Known as “La Paloma Blanca”, it is a Moroccan city on the shores of the Mediterranean. Former capital of the Spanish Protectorate, it is currently the summer residence of King Mohamed VI. Many inhabitants keep Spanish as a second language. Tetouan is located in an agricultural region, which makes it the commercial center for products grown in the area such as cereals, citrus fruits, fruits and vegetables.

Programs at Tetouan

Weekends in Tetouan by boat from Tarifa

Enjoy a weekend in Tetouan, a city riddled with remnants of the Spanish protectorate.
2 nights316 €per person

Mini-vacation in Tangier + Tetouan by boat from Tarifa

Enjoy a holiday visiting these 2 cities in northern Morocco.
2 nights324 €per person

Tangier and surroundings 4 days by boat from Tarifa - Private

3 nights837 €per person

Mini-vacation in Tetouan by boat from Tarifa

Enjoy a mini-vacation in Tetouan, a city riddled with remnants of the Spanish protectorate.
1 night

Pilar Bridge - Tangier and surrounding areas by boat from Tarifa

2 nights

Short breaks in Tetouan, with flights

Enjoy a mini-vacation in Tetouan, a city riddled with remnants of the Spanish protectorate.
1 night

Tangier and surrounding areas from Costa del Sol / Tarifa

Discover the cities of northern Morocco: Asilah, Chaouen, Tangier, and Tetouan, with the option of adding bus transfers from the Costa del Sol (for a supplement) and boat departures from
2 nights

Tangier and surroundings 4 days, with flights - Private

3 nights

What to see in Tetouan?

Medina of Tetouan

Declared a World Heritage Site. It had important restoration tasks in which the Junta de Andalucía participated. It has its walls painted white lime. Access to the interior is through different doors, the best known being the Bab al Okla or Queen's door.

Moulay El Mehdi Square

Circular in shape, it houses the Cathedral of Nuestra Señora de la Victoria, built in 1919, and the Spanish Consulate.
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