2024 Tangier Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in December)

Getting There - we drove 2 hours down to tarifa spain and took a ferry over to tangier only took 1 hr by ferry. Attractions - many places to see like the tanger mall, many shops and restaurants. Hercules cave was so beautiful. loved doing the camel rides on the beach. Hotels - hilton in tangier was huge and 5 stars Food & Restaurants - I suggest the morrocan salad and the moroccan teas so delicious. the morrocan soup was also amazing. Shopping - tanger mall and many shops around to buy jolabas which we are wearing in the photos above. the fatima eye is very popular. i purchased a bracelet in the above photo too. the scarves and dresses were amazing quality that i brought too. def suggest doing henna on the streets too. #morocco #girlstrip #beachlife #foodie #awesomepic #cafe

If you're looking for a unique winter travel destination, look no further than Tangier's Old Town. This Moroccan gem is often overlooked by tourists in favor of the country's more popular cities, but it's a hidden treasure just waiting to be explored. In the winter months, the streets are less crowded, the temperatures are mild, and the traditional architecture is beautifully accented by the crisp winter light. As you wander through the maze of alleyways, you'll discover hidden squares, ornate doorways, and colorful tilework that's been well-preserved over the centuries. One of the best things about visiting Tangier's Old Town in the winter is that you'll have the opportunity to experience local life without the crowds. You can stop for a nice Moroccan meal in a cozy cafe, browse the colorful souks for unique souvenirs, and even strike up a conversation with friendly locals. And if you're lucky enough to be there during a winter festival, you'll be treated to traditional music, dance, and street performances that showcase the vibrant culture of Tangier. Of course, no visit to Tangier's Old Town would be complete without a visit to the Kasbah. This historic fortress is perched on a hilltop overlooking the sea, and it offers stunning views of the city and beyond. Inside, you'll find a small museum dedicated to Moroccan history and culture, as well as a peaceful garden where you can relax and take in the surroundings.

#2023travelwish Winter is coming. What are the options to flee the cold days? Northern Morocco is undoubtedly a possibility. For example, the average temperature in Tanger is just below 20 degrees in December and January. Ibis Tanger City Center is an ideal base for discovering the Moroccan city. Why Ibis Tanger City Center? First of all because of the location. The hotel is located in the center of Tangier within walking distance of the beach and five minutes from the shopping center and the trainstation. From here the high -speed trains depart to Rabat, Casablanca and Marrakech. Ibn Batouta International Airport is 14 kilometers away. Another asset is the food. Restaurant Wok & Co has an open kitchen and specializes in wok dishes. The restaurant serves international dishes including scampi, shrimp, salmon and chicken. A perfect match with their local wine “La Petite Ferme”, from the vineyards of the Plateau des Zaërs. The friendly staff is happy to give you the necessary advice. Fancy a fresh dive? The Ibis Tanger City Center has an outdoor swimming pool with a terrace and there is also a lounge bar #mytripvlog #tripblazers #beachlife #tanger #tangier #ibis #ibishotel #morocco #airport

Rocher Karyan, Tangier, Morocco When it comes to Morocco, I feel it's under the radar compared to Casablanca, Rabat, Fez, and Marrakesh. Everyone speaks highly of those cities but not of Tangier. I stayed for two months and got to know the city very well. My favorite thing is the almost empty beaches. Yes, the town square can get busy with Spanish tourists hopping off the ferry, but take a cheap taxi a few minutes down the road, and you have the beach to yourself. The picture with me is Merkala Beach. The lady in yellow is Rocher Karyan, and the third person is at Plage Malabata. Enjoy! #tripblazers #morocco #tangier #travel #photography #beachlife #fallingforfall

Along the northwestern point of Africa, is the Caves of Hercules which is an archaeological cave complex located in Cape Spartel, 14 kilometers west of Tangier, Morocco. The cave has two openings, one to the sea and one to the land. The sea opening is known as " The Map of Africa", because there is a crack in the rock that resembles the outline of Africa. The cave itself is part natural and part man-made. The man-made part was used by Berber people to cut stone wheels from the walls. The lighting system, a feature of the latest restoration project, produces pleasant tones and contrasts. The caves were opened to the public in 1920, and declared as a National Heritage site in 1952.

From the moment we stepped out of the 🚄train station and hopped into a sightseeing taxi, our excitement culminated in the old-fashioned sedan. Driving on the road on the seaside🌅 hillside, the blue and clear sea will always appear in one of the car windows. At first, it was a straight road with all eyes on the sea. After an unexpected turn, the golden sand⛱️ and sea surface under the sunlight will suddenly appear on the side, causing a burst of joy. #createwithtrip#beachlife

it was a best moment in my life ❤️ #holidayvacation#wintergetaway#staycation#tripinspired#happynewyear

