Have a nice drive from Tangier Ville Port to the lush Perdicaris Parc that is shrouded in mystery and is rich in history. The view of the Mediterranean and the Iberian Peninsula are stunning.

Enjoy the majestic views of the Atlantic & the Mediterranean Seas as it's believed they both converge at this point. The lighthouse is still in operation exactly as it was founded by the eight International Powers. You can have a short break in one of the cafes.

Learn about the mysteries that this pre-historic Caves of Hercules are shrouded in. Enjoy the view of the opening into the sea that has the shape of the African Map.

Have a walking tour around the Kasbah District that stands uphill overlooking the Old Medina, the Port, the Iberian Peninsula and the Rock of Gibraltar. Enjoy the stunning views from the Bab Bhar (Gate to the Sea), then visit the Kasbah Museum. This Museum was once resided by the late Alaouite Sultan Moulay Ismail in the 17th century. It exhibits a wide selection of antiques, ancient utensils that go back to the Roman Era that resided in the northern part of Morocco, rugs, chandeliers...and the building itself is impressive.

Explore the Medina with your private tour guide, stop by a local communal oven or bakery. Learn about the local lifestyle and visit the vibrant Souks (markets) that are divided into sections based on the product they put for sale including vegetables, fruits, spices, fish, crafts, olives, coffee, chicken and much more.

Visit the American Legation that has been turned recently into a museum witnessing the long-established diplomatic relations between the Kingdom of Morocco & the United States of America. This is the first administrative building outside the USA after Independence. Morocco was the first country worldwide to recognize the Independence of the USA. The letters of correspondence between the late Sultan Moulay Suleiman and George Washington are the witness behind the historical relations between the two countries...