“Perfect day in the market! ”
We had such a great time with Rababe! She was punctual, professional and friendly and gave us lots of information about the market and Moroccan culture and history. She was very patient with us as we took numerous photos, asked questions and entered multiple shops. We would not have had the same experience without her, she absolutely enhanced our day. Our only regret is we had to leave! We have since told many other travellers about our experience and encouraged them to seek out Rababe for an amazing day in the casbah.
“Warm welcome in Tangier”
With a last minute itinerary change, we were most fortunate to schedule a tasting/walking tour with Rababe. Extremely personable and knowledgeable, she offered significant insight into Tangier's history, culture, religion, people and food while navigating the streets of the Medina and kasbah. We were quick to note that Rababe is a considerate, genuine, warm and kind woman. During a return visit we will be privileged to once again spend some time with Rababe, further exploring her wonderful City and the many culinary delights offered.
Jill M.
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“Rababe was a delight”
We so enjoyed our day in Tangier with Rababe. She was on time when she met us at the port & her English was amazing. We toured the old town & markets, had lunch & learned to make chicken pastilla at her home. Rababe is gracious, informative & a great ambassador of Tangier & Morocco. No pressure selling or carpet store tours as is common with guides. Don’t hesitate to book with Rababe & you will always have a friend here with a kind heart.
Rababe E.
(10 reviews)Dear Jill, Thank you so much for taking time to review my services. It was a pleasure meeting you and showing you a little bit of Tangier and its gastronomy. You indeed have a friend in Tangier now :) Greetings sunny Morocco !
Discover Tangier with a private tour guide, gaining insider knowledge, seamless navigation, and personalized experiences for an unforgettable adventure.
Hiring a private tour guide in Tangier, Morocco, can turn a regular trip into an extraordinary adventure. With their extensive cultural and social knowledge, guides offer insights into Tangier’s rich history, vibrant arts scene, and diverse culinary landscape. Imagine strolling through the bustling Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, while your guide shares fascinating stories about its past and points out hidden gems like quaint cafés and artisan shops.
A private tour guide is also your connection to the local community. They can introduce you to the true essence of Tangier by connecting you with local artisans, chefs, and storytellers. Imagine a private tour of the Kasbah, where you not only learn about its historical significance but also meet local residents who share their personal stories and traditions. This personal touch transforms your visit into a more intimate and authentic experience, fostering a deeper appreciation for the city and its people.
While you can explore Tangier on your own, having a guide can greatly enhance your experience. Guides can help you navigate the maze-like Medina, provide historical context, and show you hidden gems that you might miss otherwise. They can also assist in avoiding common tourist traps and scams, and take any nervous energy out of your first time in such a socially new city.
Two to three days are generally sufficient to explore Tangier's main attractions, including the Medina, Kasbah, and some local beaches. If you have more time, consider taking a day trip to nearby destinations like Chefchaouen or Asilah.
Yes, Tangier is quite walkable, especially in the Medina and the Ville Nouvelle (New Town). However, for longer distances or if you want to avoid the hilly terrain, petit taxis are a convenient option.
English is widely spoken in tourist areas, hotels, and restaurants. However, knowing some basic French or Arabic phrases can be helpful and appreciated by locals. Alternatively, you can explore the city with a local tour guide, who can open you up to deeper conversation with locals.
Yes, you can drink alcohol in Tangier from registered servers. There are bars and restaurants that serve alcohol, particularly in the Ville Nouvelle and tourist areas. However, it is not consumed in public places.
Dress modestly to respect local customs. Lightweight, breathable clothing is ideal due to the warm climate. For women, covering shoulders and knees is advisable when visiting religious sites or more traditional areas. Comfortable walking shoes are a must for exploring the Medina.
The best time to visit Tangier is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) when the weather is mild and pleasant. Summers can be hot, but the coastal location helps moderate temperatures, making it bearable for most travelers.
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