I am watching the sea in Morocco, strolling through the port city of Tangier Tangier is a port city in northern Morocco, from the port of Tangier by ferry to Gibraltar, across the sea from Spain. Because it is close to Europe, the city's buildings are more European, and the new towns are full of high-rise buildings, cars and cars, a boom. Tangier has the most fascinating coastline and walks along the long coastline, and you seem to never come to an end. This city has once again subverted my perception of North Africa. It turns out that Africa can be like this. It can be very European. [ attraction] 1Sputter Point Lighthouse - Morocco's End of the Earth Spatel Point stands a yellow lighthouse, the lighthouse faces a vast The vast ocean. But this lighthouse has a special feature: it is the Atlantic Ocean to the west and the Mediterranean Sea to the east. When the weather is fine, the tower is far away, and you can clearly see the two different shades of seawater at the border between the Atlantic and the Mediterranean. It is bounded by a lighthouse, with the Atlantic Ocean on one side and the Mediterranean Sea on the other, and the Strait of Gibraltar on the other side. It is the most northwest corner of the African continent. It is also called the African Horn and is the closest place to Europe. Moroccan banknotes with a face value of 200DH, the pattern on the back is here. The high lighthouse faces the vast expanse of the Atlantic Ocean. At night, the top of the tower is brightly lit, and the vessels must adjust the course accordingly. 2The full version of the map of Africa - Africa Cave African Cave The magical thing is that the contour of the hole looks like a full version of the African map. I heard that it has been a wave for thousands of years. The impact cave is naturally formed, so it is called the African Cave, and the waves of the waves will make some strange sounds. This cave has a history of 4,000 years and is naturally formed by waves hitting rocks for thousands of years. Therefore, the Hercules cave is also called the "hole of Africa." Hercules is a Hercules in ancient Greek mythology, so it is also called "Hercules Cave". The left part of the hole is naturally formed, and the right side is recently manually excavated. There is a place in the cave to take pictures of the tourists.

#Cola# [Review 8] Our journey to Morocco~ Morocco-Tangier Tangier is one of my favorite cities on this trip, the folk style is relative to Marrakech Said a little simple. The buildings and streets are very cute! You can take good pictures wherever you go. The city's religious sense is very strong, the degree of development is relatively low, the fast food restaurant Western food is relatively small, the supermarket is also the appearance of domestic country shops, we are here to swallow the three days of biscuits. Casablanca to Tangier has a four-hour drive relative to the old city of other cities in Morocco, I think Tangier appears more realistic. The house is exquisite and simple, with a sense of design (like a combination of Portuguese + Mediterranean + religious elements). It can feel the long-term cultural precipitation. Really lived residents really live here, smell the breath of life, and see. The shadow of life. The people here are very enthusiastic, but it is also very difficult to tell the difference between true and false. Generally, when you ask for directions or ask for help, someone will take you to the destination on your own initiative, because you have checked the tipping country beforehand, so every time After asking for help, I will give some tips and how much is not mandatory. The whole old town is built on the slopes. The bustling market is under the mountain. Our house is on the mountain. Every day, eating and shopping are panting. After a few days, I found that the calf is strong. These beautiful buildings in the old city can be visited in a day, and there are good little surprises in the corners, although things are not good.

Explore Morocco in 6 days! This itinerary will take you to the best of Morocco! Check out this guide and explore the charm of Morocco with ease! -------- Morocco is a historic North African country 🌍 with the stunning Atlas Mountains 🏔️ and the Sahara Desert 🏜️. The unique customs and hospitable people 🥰 make the traditional festivals like the Bride Festival even more lively! 🎉 -------- 🌍 Itinerary: DAY 1: Hassan Tower - Mausoleum of Mohammed V Visit Hassan Tower to feel the weight of history, then visit the Mausoleum of Mohammed V to experience the grandeur of the Moroccan royal family. DAY 2: Caves of Hercules - Cape Spartel - Tangier Castle - Chefchaouen On the second day, visit the magical Caves of Hercules, then head to the picturesque Cape Spartel, then visit the historic Tangier Castle, and finally arrive at Chefchaouen, known as the Blue Pearl. DAY 3: Volubilis - Bab Bou Jeloud - Fes Medina - Chouara Tannery - Bou Inania Madrasa - Royal Palace of Fez On the third day, visit the ancient city of Volubilis, pass through the ancient Bab Bou Jeloud, and explore the unique charm of Fes Medina. Then visit the famous Chouara Tannery, Bou Inania Madrasa, and the magnificent Royal Palace of Fez. DAY 4: Ifrane - Ziz Valley - Sahara Desert On the fourth day, head to the beautiful Ifrane, cross the spectacular Ziz Valley, and finally arrive at the mysterious Sahara Desert to experience the fun of desert camping. DAY 5: Todra Gorge - Valley of Roses - Atlas Studios On the fifth day, continue the adventure and visit the wonders of Todra Gorge, admire the beauty of the Valley of Roses, and finally visit Atlas Studios to experience Morocco's film culture. DAY 6: Ait Benhaddou - Bahia Palace - Majorelle Garden - Jemaa el-Fnaa On the last day, visit the famous Ait Benhaddou, explore the exquisite Bahia Palace, stroll through the fragrant Majorelle Garden, and finally arrive at the lively Jemaa el-Fnaa to experience the local life of Morocco. -------- 🧳 Travel Checklist: Must-have items for a trip to Morocco 📞 A SIM card is a must for easy contact and internet access. 🔌 Don't forget the plug adapter, as Moroccan sockets may be different. 🪪 Bring all your documents. Although visa-free, you should always have your passport with you. 👗 If you go to Morocco in December, bring some warm coats and long pants. 🔋 Chargers and power banks to keep your devices charged. 🎩 Hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen, as Morocco is sunny, so you need to protect yourself from the sun! -------- Morocco is a charming and mysterious country waiting for you to explore more unknown beauty! 🌟

