
Tangier City port
Tangier City port sits right in the centre of the city, a short walk from the Medina, Grand Socco and Marina. • Ideal for day visitors, especially from Tarifa. • Very convenient for reaching the Medina, Kasbah, Corniche or Marina quickly without a long taxi ride. • For car travel or major ferry routes, Tangier Med is often used instead — check your ticket. On arrival: • Walk straight to the Medina or Marina if your luggage allows. • Otherwise, take a petit taxi (blue) to your accommodation. See also: Medina, Corniche, Marina, Taxi tips, Money & payments, Tangier Med port.
What to expect
- Port right downtown, next to the medina and Tanja Marina Bay. Compact and walkable.
- Mainly for fast passenger ferries from Tarifa (Spain) and cruise stopovers.
- ATM, exchange desk, café and official taxis at the exit. Some touts around — stay polite and firm.
Getting to the centre
- On foot: 5–10 min to the medina via the Marina, perfect with light luggage.
- Petit taxi: 5 min to the Corniche, Kasbah or Marshan. Ask for the meter.
- Grand taxi: useful for Cap Spartel, Tanger Med, Asilah or reaching Tanger Ville station.
Practical tips
- Perfect for a day trip from Tarifa: morning ferry, medina + Kasbah + Café Hafa, evening ferry.
- Time difference: it can vary during the year. Check the local time before travelling.
- Cash is best for petit taxis and the souk; cards work at the Marina and modern centre.
- Keep your boarding pass for the return — it may be asked at the port entrance.
Ideal for
- Visitors on the fast ferry from Tarifa, day trip or one night.
- Cruise passengers on a short stop who want to walk the medina.
- Carless travellers staying downtown, at the Corniche or the Kasbah.
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Schedules and fares may change. Please check the official transport company before travelling.
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