TETOUAN, A DOVE ON THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA

Just like its first cousin, Tangier, Tetouan boasts a peaceful atmosphere. Called the "Granada", it's a city with Hispano-Moorish architecture whose medina is listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Not far from Tetouan, the seaside resort of "Tamouda Bay" expands on kilometers of fine sandy bay. Prestigious establishments have settled there, giving a luxury setting to the region. In the crystal-clear blue waters of the Mediterranean, you can only enjoy a peaceful stay while getting to know the art of living of the inhabitants.

The city of Tetouan, with its multicultural identity, offers a journey through time! Its rich heritage reflects the various civilizations that have shaped its character, from the Phoenicians to the Spanish protectorate period.

The medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a maze of narrow streets lined with white-washed houses, traditional crafts workshops, and bustling markets. The Spanish influence is evident in the modern city's architecture, particularly in the Ensanche district.

Surrounded by the Rif Mountains and facing the Mediterranean Sea, Tetouan enjoys a privileged location that offers visitors both cultural richness and natural beauty, making it a unique destination in Morocco.