Things to Do in Tangier: Beaches, Medina and Day Trips

Quick answer: in Tangier, explore the medina and Kasbah, visit Cape Spartel and the Caves of Hercules, relax on the city’s beaches, join a craft or cooking workshop, and add a day trip to Chefchaouen.

What are the best things to do in Tangier?

Walk the medina and Kasbah

Narrow lanes, viewpoints over the Strait of Gibraltar and a lively local atmosphere.

Visit Cape Spartel and the Caves of Hercules

Cape Spartel is where the Atlantic and Mediterranean are often said to meet. The nearby caves are a popular stop.

Join a workshop

Try pottery in Tangier or a cooking class in Tangier.

Enjoy the beaches

Tangier has urban beaches along the bay and quieter stretches along the coast. Conditions and facilities vary by season, so check locally.

Day trip to Chefchaouen

The blue city is a popular excursion. See the Blue City Luxury Escape, or the Chefchaouen flying dress photoshoot.

How many days in Tangier?

One to two days cover the main sights. Add more if you combine the city with Chefchaouen and the coast.

Frequently asked questions

Is Tangier worth visiting?

Yes, for its history, location and character, especially as a start or end point of a northern route.

How do I get to Tangier?

By air, high-speed train from Casablanca and Rabat, or ferry from Spain. Check current schedules.

Can I combine Tangier with other cities?

Yes. See the regions of Morocco for route ideas.

Plan your trip

Design your experience or see all tours.

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