Located 14 km west of Tangier, Cap Spartel, also known as Cap Ampelusium or Cape of Vines, stands over 315 metres above sea level. This renowned cape offers a stunning viewpoint over the Strait of Gibraltar and is steeped in myth and legend. It's where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic

“Perdicaris Park.” Is a 70 hectacre park, once the playground of Perdicaris, boast hundreds of Eucalyptus trees from Australia, introduced in 1919, as well as California, Canary and Coconut palm trees. Here, you’ll also find dragon trees, mimosas, pine trees, Mirbeck’s oaks, weeping willows, and silver poplars. There are many flowers throughout the park as well, including rockrose, different flowering dandelions, madder, tree mallows, and Mediterranean fleabane. This incredibly diverse flora is fed, in part, by the yearly visits of migratory birds that travel from Europe to Africa. A beautiful botanical parc thet we will enjoy before heading to the old medina

Al masjid alkabir or the big mosque of tangier is one of the most beautiful mosques of the city that shows the moroccan designs & architecture, we will not visit it from inside but we will enjoy it's beauty from the outside

The old medina of tangier is one of the best old city in Morocco, especially with it's beautiful architecture & different quarters

One of the most beautiful synagogues of the 17 synagogues of tangier built on 1876 Tangier always been a peaceful international place where all religions are respected

Previously known as 'Dar al Makhzen' or Sultan's Palace this museum takes an important portion of Tangier's Kasbah. The building was the residence of Portuguese governors 'Domus Praefecti' between 1471 and 1661. It became an important castle called 'Upper Castle' and was used by English governors between 1662 and 1684 until they were evicted by the Caïd Ben Abdellah El Hamani. Since then, this monument is the seat of executive power and a symbol of the local authority. The museum houses a collection of artistic, ethnographic and archaeological objects, many of which originate from north Morocco. This museum presents an exhibition of artefacts relating to the Islamic history of Morocco, Built in 1151 of the Muslim era (1782-1783 D.C.) by the pasha Ahmed Ali Rifi on the English Upper Castle and, according to legend, in the very spot where the temple dedicated to Hercules was built . The palace shows the beauty of the Moroccan architecture, with beautiful mosaics & marble from italy.

An old strategic military fortification, devided to 2 parts , the residential area where old moroccan families & famous artists used to leave , & a military base We will enjoy the clear narrow streets before heading down to the market & old medina