• Asilah Medina - Asilah Medina is a delightful coastal town in Morocco, situated on the northwestern coast, just south of Tangier. Its whitewashed walls adorned with vibrant murals give it a distinct artistic character. Initially a Phoenician trading post, Asilah was fortified by the Portuguese in the 15th century, becoming a center of culture and history.
  Today, Asilah’s old medina captivates visitors with its narrow blue-and-white streets, serene ambiance, and breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. Entering its gates feels like a journey back in time, with every corner showcasing centuries of Moroccan, Andalusian, and Mediterranean influence.
• Tangier Kasbah - The Kasbah of Tangier majestically overlooks the old medina, where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea. Once home to sultans and governors, it offers sweeping views, intricate Moorish architecture, and a tranquil retreat from the bustling city below. Exploring its gates reveals narrow alleys, whitewashed homes, and serene courtyards that embody the essence of old Morocco. The Kasbah Museum, located in the former Sultan’s Palace, exhibits centuries of Tangier’s rich history and cultural exchange.
• Médina Hostel - Tangier’s Medina is a lively labyrinth of history and culture, where diverse cultures, colors, and scents merge. Its narrow streets are lined with local artisans, spice markets, traditional cafés, and historical sites. Once a hub for traders and diplomats, Tangier’s medina retains influences from Andalusia, France, and the Arab world. Each turn narrates a story, from the Grand Socco square to the Petit Socco cafés, once frequented by writers and travelers from around the globe.
• Caves of Hercules - Situated just outside Tangier, the Caves of Hercules are among Morocco’s most renowned natural attractions. Legend has it that the mythical hero Hercules rested here after separating Africa and Europe. The cave’s entrance, shaped like the African continent, faces the Atlantic Ocean, offering a stunning view at sunset. Visitors can explore both the natural and man-made sections of the caves, sculpted by waves and ancient civilizations.
• Cap Spartel - At Africa’s northwestern tip, Cap Spartel marks the striking convergence of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. The area is highlighted by a charming 19th-century lighthouse, still operational today. Surrounded by lush forests and sea cliffs, it is one of Tangier’s most iconic viewpoints, providing panoramic vistas, refreshing ocean breezes, and memorable photo opportunities.

• Private official guide in Tangier & Asilah for a personalized cultural experience
• Private premium vehicle with driver in Tangier & Asilah
• Hotel pickup and drop-off from Málaga, Marbella, Gibraltar border, or directly from Tarifa port
• Entrance to the legendary Caves of Hercules included
• Round-trip ferry transfer between Tarifa and Tangier
• Private transport from your hotel to Tarifa and back (except for meeting point in Tarifa).
• Camel ride experience along Tangier’s Atlantic coast

• Food and drinks
• Other entrances Fees

Experience the enchantment of Morocco in the utmost comfort and exclusivity. Our Luxury Private Tour from Málaga or Tarifa to Tangier & Asilah is crafted for travelers who desire authenticity, culture, and sophistication. Unlike group tours, this journey provides complete privacy, flexibility, and top-tier comfort. From your private transfer in Spain to a smooth ferry ride and a luxury vehicle ready for you in Morocco, every aspect is meticulously planned for a flawless trip. Discover Tangier’s Kasbah, the Caves of Hercules, Cap Spartel, and the artistic streets of Asilah with your official local guide. Delight in a private camel ride, avoid the crowds, and fully immerse yourself in Morocco’s vibrant atmosphere with personalized attention and five-star service throughout the experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.