New Year, New Choice! 13-day tour of Tunisia and more, experience exotic customs, and start your romantic winter journey! / Tunisia, the pearl of North Africa🌟, the ancient city of Carthage witnesses a thousand years of glory. Multi-country tour, enjoy the Mediterranean style and desert beauty🏜️, feel the exotic culture and history, and it will definitely open your eyes!👀 / 🏃Route Suggestions D1-D2: Arrive in Casablanca, visit Mohammed V Square, Hassan II Temple, walk along Miami Seaside Avenue, then head to Marrakech, visit Koutoubia Temple, and Badi Palace. D3-D4: From Marrakech to Rabat, visit the Marollelle Garden, then head to Fez, and visit the Rabat Palace, and Oudaya Castle along the way. D5-D7: Depart from Fez, pass through Chefchaouen and Tetouan, and arrive in Tangier. You can visit the leather dyeing workshop in Fez along the way, and finally arrive in Casablanca. D8-D9: Fly to Tunisia, visit the old city of Hammamet, and the Aglabit Reservoir, then head to Tozeur. D10-D11: Depart from Tozeur, pass through Douz, go deep into Chebika, visit the filming location of "Star Wars", and finally arrive in Sousse. D12: From Sousse to Tunis, visit El Gantaoui Port, the ruins of the ancient city of Carthage, and finally arrive in the blue and white town. D13: Visit the old city of Tunis, end the trip, and enjoy the exclusive driver service. / Must-See Attractions: Marollelle Garden ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Rue Yves Saint Laurent, Marrakesh 40090 Opening Hours: 08:00-18:30 Duration: 1-3 hours YSL Color Garden, walk among them, rare plants surround the blue villa, as if in a fairyland. Chefchaouen ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Morocco Opening Hours: All day Duration: 1-2 days There are many blue houses here, and the paths are covered by various shops. Walking in the blue world, you can feel the unique charm of Morocco. Djemaa el-Fna ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Marrakesh 40000 Morocco Opening Hours: 10:30-00:00 Duration: 1-2 hours The night market square is getting more and more lively, with bright lights and loud voices, feel the nightlife in Morocco. Caves of Hercules ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Terrasse Slouquia, Tangier Opening Hours: 10:00-18:00 Duration: 15-30 minutes Here, you can enjoy the magnificent scenery of the sunrise and sunset of the sea, and feel the magic of nature. / Travel Tips: 1. 🎁Specialty Price: Tunisian soft-seed pomegranates and other specialties are affordable and suitable as souvenirs~ 2. 📒Visa Information: Multi-country tours require a visa in advance to ensure a worry-free trip and enjoy exotic customs! 3. ✈️Airport Transportation: After arriving at Tunis Airport, the bus is a convenient and affordable choice to easily go to the city! 4. 💵Exchange Rate: The exchange rate between the Tunisian dinar and the RMB is stable, and local consumption is more assured! / 🌟Tunisia and other multi-country tours, non-stop travel, one journey, multiple experiences, come and start your dream journey!

New Year Trip! 13-day trip to Tunisia and more! Experience exotic cultures and start a new year of exciting journeys! Check out this guide for all the tips you need! -------- Itinerary: Day 1: 🛫 Meet at Beijing Airport and get ready to go! Day 2-3: 🌍 Fly over Dubai and arrive in Tunisia! Visit ancient city ruins, temples, and cultural relics such as the Colosseum. Day 4: 🚩 Head to Sousse, explore the blue and white town and museum, and experience the cultural charm of Tunisia. Day 5-6: 🎈 Head to Casablanca and Marrakech, experience a carriage tour, and visit the filming locations of Moroccan movies. Day 7-8: 🐫 Ride a camel through the Merzouga Desert, then head to the ski resort of Ifrane and enjoy the fun of ice and snow. Day 9: 🏰 Visit the ancient city of Fez and experience the historical heritage of Morocco. Day 10: 🌈 Visit Chefchaouen and Tangier, visit the Cave of Hercules and the lighthouse, and enjoy the natural and cultural scenery of Morocco. Day 11: 🎉 Pass through the town of Asilah, arrive in Casablanca, and enjoy the grandeur of the royal palace and temples. Day 12: 🛬 Return to Dubai and experience the charm of modern temples and seaside boulevards. Day 13: 🏠 Arrive in Beijing, end the pleasant journey, and go home! -------- Must-see attractions: ✨ Jardin Majorelle: Enter the YSL color garden and experience the perfect blend of exotic plants and blue villas. 💙 Chefchaouen: Stroll through the alleys lined with blue houses and explore the exotic atmosphere covered by shops. 🔥 Jemaa el-Fnaa: A bustling market not to be missed, the night is even more exciting, experience the prosperity of local life. 🌅 Cave of Hercules: Enjoy the magnificent view of the sunrise and sunset over the sea, and feel the tranquility and shock of nature. -------- Travel tips: December climate: Tunisia has a mild climate in December, suitable for travel during the day, and slightly cooler at night, remember to bring a warm coat. 🧥 Airport transportation: Tunisia Airport has convenient transportation, taxis are convenient to and from the city, and the cost is affordable. 🚕 Visa information: Multi-country travel requires a visa in advance to ensure a smooth trip, don't forget to prepare the required materials. 📝 Currency exchange: Exchange local currency in advance to avoid unnecessary trouble and enjoy a relaxing trip. 💶 Local customs: Respect local customs and culture, better integrate into local life, and experience different customs. 🕌 Safety precautions: Keep your personal belongings safe, pay attention to personal safety, and make your trip more secure and enjoyable. 🔒 -------- The multi-country trip is over, I hope you can also take full of memories and embark on your next journey! 🎈🌍

