
Tangier City Port cruise terminal
Cruise terminal at Tangier City Port with three berths of 360 m, 300 m and 290 m; a telescopic boarding system is due in 2027.

Tangier sits on the northern tip of Morocco, facing Spain across the Strait of Gibraltar. Cruise ships dock at Tangier City Port, a converted harbour right below the old Medina: the port authority puts the Medina about 250 m and the city… More about Tangier →

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Thousands of people in port, guests plus crew. Crowd level compared with a typical Tangier day.
The crowd calendar shows every ship and how busy the port is, hour by hour, plus the quietest and busiest days for the next 90 days.
Ships dock at Tangier City Port (Port Tanger Ville), the converted city harbour at the foot of the Medina, which also handles fast ferries and yachts. It has three cruise berths of 360 m, 300 m and 290 m and a cruise terminal. The port authority gives the Medina as about 250 m and the city centre about 600 m away, so most visitors walk in; petit taxis wait outside the port.
1.7 km · ~27 min by car
About 1.7 km, roughly 27 minutes on foot through the port gate and up into the Medina, or about 9 minutes by taxi.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
The Medina and centre are walkable but hilly; the Atlantic coast and Cap Spartel need a grand taxi or tour. Distances and times are approximate.
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Cruise terminal at Tangier City Port with three berths of 360 m, 300 m and 290 m; a telescopic boarding system is due in 2027.
Prices are approximate; coffee and soft drinks are about MAD 20 each.

Tangier sits on the northern tip of Morocco, facing Spain across the Strait of Gibraltar. Cruise ships dock at Tangier City Port, a converted harbour right below the old Medina: the port authority puts the Medina about 250 m and the city centre about 600 m away.
From the gate, lanes climb to the Grand Socco, the souks and the Kasbah, whose former palace houses the Kasbah Museum. The modern city spreads along Boulevard Pasteur, and west of town the Caves of Hercules and Cap Spartel mark where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic.

The walled old town of lanes and souks, entered from the Grand Socco square just above the port.

The fortified quarter at the top of the Medina, with the former sultan's palace now a museum.

Sea caves and the headland where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic, west of the city.

The modern city's main street, and Cafe Hafa, founded in 1921, with terraces looking over the Strait of Gibraltar.