Exclusive Tangier Tour from Gibraltar with Camel Ride and Lunch

A smooth drive from Gibraltar with a comfortable car or minivan ride, passing by the beautiful panoramic view over the medtranian sea arriving at Tarifa to catch the express ferry to Tangier.

Cross the Strait of Gibraltar on an express ferry, with a journey lasting between 45 minutes to 1 hour. Upon arrival, our driver and tour guide will be waiting for you at the port, holding a sign with your name for easy identification.

From this spot, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the sea and even catch a glimpse of Spain from the African coastline.

Known for its elegant architecture and breathtaking sea views, this exclusive area played a significant role during Tangier’s international era, home to diplomats and international elites.

It is the former British colony known for its exclusive palaces of different Arab kings, presidents, artists and celebrities.

Rmilat Park, often referred to as the "lungs of Tangier," spans over 55 hectares of lush forest. It is also home to the famous Villa Ion Perdicaris, named after the wealthy American who was kidnapped along with his stepson, Cromwell Varley, on May 18, 1904, by Mulai Ahmed Raisuli in what became known as the Perdicaris Incident. The park offers stunning views of the coastline, blending natural beauty with historical significance.

The Spartel Lighthouse is not only a key point for international maritime trade, marking the closest point in Africa to Europe, but also a site where history and myth blend in the minds of generations. This national heritage site holds inscriptions on its walls that tell the story of Morocco’s relations with colonial powers, as well as the evolution of maritime trade and navigation.

and the other to the sea, famously shaped like the "Map of Africa." Believed to be partly man-made by Phoenicians and Berber stonecutters, the caves are rich in history and mythology. According to legend, this is where Heracles rested after completing one of his famous labors, symbolizing the meeting point of myth and history.

Its historic streets and architecture offer a glimpse into Tangier's rich past and culture.

Known for his extensive journeys across Africa, Asia, and Europe in the 14th century, Ibn Battuta is celebrated as one of history’s greatest travelers. His tomb is a simple but important site in Tangier, honoring his legacy.

It features artifacts from Morocco’s history, including ancient pottery, crafts, and exhibits on cultural exchanges, along with beautiful gardens and architecture.

se local shops, visit spots where famous movies were filmed, and take in the city's rich history and culture.

t was the first American public property outside the U.S. This museum showcases the long-standing relationship between the U.S. and Morocco, with exhibits on Moroccan art, culture, and diplomacy. It’s also known for its unique architecture and peaceful courtyards, making it a fascinating spot to explore.

This beautifully restored synagogue offers a glimpse into the once-thriving Jewish community of Tangier and showcases traditional Jewish architecture and religious artifacts. It serves as a symbol of the city’s diverse cultural and religious history.

Cross the Strait of Gibraltar on an express ferry, with a journey lasting between 45 minutes to 1 hour

panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea, arriving in Gibraltar with ease.