North Africa Morocco Tunisia Tour (6) North Africa Corner - Tangier Tangier - Tetouan December 14, 2024 Cloudy, 11-19°C. Tangier is an ancient city and seaport in northern Morocco, the largest tourist center in the country, and the second largest city in terms of economy. Tangier is a historic ancient city, built by the Phoenicians in the 6th century BC, and is one of the oldest cities in the world. Tangier is located at the mouth of Tangier Bay in the Strait of Gibraltar, only 11-15 kilometers from the European continent, and is known as the closest city in Morocco to Europe. It is located on the southern shore of the Strait of Gibraltar, guarding the throat of the Mediterranean Sea to the Atlantic Ocean, and its strategic position is very important, and it has always been a place of contention for military strategists. In modern times, it became an "international condominium" of the European and American powers until the country gained independence in 1956. Tangier has a pleasant climate all year round, with endless beaches, making it a resort and is known as the summer capital of Morocco. After breakfast, visit the old town of Tangier (Figure 2), the ancient city walls (Figure 3), and the traditional market. The streets (Figure 4) and buildings (Figure 5) are imprinted with the traces of history, telling visitors about the past and present (Figure 6). The boundary between the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean in Morocco is located at Cape Spartel in Tangier (Figure 7). On the cliffs there are two wooden signs, marked in Arabic and French, indicating the direction of the "Atlantic Ocean" and the "Mediterranean Sea" (Figure 8). On a clear day, you can see the islands controlled by Spain. Not far from here is the famous geographical landmark, the Spartel Lighthouse (Figure 9). "The Cave of Africa" (Figure 1). On the Atlantic coast not far from Tangier, there is a strange cave, known locally as the "Cave of Hercules" or "Cave of Africa". The cave is not large, but what is amazing is that the entrance to the cave is actually similar to a map of Africa, even including the island of Madagascar. It was formed naturally by the waves hitting the rocks over the centuries and has become a natural attraction in Tangier. Tangier is the northernmost point of the Moroccan leg of the trip, and will then turn south to visit the fifth stop - Tetouan.

