Flights to Tangier

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Travel to Tangier with Air Europa

Flights arrive at Tangier Ibn Battouta Airport (TNG), offering comfort and efficiency from departure to arrival. Air Europa guarantees onboard entertainment, assistance, and personalized service throughout your journey.

Things to Do in Tangier and Surroundings

  • Medina: Wander through narrow streets lined with traditional shops, cafés, and Moroccan handicrafts.
  • Port: Enjoy waterfront walks, fish markets, and restaurants with sea views.
  • Hercules Caves: Discover breathtaking ocean views and fascinating local legends.
  • Beaches: Malabata and Marsa beaches are perfect for enjoying the sun and the Mediterranean Sea.
  • Asilah: A charming coastal town known for its street art, historic walls, and relaxed atmosphere.
  • Chefchaouen: The famous Blue City, ideal for photography and discovering Moroccan culture.

Where to Stay in Tangier: Complete Guide

Tangier offers accommodation options for every taste and budget, from traditional Moroccan riads to modern hotels in the city centre.

Riads in the Medina

The Tangier Medina is home to charming riads featuring traditional Moroccan architecture, including interior courtyards, decorative fountains, and rooms with authentic handcrafted details.

  • Riad Dar Nour: ideal for travellers seeking authenticity and tranquillity in the historic old town.
  • Riad Tanja: combines tradition and comfort, offering breakfast included and personalised service.

City Centre Hotels

If you prefer modern amenities and easy access to transport and services, city centre hotels are an excellent option.

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Journey 3 steps itinerary

Experience the best of Tangier with a well-planned itinerary, ideal for travelers who want to enjoy the Mediterranean atmosphere, historic sites, authentic cuisine, and the lively energy of the local souks in a short time.

Old Medina Discovery Tour
Cape Spartel Lighthouse & Hercules Cave
Sunset Tea at Café Hafa

Explore Tangier's rich history, from its ancient Phoenician roots to its time as an International Zone. Discover centuries of stories, diverse cultures, and historical treasures through local exhibitions and landmark sites.

Visit the Kasbah Museum
American Legation Heritage Center
St. Andrew's Church & Grand Socco Square Tour

Immerse yourself in Tangier's vibrant artistic atmosphere by exploring local galleries, live performance venues, and literary spaces that have inspired celebrated creatives from around the world.

Contemporary Art at Galerie Conil
Museum of Modern Art Tangier
Medina Café Experience

Forecast
Weather trends

Tangier has a pleasant Mediterranean climate, with mild, rainy winters and warm, dry summers. Most of the yearly rainfall falls between late autumn and early spring, and January and February are the wettest months. As spring arrives, temperatures slowly increase, while summer brings warmer days softened by refreshing sea breezes. Rain is very limited from June to September. Autumn signals a shift to cooler weather and a gradual rise in rainfall. Humidity stays moderate throughout the year, helping maintain lush greenery and creating ideal conditions for outdoor activities in almost every season. This mild climate makes Tangier an attractive destination all year round for travelers looking for comfort and natural beauty.

Gastronomy Cuisine

Tangier's food scene presents a fascinating blend of Mediterranean and Moroccan flavors, featuring plenty of fresh seafood, aromatic spices, and locally sourced ingredients. Visitors can discover a wide variety of savory dishes from street vendors and traditional restaurants, each reflecting the city's rich multicultural heritage. Andalusian, French, and Berber influences bring extra depth and character to this culinary experience, making Tangier a destination that proudly celebrates its diverse cultural roots.

  • Pastilla

    Pastilla

    A distinctive sweet-and-savory pastry filled with spiced pigeon or chicken, almonds, and cinnamon, wrapped in delicate layers of dough.
  • Tangier-style Fish Tagine

    Tangier-style Fish Tagine

    A traditional slow-cooked dish made with fresh local fish, vegetables, olives, and preserved lemon, served in a customary clay pot.
  • Maakouda

    Maakouda

    A popular street food: crispy potato fritters seasoned with herbs and spices, often eaten as a quick snack.