A city of northern Morocco with a population of 669,680 (2004 census). It lies on the North African coast at the western entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic Ocean off Cape Spartel.

The fascinating town of Tangier with it's traditional souks, Moroccan cuisine and sights straight out of a picture postcard, a perfect holiday destination. Tangier, also known as the White City which revolves around its brilliant import and export port, where the Mediterranean and Atlantic Ocean meets.

Tangier is the second industrial center of Morocco after Casablanca.

Tangier economy relies heavily on tourism. Seaside resorts have been increasing with projects funded by foreign investments. Real estate and construction companies have been investing heavily in touristic infrastructures

Things to See & Do

Beaches

The beaches are long and wide in Tangier. There are camel rides available alng the beaches, windsurfing and football . There are a number of bars to choose from along the beach side.

Place de France

Place de France is a small French-looking square right in the middle of the Ville Nouvelle with many friendly, inviting street cafè's.

The Grand Socco Market

Street cafe's and city life. The market sells everything from arts and crafts, fruit and vegetables to plain old junk.

The Mendoubia Gardens
This garden contains a fascinating banyan tree that's over 800 years old.

The Caves of Hercules

Situated 14km west of Tangier in the Cap Spartel area. It is a place of great beauty and archeological significance.

Cuisine & Nightlife
Tangier's nightlife is not really something to get excited about, although there are a few good bars and disco's close to the sea front. Ville Nouvelle is the place for exciting food.