Tangier

Nature

Cape Spartel

A headland 12 km west of Tangier, marking the entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar and the northwesternmost point of the African continent. Here the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic, and visitors can explore both the lighthouse and the Caves of Hercules.

Nature

Caves of Hercules

The Caves of Hercules are a cave site on Cape Spartel in Tangier, Morocco. As an archaeological site with a long history, it's a great place to explore unique cave formations.

Nature

Bay of Tangier

The Bay of Tangier is a crescent-shaped bay on Morocco's northern Mediterranean coast, stretching between the port of Tangier and Cape Malabata. Hotels and large buildings line the seafront Avenue d'Espagne, making it a pleasant place for a stroll with sea views.

Temples & religious sites

Lalla Abla Mosque

This mosque stands near Tangier's port, completed in 2017 and dedicated the following year in a ceremony attended by the king. Its modern architectural facade makes it one of Tangier's newest landmarks.

Temples & religious sites

The Great Mosque of Tangier

This landmark mosque stands in Tangier's old medina, on a site that has hosted places of worship since ancient times. Its present form dates to the early 19th century under the Alaouite dynasty, making it a pleasant stop while wandering the alleys.

Temples & religious sites

Tangier Cathedral

A Roman Catholic cathedral in central Tangier that serves as the hub of the local Catholic faith. It's a pleasant spot to spend a quiet moment admiring its old-world architecture.

Temples & religious sites

Sidi Bou Abid Mosque

This mosque sits on a hill overlooking Tangier's Grand Socco square. Built in 1917, it is known for its striking, colorful tilework.

Temples & religious sites

Mohammed V Mosque

This large mosque in Tangier, Morocco, was completed in 1983. It is one of the city's leading mosques and well worth a visit.