Tanger Vacations, Tanger Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

I still have very vivid memories of back in 97 when I was still "green"--getting off the train in Tanger and trying to explore the old city in the early hours of the morning when there weren't a lot of people around.  A shifty looking fellow started following me insisting on being my "guide".  I insisted that I didn't need a guide, thank you very much.  Once he had me cornered at the edge of a cliff he acted like he had a knife in his pocket and demanded money... After quickly ...

Morocco was lots of fun with interesting culture.

Caves of Hercules   The beginning of this story actually starts in Denver while I was on my way to visit my sister there. I took a shuttle bus from the airport and made great conversation with the driver. I mentioned that we were going to Morocco and he told me to visit the Caves of Hercules because “the water there is a color you have never seen before.” Turns out he was right. The Caves of Hercules are situated about a fifteen minute taxi drive outside of Tanger. Driv...

Before I get to the tour, let me talk about the taxis and roadways in Tanger. First of all, the taxis are miniscule! The remind me of the old school Volkswagen Rabbits or something. Anyway. They’re all painted the same, and all driven by madmen! Actually, I think that you have to qualify as legally insane to drive in Morocco. LOL! Street signs appear to be decorations, and painted lane lines appear to be mere guidelines. There was no rhyme or reason for how they drove. Drive in their own la...