Arrive in Tangier and be picked up by your tour guide. Start your day by visiting Cap Spartel, a stunning cape that offers panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.

Explore the nearby Hercules Caves, a natural cave system with impressive rock formations. Depart for Volubilis

Once you arrive, you'll have the opportunity to ride a camel and explore the sandy beaches and picturesque coastline

The Musee Kasbah is a must-see destination for travelers visiting Tangier, Morocco. Located in the heart of the city's historic Kasbah district, the museum is housed in a beautiful 17th-century palace that showcases the rich cultural and artistic heritage of the region. Travelers who book this experience will have the opportunity to explore the museum's impressive collection of artifacts, including traditional Moroccan textiles, ceramics, jewelry, and musical instruments. The exhibits offer a fascinating glimpse into the daily life, traditions, and customs of the people who have lived in the region for centuries.

An old medina walking tour in Tangier, Morocco includes a visit to the Socco and Basar markets, where you can sample traditional Moroccan street food. You'll also explore the charming cafes and restaurants that line the old medina's winding streets. The tour takes you to the American Legation Museum, which showcases the cultural ties between Morocco and the United States. You can also visit the peaceful Mandubia Gardens and the Gavril Memorial, which honors soldiers who fought for Morocco's independence. Overall, this tour offers a great way to explore Tangier's rich culture and history, from bustling markets and charming cafes to peaceful gardens and powerful memorials.

During the tour of the Medina, you'll make a stop at this historical square which is commonly known as Grand Socco and that divides the Medina from the Ville Nouvelle area of Tangier. It is one of the places that hosted Kaiser Wilhelm lI of Germany when he visited Tangiers on 3 March 1905. The stopover worsened tension between the Germans and the French and that, among other events, ultimately led to World War I. It's also the location where King Mohamed V delivered his speech and the symbol of his arrival to the city on April 9, 1947, when Tangiers was under international domination.

During the tour inside the walls of the Medina, you'll make a stop at this historical square which is locally known as Souk Dakhel. It was once home to many notable and extremely significant writers like Paul Bowles, Jean Genet, Tennessee Williams, and Mohamed Choukri. Today the facades of its Hispano-Moorish buildings are freshly painted, tourists abound and it's a wonderful square for people-watching over a mint tea.