# Sign up for hotel trial sleepers in December Tangier, a port city in northern Morocco, is located at the intersection of the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlas Mountains. It has a unique geographical location and charming natural scenery. It is not as simple and deep as Fez, nor as lively and noisy as Marrakech. Tangier is more like a woman with a changeable personality, sometimes passionate and unrestrained, sometimes gentle and quiet. It attracts countless people with its unique charm. Traveler. My trip to Tangier was a journey about encounters and farewells, an intimate contact with the Mediterranean, and a soul-stirring experience. The moment I arrived in Tangier, I was attracted by its blue waters and bright sunshine. The sea breeze caressed my face, bringing a fresh salty smell. The air was filled with the smell of sea water and a light fishy smell, a free and unrestrained smell. The port of Tangier is bustling with activity, with various ships shuttling back and forth, fishermen busy harvesting their catch, and seagulls circling in the sky with their cries one after another, creating a lively scene. I walked along the port, admiring it all and feeling the energy and charm of Tangier. Tangier's urban architecture combines European and Arabic styles and is unique. The white houses, blue roofs, and red tiles look particularly beautiful under the sunlight. I strolled through the streets of Tangier, admiring these beautiful buildings and feeling the history and culture of Tangier. The ancient city walls silently tell the history of Tangier, while the modern buildings show the vitality and progress of Tangier. This blend of old and new is Tangier’s unique charm. Tangier's Medina, although not as grand as Fes, is also unique. The streets here, although narrow and winding, are cleaner and tidier. I walked through the streets of the Medina, admiring the dazzling array of products and feeling the excitement and vitality of the Medina. The vendors here are not as aggressive as in Fes. They are more gentle and friendly. They will greet you cordially and introduce their products to you. I bought some local handicrafts as a souvenir of the trip. The beaches of Tangier are one of the most beautiful attractions in Tangier. The beaches here have fine sand, clear water and plenty of sunshine. I lay on the beach, feeling the warmth of the sun, listening to the sound of the waves, and feeling the gentle breeze. This is an indescribable enjoyment, an enjoyment that makes people feel physically and mentally comfortable. I also walked on the beach, admiring the beautiful sea view, and feeling the romance and poetry of Tangier. When the sun sets, the sky is dyed golden red, and the waves on the sea are sparkling, which is breathtakingly beautiful. This is the most beautiful moment in Tangier and one of the most unforgettable moments of my trip. In Tangier, I also visited many other attractions, such as the Kasbah of Tangier, the lighthouse of Tangier, etc. These scenic spots all show the history and culture of Tangier, as well as the charm and vitality of Tangier. The Casbah is an ancient castle that silently witnesses the history of Tangier. Standing on the city wall of Kasbah, you can overlook the entire Tangier and enjoy the beautiful sea view and city scenery of Tangier. The lighthouse of Tangier is a modern building that guides the direction of ships and symbolizes the progress and development of Tangier. In Tangier, I also tasted many local specialties. The seafood here is fresh, delicious and affordable. I ordered a piece of grilled fish and savored it carefully, feeling the deliciousness and deliciousness of the grilled fish. In Tangier, I also tasted many other local specialties, such as couscous, tagine, etc., and I was pleasantly surprised by each one. The food in Tangier is not only a taste enjoyment, but also a part of the cultural experience. In Tangier, I also met some local people who were hospitable and helpful, which made me feel the friendliness and kindness of Moroccans. They introduced me to the history and culture of Tangier, and also recommended some attractions and food worth visiting. In the process of communicating with them, I felt a kind of warmth and kindness, which was also a major gain from my trip. Their enthusiasm and kindness made me feel the friendliness and kindness of the Tangier people. The night in Tangier also has a unique flavor. As night falls, the city lights are bright, and the streets are bustling with people coming and going. I sat in an outdoor cafe, sipping Moroccan mint tea and admiring the night view of Tangier. Tangier at night is even more mysterious and charming. It is like a mysterious woman, showing her unique charm in the night. This is an indescribable beauty, a beauty that makes people ecstatic. In Tangier, I also discovered some hidden treasures, such as some small and exquisite shops, some artistic cafes, and some quiet and beautiful alleys. Although these places are not as famous as the beaches, they better reflect the authenticity and charm of Tangier. In these places, I feel a different atmosphere, a quiet and peaceful atmosphere, an atmosphere that makes people feel comfortable and comfortable. These places are also a big gain from my trip. They allowed me to see another side of Tangier, a more real and warm Tangier. Tangier is a vibrant and charming city. There are beautiful beaches, ancient city walls, a lively medina, delicious food, and hospitable people. In Tangier, I felt the romance of the Mediterranean and the charm of Moroccan culture. Tangier is a city worth savoring, it will make you feel the vitality and beauty of life. I fell in love with this city, its beauty, its culture, and its warmth. I firmly believe that I will come back here again and experience the charm of this city again. Goodbye, Tangier! The moment I left Tangier, I looked back at this beautiful city with a feeling of reluctance. Tangier is like a close friend. It brings me many beautiful memories and many profound insights. I will always remember this journey, my encounter with the Mediterranean, and my farewell to Tangier. Goodbye, Tangier! I look forward to meeting you again.

The Cave of Hercules is a famous natural and historical attraction in Tangier, Morocco. It is located at the meeting point of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, offering stunning views. According to legend, it was the resting place of the hero Hercules in Greek mythology, hence the name. The cave is partly naturally formed and partly man-made, with the "African map" shaped entrance on the rock wall being particularly famous. Facing the sea, it is a popular spot for tourists to take photos. The cave combines natural wonders, mythological stories, and historical culture, making it a must-visit destination in Tangier.

Morocco tour is here! A 7-day tour of the highlights of Morocco! A super practical guide, save it now and start your dream trip! -- 🏃Itinerary: DAY 1: ✈️ Departure - Overnight flight, the dream trip to Morocco is about to begin! DAY 2: Marrakech hot air balloon tour - Visit the Yves Saint Laurent Museum - Stroll through the Jardin Majorelle - Visit the El Badi Palace and Bahia Palace - Free time at Jemaa el-Fnaa Square in the evening DAY 3: Essaouira Old Town tour - Enjoy time at Essaouira Beach - Explore the Essaouira Fortress and Fishing Port - Climb the castle battery to enjoy the view DAY 4: Visit Mohammed V Square - Stroll through Hassan II Square - Explore the old town of Casablanca - Visit the Casablanca Cathedral - Relax on Miami Beach Avenue - Experience the atmosphere of the Casablanca International Marathon DAY 5: Visit the Royal Palace of Rabat - Pay tribute to the Mausoleum of Mohammed V - Climb the Hassan Tower for a panoramic view - Historical tour of the old town of Asilah DAY 6: Explore the wonders of the Cave of Hercules - Enjoy the scenery at Cape Spartel - Learn about history at the American Legation Museum - Stroll through the old town of Tangier DAY 7: Free time in Casablanca - 🚘 Private transfer to the airport, end of a wonderful trip to Morocco, and return home! -- Travel essentials: Morocco travel checklist is here🧳! 📞 Prepare a SIM card, so you can surf the Internet and contact others easily. 🔌 A plug adapter is a must-have, and you need to know the type of socket in Morocco. 🪪 Don't forget your documents, a passport is enough for visa-free travel. 👗 Dress for the season, bring warm clothes if you go in December. 🔋 Chargers and power banks, keep your devices fully charged. 💊 Bring some common medicines, just in case. 🕶️ Sunscreen is also important, as Morocco is very sunny. -- Morocco, a charming country, is waiting for you to explore every mysterious corner and experience a different exotic atmosphere!

