The cape has a lighthouse in a privileged position overlooking the entrance to the strait and the junction between the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.

Then we walk along the beautiful cliffs and along the beaches that lead to the caves. If you want, you can ask the driver for a short stop to take a ride on a dromedary (not included).

The caves with exit to the sea are an emblematic attraction of Tangier that can only be reached by car.

The road trip from Tangier to Assilah will allow you to enjoy a beautiful landscape along the Atlantic coast of northern Morocco. If you wish, we can make a stop for a short walk along the seashore at the mouth of the Oued Mharhar river, sometimes with the presence of migratory birds. If the tide is low and you feel like walking, you can go to the dunes at the bottom. Depending on the time, it is worth eating at a fish restaurant halfway along the day, or in Assilah itself.

We arrived with the car by the beach of Assilah that during the good weather is crowded with local and foreign bathers.

A unique Portuguese fortification protects the charming medina of Asilah. It is delicious to walk quietly in the silence of its narrow and whitewashed streets. Each corner and each door are a postcard. If it is accessible, it arrives at the viewpoint of the wall that goes into the sea, to relax the look on the profile of houses and rocks in which the waves break. The facades of the houses of Assilah are the annual setting of an art festival, which paints them with murals of different styles. You will also discover that the medina is full of bohemian-style stores. You can stop to buy clothes, pottery, jewellery or some other Moroccan souvenir.

Strolling through the port full of blue fishing boats and watching the arrival of the fishermen and the sale and distribution of the day's merchandise is also a spectacle. In front of the port and at the entrance to the medina, the driver will indicate numerous restaurants where you can enjoy the fish of the day to eat.

Do not forget to visit very close to the medina, the beautiful Christian church of San Bartolomé, from 1927. Although it is usually closed, it is always a curious contrast in the midst of the Moroccan buildings that surround it. Then we pick you up and return to Tangier directly.