Full-day Tour Of Tangier In Morocco From Seville

This is a high speed tour of Tangier. Be prepared to have your passport checked multiple times in each port on the way to and on the way from Morocco. You arrive in Morocco slightly after 12p but by the time you get through passport and security check and meet your guide you've already lost another hour. The bus will drive you past the Prince's house or the president's house and some famous locations and take you to where the Mediterranean and Atlantic ocean meet. You get to see or sit on a camel and the caml ride is less than 30 seconds on the side of the road. The hercules caves are very busy and you can't see much and you only see one side while the interesting cave area is a separate paid access and you don't have time for it. The lunch is decent but also hurried. As the guide walks you through town to show you the Alcazar, Kasbah and point out the Jewish quarter he also takes you to a few local shops where you learn about spices or weaving and have the opportunity to buy stuff. He openly admits that he gets a commission. The entire time you are badgered by a street sellers who will walk along with you trying to convince you to buy something from them. You get about 45 minutes of free time to go into shops and get a bite to eat and before you have to get back to the bus and start the passport and ticket process to get on the ferry. Be prepared for a very long and very fast visit to Tangier.

My most memorable was a big disappointment! The tour guides were not prepared and not very knowledgeable of all the requirements to enter another country like Tanger, .Our tour was cut short due to one of the guides not bringing the right documentation ( fault of the agency I would say ) we waited for him after being detained for an hour. Our group of only 16 people were scattered all over the ferry and there were lots of people. I was looking for the tour guides all the time thinking I will lost the group. Everything was rushed even lunch in 20 minutes not even time to shop. Very disappointed 😔

The guide was wonderful. Very knowledgeable and friendly. We saw lots of things and had a great lunch. Miguel was very nice and so helpful, especially with all the paperwork involved getting to and from both countries.

<p>First of all the tour guide in Tangiers was very good. Nice individual and answered all questions. There is not much to see in Tangiers. I would not rec. Tangiers to visit for a day.</p>

Viajar sozinha não é um problema , ainda mais quando o grupo é bem legal , o guia do marrocos foi maravilhoso , e o guia Julian que nos levou também . É corido , mas o proposito que era conhecer o Marrocos foi atingido e muito bm

I am giving this assessment for the trip to Tangier. I was very excited to go there. The trip is quite long, so I think the most comfortable bus should be provided for this trip. The minibus to Tangier was too narrow for the legs for such a long trip. They plan big, beautiful buses for Ronda and Granada, and so narrow for Tangier. The length of the trip should be the deciding factor, not the number of people. I booked my trip with them, they have all my details, names, passport number, age. They have everything. And suddenly a cheeky man sent me normal phone messages. There he asked me my passport number, birthday and so on. He didn't send me WhatsApp, but normal messages. I answered him that way. That costs me money, my booking is not free!!! A message shouldn't be 1-2 euros, I sent him 4-5. I'm very angry about it. And when we were in Tangier, this figure came to us and gave me a ONE-WAY TICKET. And when we returned from Tangier, I and 7 other people from the group found out that we only had one-way tickets, not one for the return. THE AGENCY OR THIS MAN FORGOT US AND LEFT US IN AFRICA WITHOUT TICKETS. The walk in Tangier was pointless. We again took the bus for more than an hour to look at the houses of the rich people. Pointless. All of us who are there have a lot of rich people in our countries. If we want to see that by car, we can do it at home or go to Dubai or Qatar. The guide Rasheed took us shopping. I don't like that, taking someone shopping and you can't leave alone because he didn't show us the way. He should show us the way first so we can leave. In this medina you can walk alone. The agency didn't worry about lunch. SOMEONE OF YOU HAVE TO GO AND LOOK at what is being served. We are Europeans, vegetarian food is always a must! I told the guide that I am vegetarian. They brought us shish kebab and couscous with chicken. I couldn't eat anything, but I paid 190 euros for the trip and included the VAT in my price. And they didn't give everyone a portion, but every three people a portion of couscous. And they understand, people are always shy, don't eat, always want to leave for the others, say no, no, please, you eat, I don't... that's why the whole couscous is so relaxed, as if we are full. Actually, everyone is hungry. If anyone can see a zocco pazar, they have to go to Turkey. There is no zocco in Tangier. There is no zocco building, just tables with Chinese things made of plastic and fruit. No market buildings that can be interesting. In Turkey I recommend the cities of Mardin, Diyarbekir, Gaziantep, Antakya (nothing after the earthquake but there was real Zocco there), Hatay. And is that enough... Please don't give me a 10% discount for my next trip... If you are so generous, give me 10% of the money I paid back.