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Wondering About Price Ranges for Hotels, Restaurants, and Transportation in Tangier?
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December
Question:
Humans say...
Linda
I found I did not need a guide. Just find a reliable guidebook, stay in the centre of town, get out of the ferry area as soon as possible, not dangerous but plenty of folks selling their wares and services.
Trish
Linda did you have a rental car that you left at the ferry? I am a bit nervous about leaving our car for possibly 2 nights. How long did you stay in Tangiers?
Linda
No, I flew into Tangier. I was in Tangier for three nights. I understand there is a car park behind the ticket office. The police station is very near by. I would not leave ANYTHING in the car. If it is broken into, the rental insurance should cover damage.
Trish
We will be leaving our car on the Spain side. Did you have to wear a scarf?
Linda
No, but I would suggest that you keep your arms and legs covered. Many local women will wear a scarf, some will also have a veil. Moroccans, generally, are tolerant but will appreciate modesty on your part.
Trish
I thought as much. I had planned on pants and long sleeves but wondered about a head covering. Thanks for the tips Linda!
Verna
In my experience, if you are fair haired use a scarf. You will receive a great deal of attention due to your fair hair, skin and blue eyes...
Trish
I'm Iranian - I don't think I will get any special attention. lol
A.I. says...
Exploring Tangier: A Guide for Your Two-Day Trip
If you're planning a short trip to Tangier in March and are looking for a reputable guide to help you make the most of your visit, you've come to the right place. Tangier is a vibrant city with a rich history and plenty to see and do, so having a knowledgeable guide by your side can really enhance your experience.
What to Look for in a Guide
When choosing a guide for your trip to Tangier, look for someone who is knowledgeable about the city's history and culture, and who can recommend good restaurants, hotels, and historic sights. It's also important to find a guide who can help you navigate the city and arrange reliable transportation.
Price Range
The price range for a reputable guide in Tangier can vary depending on their level of experience and the services they offer. On average, you can expect to pay anywhere from $50 to $150 per day for a guide who can provide personalized recommendations and help you make the most of your time in the city.
Recommended Guides
Some reputable guides in Tangier that come highly recommended by travelers include:
- Ali's Tours: Ali is a knowledgeable and friendly guide who can show you the best of Tangier's historic sights and hidden gems.
- Fatima's Recommendations: Fatima is a local guide who can help you discover the city's vibrant food scene and recommend the best restaurants and cafes to try.
Conclusion
With the help of a reputable guide, you can make the most of your two-day trip to Tangier and experience all that this fascinating city has to offer. Be sure to do your research and choose a guide who can help you create lasting memories of your time in Tangier.
Sites
Lindsay
We are taking a short trip to Tangier in March. Taking the ferry over from Tarifa.
Looking for a reputable guide for two days. A guide who can recommend good restaurants, hotels, historic sights, reliable transportation. What price range should we expect?