Tangier

Last week, I visited Tangier by taking the Feryy from SOuth of Spain(Tarifa). In the port of Tangier we met MR.HADRI who was our guide during half day in Tangier.He was an excellente guide,and took us to all monuments and sites in the city, he also he gave us enough hystorical,geografical informations about Morocco.
If you plan to visit Tangier i recommend you to contact Mr.HADRI, his website is: www.tangiertoursguide.com (e-mail:visittangier@gmail.com , tel:0021261072014 )and I'm sure that you are going to spent anice time with him.

My party recently did the day trip to Tangier Morocco from Tarifa/Spain. I would just like to say on the behalf of the four of us how wonderful is Nezha as a Private guide in Tangier, she was fantastic and every aspect went smoothly- our particular thanks to slwh02! my husband also like to send his thanks to Nezha who was a wonderful guide, Nezha and its people are exceptional, I had a great time on the trip. We would definitely recommend Nezha to others. Happy ...  Read the complete review

We are very often asked whether it is worthwhile to go 01 day excursion to Morocco. To find out we spent one day there with a private guide who was recommended by a friend of us. Our day turned out to be very exciting because it was not the typical tourist trap as are Most organised Tours to Tangier. We Spent a Very Pleasant day there & thoroughly enjoyed our tour of the Casbah, Medina & Berber Souks(Market) With Nezha! Our tour was made very special because of our guide, Nezha, was So knowledgeable, articulate, energetic and would like to let our readers Share some of our impressions of the short trip: One beautiful and Warm Wednesday Morning we took ...  Read the complete review

Tangier is the gateway to North Africa from Spain and presents quite a contrast to its European 'neighbour', you know that you've left Europe when you hit Tangier! When approaching by sea Tangier has a very mystical look, the buildings seem to resonate a certain dangerous energy and with a lot of them set on a hill, with a formidable castle on top it certainly makes a big first impression. Now I have travelled to a lot of countries and been pestered by no end of beggars, would be guides, prostitutes etc etc but I feel that the credit for the most persistent of these would have to go to the Morrocans. The hassle you get is quite unbelievable. In my ...  Read the complete review

From Fez, we got a train for Tangier, the least lovable of all the cities in Morocco we´ve seen. It has a sordid reputation from it´s dubious history as a center for drug smuggling and money laundering. You are almost sure you can still see these shady characters wandering the streets at night. But Tangier does have an amazing view of the Straights of Gibraltar and enjoys the unique position of the place where the Bay of Tangier meets the Mediteranean and the Atlantic Ocean. An amazing sight for any lover of geography. After a month in Morocco, it´s sadly finally time to leave. We have had an incredible time here ...  Read the complete review