13-day in-depth tour of Morocco and other countries, crossing a thousand years of mystery and romance, a dream trip you can't miss! -------------------- 🛣️ Itinerary: DAY 1-2: Depart from Shanghai, transit to Casablanca. Visit Hassan II Mosque, Rick's Cafe, and stroll along Miami Beach. DAY 3-4: Head to Meknes and Fez, explore Bab Mansour Gate and the old city of Fez, and taste the specialty dish of veal with prunes. Then head to the charming Chefchaouen. DAY 5-6: Pass through Tetouan and arrive in Tangier, visit Tangier Castle and enjoy Spanish seafood rice. Return to Casablanca and visit the Mosque of the Exiles and other attractions. DAY 7-8: Fly to Tunis, visit the blue and white town and taste mint tea. Then head to Hammamet, Kairouan, and Tozeur to visit historical sites such as the Mosque of Uqba. DAY 9-10: Head to Chott el Jerid and Douz, experience a 4X4 off-road adventure, and ride a North African dromedary camel. Continue to Matmata, El Jem, and Sousse to visit the El Jem Amphitheater. DAY 11-13: Visit the Medina of Sousse and Carthage, then return to Tunis. Transit back to Shanghai. -------------------- Must-see attractions: ✨ Chefchaouen: Step into a blue dream world, where the houses seem to be dyed blue by magic, and the streets are lined with shops waiting to be explored. 🌊 Miami Beach: Feel the sea breeze, this is a great place to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Casablanca, every step is a beautiful picture. 🏰 Sidi Bou Said: This dazzling pearl on the Mediterranean coast, with its white houses and blue windows, is like stepping into a romantic fairy tale world. 🕌 Medina of Tunis: Travel through a thousand years of history, where the rich Arab style is preserved, and the ancient buildings are scattered, every step is like stepping into a fairyland. -------------------- 🎒 Travel essentials: A guide to packing light for a multi-country trip to Morocco and other countries 📘 Documents: A passport is a must for traveling abroad, so be sure to bring it with you. You can also bring a few passport photos just in case. 🔌 Electronics: Don't forget the European plug adapter and charging cable, as well as a power bank, to ensure you have power at all times. 👗 Clothing: Considering that the temperature in Morocco in December is moderate but cool in the morning and evening, bring a few warm jackets and long pants, as well as comfortable shoes. 💊 Medicine: Bring common medicines such as stomach medicine, cold medicine, and band-aids just in case. 🎧 Entertainment: On long flights or trips, headphones are a great way to pass the time, you can listen to music or watch movies. 💰 Finance: Bring some cash and credit cards, although Morocco and other countries are visa-free, shopping is still very convenient. -------------------- Travel to Morocco and other countries, enjoy exotic customs, and make your travel stories more colorful! 🌍✨ Don't forget to follow me for more travel tips!

Morocco Tour: Six carefully selected routes to take you through this mysterious country! Don't miss out on this super practical guide! / 🏃 Route Overview: DAY 1: Marrakech -> Hotel Check-in Arrive in Marrakech and head to the hotel to rest and recharge for the upcoming journey. DAY 2: Ait Benhaddou Spend the whole day exploring Ait Benhaddou and experience the ancient charm of Morocco. DAY 3: Sahara Desert Set off for the Sahara Desert and embark on a desert adventure. DAY 4: Sahara Desert Continue your adventure in the Sahara Desert and experience the unique charm of desert life. DAY 5: Chefchaouen -> Chefchaouen Stroll through the blue town of Chefchaouen and feel the romantic atmosphere of Morocco. DAY 6: Tangier Old Town On the last day, visit Tangier Old Town and end your wonderful journey in Morocco. / Must-Visit Attractions: 🏜️ Sahara Desert: This is the ideal starting point for exploring the mysterious Sahara and experiencing the vastness and magnificence of the desert. 💙 Chefchaouen: Stroll through the blue town, where charming blue houses and quaint shops in the alleys await. 🏠 Ait Benhaddou: An ancient red village with houses closely connected to the earthen walls, as if traveling through time. 🌃 Tangier Old Town: A bustling scene reminiscent of "One Thousand and One Nights," with an added touch of mystery at night. / 🧳 Travel Preparation: Morocco Travel Essentials 🆔 Documents: Passport, translated driver's license, visa-free entry is super convenient! 👗 Clothing: Lightweight long dresses, thin jackets, sun protection, and windproof. 🔌 Electronics: European standard plug adapters are essential, don't forget chargers. 💊 Medicine: Cold medicine, anti-diarrhea medicine, just in case. 🕶️ Sun Protection: Sunglasses, sunscreen, the Moroccan sun is very bright. 💰 Currency and Payment: A small amount of cash, most places accept cards. / Morocco, a country full of mystery and romance, is waiting for you to explore! ✨ Remember to follow me, and I'll take you to every corner of Morocco~

