Tangier
in Morocco

Who doesn't enjoy some falafel, hummus, and baba ganoush? We certainly do. This is the perfect spot for a quick bite to eat after a full day of exploring. 

Having opened in 1970, Boutique Majid, is much more than just an antique boutique. It is a collection of textiles and jewellery, silk and glass, which delve into the deep histories of Tangier and Morocco. Ran by the lovely, and so knowledgeable, couple Abdelmajid Rais El Fenni and Mie Nielsen, this store is a projection of their passion for travelling and exploring.

This legendary café has been visited by the biggest stars in the world, look around at the pictures on the wall and see which celebs you can spot. The vibe is unfussy yet perfect, and you can enjoy a delicious cup of Moroccan tea. 

Established in 1921, Café Haha has become an icon to Tangier. A waterfront spot layered terraces cover the cliffside. Grab a table and stool, and sip on your mint tea whilst overlooking the views of the ocean. 

A historic palace perfect for travelers seeking a slow and easy lifestyle. The beautiful exteriors, interiors, and views keep us coming back over and over again. Not to mention the genuine and heartfelt hospitality. 

Paying homage to the classics of Moroccan gastronomy with a playful spin, El Morocco Club is a true gem in the Tangier dining scene. 

Located in the building of a former prison, Musée La Kasbah, is a gallery for all contemporary-art lovers. With an outstanding collection, and in a beautiful space, what better way to engage in the rich history of Tangier?

With an unrivalled, cosy atmosphere, Restaurant Kebdani offers the very best of traditional, Moroccan cuisine. Whether you're after a hearty tagine, couscous, fava beans, or fresh hand-grilled sole - be prepared for an explosion of flavours. 

A place of pure bliss. Complete with hammam, a massage salon, an indoor pool, everything is about your well-being here. Nestled in the heart of the Casbah, this ancient abode is the perfect escape for your visit. 

Though there are an abundance of local dining favourites in Tangier, La Terrasse Dar El Kasbah is special. Whether it is the charming terrace, with its colourful stools, or it's laid back atmosphere and radiating warmth, we're not sure. What is certain, is that the food is unbelievably tasty. 

From jewellery and antiques, to enviable homeware that will have you wishing you'd brought a larger suitcase. You're sure to find some beautiful knick-knacks in Le Beau Bizarre. 

Overlooking the Medina, the Strait of Gibraltar and the Bay of Tangier, there is no doubt that the views are exceptional. The food is equally as outstanding: bursting with flavour, from the tagines to the fresh salads, this is Moroccan cuisine at some of its finest. 

Exuding tranquility and peace, Mimi Calpe is a true oasis. The beautiful garden and pool makes you feel like you are in a fairy tale. The stunning decor and great service are a bonus. 

This gem is the definition of no frills. With no menu, the nine other communal fish dishes are based on what the cook feels like preparing. Though the queue may be long, once you have your first mouthful of hot bread and harissa oil you will soon see why. Just wait until the platters of marinated fish curry are placed on the table...!

A super cool shop PERFECT for finding a gift for a loved one. Their candles smell divine and the storeowner is a gem. 

Villa come intimate hotel. Formerly a family home, Villa Augustine has all the home-from-home comforts one could wish for. With a terrace overlooking the ocean, it is all too easy to idle away your day in the comforts of the house. 

Within an oasis of splendid greenery stands the Villa Mabrouka. This is the spot if you're looking for a little piece of paradise away from the hustle of Tangier's Kasbah and Medina. The rooms are flawlessly furnished: think Moroccan tradition, come English country home fused with the styles from the 20th-century Riviera.