interest in shopping before you start the day. Also if you are a female, (or in my case a female, traveling with her husband) understand that culturally you are second class. The guide spoke mainly to my husband and did make the same "lazy women" joke five times about various types of work that women used to do and can now buy or automate (ex: buying tapenade rather than buying the olives and making their own tapenade). As a female, I think it's important to take it in stride, know it's cultural and let it go so you can enjoy the tour and the day! One side note -- our driver was excellent and actually did speak to me and treated me as an equal. I would recommend our driver and a driver/guide without hesitation!
Karen_E
03 Feb 2023
We had a wonderful visit in Tangier thanks to Hamid and Abdul. We did a day trip out of Tarifa using the ferry. We were picked up on arrival even though our ferry was more than 30 mins late. After a light breakfast, which was fantastic, we saw some sights and Hamid talked about the history of Tangier. Then we rode camels near the beach and saw the Hercules cave which was beautiful (even though a little pricey, 6€, for the small cave). The walking tour of the kasbah and the Medina were great. Hamid made sure we we didn’t go where we shouldn’t have. The van was very comfortable for the 4 of us, but could have comfortably seated at least 2 more. For our first trip to the African continent, it was very safe and beautiful.
This tour in Morocco is organized by LATIF Tours

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