A 13-day tour of Morocco and other countries, full of surprises, is an experience you can't miss! Check out the detailed guide and discover more exciting things! / This time, let's go to Morocco and other countries 🌍! Don't underestimate Morocco 🇲🇦, its history is as fascinating as the elegant Marrakech Palace 🕌; and the scenery is as beautiful as the Sahara Desert 🏜️, as magnificent as a Moroccan girl in a loose robe with a smile. This journey will be an unforgettable experience for you 🏞️! / 🚀 Itinerary: D1: Departure, arrive in Istanbul, enjoy the beauty of the fusion of Eastern and Western cultures. D2-D5: 🎈 Istanbul - Tozeur: via Tunis, Hammamet, Kairouan, enjoy the unique charm of North Africa. D5-D6: 🚎 Tozeur - Casablanca: via Douz, Matmata, El Jem, Sousse, experience the classical and modern Tunisia. D7-D9: 🌞 Casablanca - Fez: via Asilah, Tangier, Tetouan, Chefchaouen, Meknes, immerse yourself in the Arab style. D10-D11: 🕌 Rabat - Marrakech: explore two imperial cities and enjoy the scenery of Morocco. D12-D13: ✈️ Marrakech - Guangzhou: end the trip to Morocco, return to Istanbul, and then return to Guangzhou. / Attractions: 🌸 Majorelle Garden: YSL Color Garden, exotic plants surround the blue villa. It is like being in a fairy tale world. 🎪 Jemaa el-Fnaa: The market square gets busier at night. 🌌 At night, everything looks neon. 🏙 Chefchaouen: Blue houses are everywhere, and the paths are covered with shops. 💙 Full of romance and a little mystery. 🏞 Cave of Hercules: Enjoy the magnificent view of the sunrise and sunset over the sea. 🌅 Here, you can indulge in the beauty of nature. 👣 Miami Beach Avenue: A beautiful scenic road in Casablanca. 🌊 Enjoy a quiet moment by the sea. / Notes: 🥘 Food: Don't miss the lamb kebabs and mussel risotto in Morocco, they are unique and fresh. If you are a foodie, this place will satisfy you. 🍽️ ⏱️ Time difference: Morocco is 8 hours behind China, so adjust your schedule in advance to avoid jet lag. ⏰ 💰 Foreign exchange: The currency of Morocco is the Moroccan dirham, and the exchange rate fluctuates greatly. Currently, 1 RMB is about 1.3 Moroccan dirhams, so it is safe to bring some RMB cash, but you can also use a credit card, which is convenient and easy to tip. 💳 🛍️ Specialty prices: Handmade Moroccan ceramics and carpets are worth buying. Buy from a fair trade store to ensure you get a high-quality product. A small bowl costs about RMB 100, and a carpet costs about RMB 300. 🎁 / With anticipation, take this guide and explore the culture and scenery of Morocco and other countries. Follow me and let's continue our journey!

In less than two days in Rabat, we rushed to Tangier and traveled to the Signpost of Atlantic and Mediterranean - the dividing point between the Mediterranean and the Atlantic. The Atlantic Ocean on the left, the Mediterranean Sea on the right, and the Strait of Gibraltar in front. Yes, you stand at the crossroads of the world, even though everything is pale and lonely as the sea. Morocco Tangier african cave cape spartel lighthouse

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Visa and Entry Morocco offers visa-free entry to travelers holding mainland Chinese passports for up to 90 days. Climate and Best Time to Visit The climate is mainly Mediterranean, with cool summers and warm winters, making it suitable for travel all year round. The best time to visit is from mid-January to May and September to October, when the temperature is moderate, avoiding the hot summer and cold winter. Recommended Attractions • Casablanca: The largest city, with attractions such as Hassan II Mosque, Mohammed V Square, and the Corniche. • Marrakech: With attractions such as the Medina of Marrakech, Koutoubia Mosque, Bahia Palace, and Jemaa el-Fnaa, it is full of historical charm and exoticism. • Sahara Desert: You can join a camel ride, cross the dunes, and experience the magnificence and mystery of the desert. • Chefchaouen: Known as the "Blue Town," it is famous for its unique blue buildings, and you can stroll through it to feel the dreamy atmosphere. • Fez: One of the oldest imperial cities, with the world's oldest university, the University of Al Quaraouiyine, and a maze of alleys in the old city. • Tangier: A port city with attractions such as the Caves of Hercules, Kasbah of the Udayas, and Cap Spartel Lighthouse. Recommended Food • Tagine: A slow-cooked clay pot dish, commonly made with chicken, beef, or lamb, paired with vegetables and spices. • Couscous: A traditional staple food made from steamed semolina, paired with vegetables, meat, or fish. • Grilled Lamb Chops: Moroccan grilled lamb chops are usually marinated with special spices and grilled until the skin is golden and crispy, while the inside is tender and juicy. • Mint Tea: A traditional Moroccan drink made with green tea and mint leaves, with a refreshing taste, often served with desserts. Transportation Guide • Airplane: Casablanca is the main air hub, with flights from Europe generally landing in Marrakech, and flights from Asia and America generally landing in Casablanca. • Public Transportation: You can take trains or long-distance buses between cities, and there are buses and taxis for urban transportation, but the roads in the old city of some cities are narrow, so walking is the best way to explore. Travel Tips • The official languages of Morocco are Arabic and French, but English is also widely spoken. • The local power outlets are European standard round hole plugs, so you need to bring a plug adapter and a power bank. • Tipping is common, such as when someone guides you in a tourist attraction or when dining in a restaurant.

