Hercules Cave Tours and Tickets

Explore the Moroccan port city of Tangier and its surrounding countryside on this private, 5-hour sightseeing tour. In addition to seeing many of the landmark locations in downtown Tangier, including Avenue Mohammed V, visit the Caves of Hercules, one of the most popular local attractions. Also, travel to the sandy bay of Cape Spartel, Rmilat Park, Perdicaris Park and much more. Learn more about the history, culture and architecture of Tangier from an English-speaking guide. Transportation in an air-conditioned minivan, including port pickup and drop-off, is provided.

Get to know Tangier on this private day-long sightseeing tour, with a personal guide. Head into the walled 'medina' (old quarter) to explore its alleyways and 'kasbah' (fortress), and visit a souk and bakery to sample traditional local breads. Gain insight into the city's heritage on a tour of the new town, and check out sights on the Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts, including the Punic-Roman necropolis, Cape Spartel, and famous Caves of Hercules.

Be seduced by the coastal splendor and rugged landmarks of Morocco on a 4-hour shore excursion from Tangier. Travel along the picturesque curve of the coast in a luxury vehicle and visit the mysterious Hercules Caves and Cap Spartel. Admire the ancient majesty of Kasbah, with its 17th-century fortification and colossal Main Square, and then browse the Grand Socco market for exotic fruits and fragrant spices. Spend some relaxed free time shopping for souvenirs at the Medina and enjoy the convenience of round-trip transportation from Tangier port.

Discover fascinating history and vibrant culture on a 4-hour sightseeing tour of Tangier, and take in the iconic sights of an ancient city. Explore the Hercules Caves beneath Spartel Cape, whose lighthouse guides ships through the treacherous Straights of Gibraltar. Trace the narrow lanes of Tangier's old medina, an atmospheric labyrinth of craftsman's shops that runs along the bustling port. Visit the storied Grand Socco, and walk in the footsteps of its former residents; Matisse, Paul Bowles and William Burroughs lived and worked in this atmospheric seaside city.