Tetouan Hotels - Reviews and Rates

We took a small trip by car to the Mediterranean part of the country today (Tetouan) and ate lunch in the smaller city of Sebta. We also got to tour one of the ports of Tangier, which was pretty cool. The security was very tight, and I can't imagine random people off the street getting to do this. The scenery on the way to and from Tangier was j...

Piekne miasteczko u stop gor Rif. Generalnie rejon uprawy konopii indyjskich ale nie odczuwa sie tego tak bardzo na ulicach (dzisiaj dostalismy tylko 10 propozycji kupna haszu podczas gdy w Tangierze tyle bylo w ciagu godziny ;)

On our way to Chefchaouen we stopped at Tetouan and I experienced my first Moroccan market, a sure culture shock. It was in the Medina, which is the old walled part of town. The first thing that hit me as we walked into the crowds of people was the smell of rotten chicken and their excrement. Walking through this wasn't particularly nice either...

So, as you board a ferry bound for another continent and a whole different world, you begin to wonder what is in store for you. Nothing could hazve prepared me for what lay ahead in the upcoming day. We crossed the straight of Gibralter normally and took a bus to the border between the Spanish enclqve of Ceuta and the Moroccoan border. As we wal...

Whilst in Gib, I decided I would go to Morocco. It's only 15 miles away across the Straights of Gibraltar, and quite a few ferries go across from Spain everyday, so it's pretty simple to do. Drove down to Terifa in Spain, where you can catch ferries over to Tangier. From Tangier got on a bus to Tetouan, a city over the Atlas Mountains. A maze of...

We caught the ferry from Gibraltar over to the port of Ceuta during the day into North Africa with the Riff Mountains rising in the background. After customs and in an entirely different culture we caught a taxi with another Spanish couple who were also heading south. We finally arrive in Tetouan and were a little bit shocked with all the hustle...