Kasbah Museum, a place to learn more about Tangier The Kasbah Museum is located in the old town of Tangier The museum is located at the highest point of the old town of Tangier and can only be reached on foot The museum is not very large, as there is not much history But the museum building is very beautiful Recommended: You can find it by walking through the narrow and bustling streets But it is only open from Tuesday to Sunday, and closed on Monday, so be careful not to go there on Monday The museum retains the old architectural style, and you will feel like you are traveling back in time as soon as you enter The museum has several exhibition halls, displaying various old objects from prehistoric to Roman times Exquisite jewelry, manuscripts, carpets, textiles Especially since it was once the residence of the Portuguese and British governors So you can still feel the luxury The Roman floor mosaics are also very beautiful I also saw some interesting armor, which made me feel like I was in a movie Here you can also experience the traditional Moroccan courtyard style Every beautiful picture you walk through will immerse you in the experience Travel tips: Tickets are required, 20 dirhams! Closed on Monday, open from Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00–19:00

| The medina's ancient streets have a unique charm. In the ancient city of Tangier in northern Morocco With a history of over 2,000 years It still retains many historical and cultural relics. First of all, the climate here is pleasant all year round, and the city is surrounded by mountains and the sea The white coastal lighthouse and colorful traditional houses complement each other The blue sea and sky are dotted with verdant mountains Forming a colorful landscape painting It is also a famous port city, with Spain just across the sea Secondly, the old city of Tangier, the medina, is simply a maze of narrow alleys. Here, spices, honey, and nut pastries are in abundance Dates, silver teapots for mint tea, hand-woven carpets, straw baskets, etc. Vendors display a variety of goods. The sound of horns and shouts, though chaotic, is full of life The old city is now free to enter, and you can wander around and be surprised All the way up to the top of the mountain, the scenery is beautiful At the top of the mountain, the most famous cafe overlooks the entire old city Especially the two art museums in the old city are also worth checking out. Taxi: Taxis are convenient, but you need to prepare cash. A taxi from the old city to the new city costs about 20-30 dirhams (2-3 euros).

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🏨 Nestled along the scenic marina, Barceló Tanger is a gem in Tangier's crown. With its prime location, you're just a stroll away from both the sea's embrace and the city's vibrant heart. 🛏️ Dive into comfort in their spacious, modern rooms offering stunning Mediterranean views. Wake up to a world of clarity with their spotless amenities and drift off to dreamland on their ultra-comfy beds. 🍳 Start your day with a smile at their breakfast buffet where a chef whips up eggs just the way you like. From the friendly staff ready to print your boarding pass at midnight to the delightful dining options, every moment here is sprinkled with thoughtful touches. 💆‍♂️ After a day of exploring, unwind in their well-maintained spa and gym, or splash into relaxation at the pool. The hotel's facilities cater to both leisure and business needs, ensuring a stay that's both productive and pleasurable. 📍Discover the charm of Tangier from Barceló Tanger at 43 Ave Mohammed VI, Tanger-Tetouan-Al Hoceima, 90000, Morocco. #Tangier #TangierHotel #TangierTravel

--- 🏨 Royal Tulip City Center Tanger Rte de Malabata, Tangier, Morocco 🇲🇦 Nestled in the heart of Tangier, this 5-star gem 💎 offers more than just a place to rest your head. From the moment you step in, the Royal Tulip dazzles with its impeccable service – minus the occasional check-in hiccup. 🛎️ 🍽️ Wake up to a buffet breakfast spread that's the talk of the town – fresh, diverse, and utterly delicious. It's the fuel you need to explore Tangier's vibrant streets! 🥐☕ 🔨 Got a problem? Their staff's got solutions! They might not fix your glasses 🤓, but their dedication to guest comfort is clear. The attentive team, especially the assistant floor/reception manager, goes above and beyond to make your stay memorable. 🏅 🏊‍♂️ Dive into luxury with their top-notch facilities, but remember – for airport rides, a local taxi might save you some dirhams. 💸 👑 Whether you're a globetrotter or a weekend warrior, the Royal Tulip City Center Tanger is a slice of paradise in bustling Tangier. 🛏️✨ #Tangier #TangierHotel #TangierTravel