Tangier

Tangier is a wild and frenzied port town that weaves together cultures and histories with such panache and often represents the gateway between Europe and Africa. The marvelous views of the coast, together with the mixed tapestry of influences, make this city charmingly unique as it invites all into its shores. Day 1 of your journey starts to explore Medina, with narrow, crooked streets colored by small shops, energetic cafes, and artisans making traditional items. The iconic Kasbah crowns the top, with smitten runs of buildings that display endless historic building runs, which are panorgeous and offer great experiences with a view of the city to the Mediterranean Sea.

Hercules Caves are one of the most famous landmarks in Tangier, located just a bit outside from the city. These ancient caves have a strong connection with myth and history because they were claimed to be the place where Hercules rested after his labors. Impressive rock formations and stunning sea views make the caves a worthwhile excursion.

A visit also worth paying in the medina is to the American Legation Museum, the first property of the United States on foreign soil, with its displays pointing to the historical link between the United States and Morocco. Take yourself to the teeming Grand Socco for a glimpse at life, where you can sample some excellent street food or simply enjoy refreshing mint tea.

Past visitors have gone on guided tours to witness the colorful history and culture of the city. For those desiring a memorable gastronomic experience, take part in a cooking lesson learning the preparation of traditional Moroccan cuisine or enjoy fresh seafood in one of the many waterfront restaurants. Because of its interesting mixture of cultures and stunning scenery, Tangier promises an unforgettable adventure.