About this tour
Cross the Strait of Gibraltar to Morocco for a full-day exploration of Tangier. You'll board a ferry with views of the strait, then ride a camel along the Atlantic beach at Achakar before visiting Cape Spartel where two seas converge. Wander through the medina's tight lanes, climb to the Kasbah for city views, haggle in the souk, and eat lunch at a local Moroccan restaurant. A private guide handles the itinerary; the rest of the day is yours to explore.
Highlights
- Ferry crossing with Strait of Gibraltar views
- Camel ride on Achakar's Atlantic-facing beaches
- Cape Spartel: Mediterranean and Atlantic confluence point
- Medina maze and clifftop Kasbah exploration
- Souk haggling and authentic Moroccan lunch
- Private minivan with guide and bottled water included
- Free afternoon to wander at your own pace
What to expect
You'll start early from Gibraltar and board a ferry with decent views across the strait. Upon docking in Tangier, your guide collects you and drives to Achakar beach where you'll mount a camel for a short ride—it's touristy but fairly painless. Cape Spartel follows: a clifftop viewpoint with snacks and water provided. Then into Tangier proper: the medina is genuinely labyrinthine, the souk genuinely loud and chaotic, the Kasbah genuinely steep. Lunch is a proper sit-down Moroccan meal. You'll have several hours free to backtrack, shop, photograph, or sit in a café before the return ferry. It's a brisk day but manageable if you wear comfortable shoes and bring sunscreen.
Good to know
Wear trainers, not sandals. The medina's cobbles and stairs are unforgiving. Bring cash for tipping and extras; your lunch and ferry are covered but drinks aren't. The camel ride lasts roughly 20 minutes. Passport required for ferry. Accessible for wheelchairs and prams throughout.
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