2025 Tangier-Assilah Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

"Impression of Morocco" Casablanca The street view is very similar to the older neighborhoods of Paris, as if you are in romantic Europe 1 Essaouira Skala Fort is the filming location of "Game of Thrones". It is recommended to go to the beach to see the sunset known as "the best in Morocco"~ Marrakech A rose-colored city, where you can see snake charmers, fire-breathing people, and bards at night, as if you have traveled into "One Thousand and One Nights" Sahara Desert Go to the world's largest desert, ride a camel on the sand sea to chase the sunset, stay in a tent for a night and look up at the stars Chefchaouen A very famous blue city photo-taking holy place! Every photo seems to have its own filter effect~ All-star accommodation Tangier--Hilton Al Houra Resort & Spa Excellent location, Tangier Shopping Center nearby, just a few steps away from attractions such as Hercules Cave and Hercules Cave Merzouga--Falling into the vast stars of the Sahara Staying overnight in the desert, lying on the sand dunes and looking up at the Milky Way, a glass of wine, talking about life, and waiting until dawn to watch the sunrise in the Sahara First experience of Riad--Living in a dream of the Thousand and One Nights Medieval style Riad, occasionally sunbathing, eating fruit, listening to music, daydreaming...just thinking about it is very comfortable Casablanca--Looking at the Hassan II Mosque from the top floor, there is a shopping center outside, and you can also enjoy the city view of Casablanca from the top floor, with an unobstructed panoramic view of the Atlantic Ocean

Beautiful sunset in the north of Morocco

On a recent 3 day trip to Morocco I took a tour to some of the most popular tourist hotspots around Tangier and stopped off for an hour at Cap Spartel. Located 14 km west of Tangier, Cap Spartel , also known as Cap Ampelusium or Cape of Vines, stands over 315 meters above sea level at the entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar,this renowned cape offers a stunning viewpoint dominating the junction where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea. Cap Spartel withstands the relentless force of the seas, symbolising Morocco’s dignified resilience, and is steeped in myth and legend. It is the northwesternmost point of the African continent and below the cape are the Caves of Hercules. Home to Morocco’s oldest lighthouse, the Cap Spartel Promontory features this over 150 year old beacon. The Lighthouse, firmly anchored to the rocks with a tower stretching skyward, stands 25 meters tall from the ground and 95 meters above sea level, serving as a steadfast guardian against the elements. You can climb the spiral staircase and delve into the sites history, from its inception to the present day. At the summit, you can enjoy a breathtaking 360-degree view of the surroundings and observe cargo ships navigating the Strait of Gibraltar. I had a very brief but nice time here and if you don’t want to pay the entrance fee into Cap Spartel Park and Lighthouse , there is also a nice restaurant and gift shop, I did the latter, as i only had an hour being on an organised tour, it’s worth more time and I would definitely like to visit again and have a full day there to explore. Opening times- Monday-Sunday 8.30AM-11.30PM Admission for foreign visitors to the Museum, Park and Lighthouse is 50 Dirham (about £4.00) (€5.40)

Tangier, a city where Europe and Africa come together, has a unique charm that blends history, culture, and breathtaking coastal views. Spending a day here was an unforgettable experience, from exploring the Medina to standing at the meeting point of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. Lunch in the Medina I started my day wandering through Tangier’s Medina, a maze of narrow streets filled with vibrant markets, historic buildings, and hidden cafés. For lunch, I found a cozy spot serving traditional Moroccan dishes—a hearty tagine with fresh bread, followed by a glass of refreshing mint tea. Sitting in the heart of the old city, watching the world go by, was the perfect way to soak in Tangier’s atmosphere. Hercules Cave – A Legendary Spot After lunch, I headed to the famous Hercules Cave, a site steeped in mythology. Legend says that Hercules rested here after completing his 12 labors, and the cave’s opening, shaped like the African continent, makes it even more special. Standing inside, with the waves crashing against the rocks, I felt the deep connection between nature and history. Signpost of the Atlantic and Mediterranean One of the highlights of my trip was visiting the exact point where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea. There’s a signpost marking the spot, a simple yet powerful reminder of Tangier’s strategic location. Standing there, with the two seas blending into each other, was a surreal experience. Cap Spartel – A View Like No Other To end the day, I made my way to Cap Spartel, a stunning lighthouse perched on a cliff overlooking the Atlantic. The view was breathtaking—endless blue waters stretching into the horizon, with the golden light of the setting sun making it even more magical. Final Thoughts Tangier is a city of contrasts—where ancient traditions meet modern influences, and where two seas embrace. Whether you’re exploring its historic Medina, diving into legends at Hercules Cave, or standing at the edge of Africa at Cap Spartel, every moment here feels like a journey through time. #morocco #beachlife #travel

Cape Spartel is a landmark on the southern shore of the Strait of Gibraltar. It is located on the Cape Spartel Peninsula in Morocco and is the dividing point between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. Cape Spartel is not only an important geographical landmark, but also has important strategic significance in history, as it controls the sea route from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic Ocean. The Cape Spartel Peninsula itself is also a tourist destination with rich natural landscapes and historical sites. Visitors can enjoy the magnificent coastline, visit ancient castles and historical sites, and experience unique culture and scenery. There is a beautiful lighthouse here, also known as the Cape Spartel Lighthouse, located at the entrance of the Strait of Gibraltar, 12 km west of Tangier. This is the western point of the northern end of the African continent. The lighthouse faces the vast ocean, and its tall tower is clearly visible from a distance. At night, the lights on the top of the tower are bright, and passing ships adjust their course accordingly. Visitors always take photos with the lighthouse as the background. Standing here, you can basically identify the Atlantic Ocean to the west and the Mediterranean Sea to the east. In clear weather, you may even see Spain from the top of the tower. The lighthouse is open to the public, and the souvenir stalls under the tower and the nearby coffee bar also attract visitors to stay for a while. ⏳Visiting time: Tickets are required for admission, priced at MAD 50, and the visiting time is 30 minutes to 1 hour.

--- Nestled on the scenic route of Tangier-Asilah, the Hilton Tangier Al Houara Resort & Spa is a haven that promises an escape from the hustle and bustle. 🏖️ With its prestigious address at Km 19.8, National Route 1, this Moroccan gem offers more than just a comfortable stay. Here's the scoop on what makes this place a must-visit: - **Location, Location, Location**: Positioned perfectly for those looking to soak up sun and culture, you're smack dab between the historical allure of Tangier and the charming coastal vibes of Asilah. 🗺️ - **Scenic Serenity**: Wake up to breathtaking views that are a feast for the eyes. Whether it's the rolling waves or the lush landscapes, each snapshot is postcard-worthy. 📸 - **Service with a Smile**: While there might be a hiccup or two at the front desk, the friendly staff goes the extra mile to ensure your stay is top-notch. Plus, the hotel's cleanliness and amenities are the talk of the town! 🌟 Whether you're lounging in a swanky suite or enjoying the spa, the Hilton Tangier Al Houara is your ticket to a memorable Moroccan retreat. 🛀 #Tangier #TangierHotel #TangierTravel

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