Tangier, a star destination for spring 2026
Tangier is establishing itself as a sunny and economical destination, offering spring-like temperatures of 20°C. Easily accessible from Europe, the Moroccan city is attracting visitors with its rich heritage, fine sandy beaches, and luxurious accommodations at very attractive prices.
Located in the north of Morocco, the city offers a breathtaking view of the Strait of Gibraltar and Spain. According to The Sun, visitors can explore a medina with immaculate walls, lively souks, the historic Kasbah, as well as the famous Hercules Caves.
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A crossroads of African, French and Spanish influences, this former international zone established in 1912 is distinguished by its cosmopolitan atmosphere. This diversity is reflected in its café culture, its terraces where traditional mint tea is served, and the multilingualism of its inhabitants.
The proximity to the Iberian peninsula greatly facilitates maritime access. A ferry crossing from Tarifa to the centrally located port of Tangier City takes just under an hour. Another connection from Algeciras to the more distant Tangier Med takes an hour and a half.
For British travelers, air travel remains the fastest option with a direct flight of three hours. From April onwards, flights from London Gatwick Airport are offered at fares starting at just 15 pounds sterling.
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The high-end hotel offering is particularly accessible, with five-star establishments offering overnight stays for less than 100 pounds. Beachfront hotels, equipped with pools, spas and offering views of the mountains or the ocean, have rates starting at around 33.50 pounds per person.
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