You'll have a nice drive through the Ville Nouvelle that was built by the International Powers, which ruled Tangierfrom 1912 to 1956 being appointed as an International Zone. Forthis reason,the city attracted spies, business people, artists, writers, and poets such as Henri Matisse, Paul Bowles, Tennessee Williams, Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac, and many others. Drive through Iberian District, California where the wealthy people live with its fancy mansions, villas, and Palaces. The views from here are spectacular overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar. Have a break in the promontory Cap Spartel for some snacks and drinks while enjoying the stunning views. It's believed, at this point, that both the Mediterranean and the Atlantic Seas converge. After having a camelride experience by the sandy beach of the Atlantic. You will continue on the track along the Atlantic Coastline to the Prehistoric Caves of Hercules which are shrouded in mystery being related to Greek Mythology.

Now, it's time to unveil the mystery of Tangier with an interesting guided walking tour of the Kasbah & and the Medina. You'll visit the Kasbah Museum which was once resided by Sultan Moulay Ismail during his reign in the 17th century, the Palace has been recently turned into a museum exhibiting a wide collection of antiques, rugs, chandeliers, and utensils that go back to the Roman Era. Meander around the intricate alleyways while learning about the local culture. After lunch, you'll explore the vibrant Medina with its Souks that are divided into sections selling vegetables, fruits, antiques, crafts, fish, spices, and much more. Visit the American Legation that has been transformed into a museum witnessing the long and rich diplomatic relations between the Kingdom of Morocco & and the United States of America. This is the first overseas diplomatic building after the U.S. independence because Morocco was the first country worldwide to recognize the United States's independence. In the afternoon, your private tour guide will escort you back to the port to get the 4 or 6 p.m. ferry.