Tangier has been the summer site of the Moroccan royal residence since 1962. An important port and trade centre, the city has excellent road and rail connections with Fès, Meknès, Rabat, and Casablanca, as well as an international airport and regular shipping services to Europe.
Tangier was an international city and it has never been colonised by France. Lots of European people lived there that's why you can find some spanish, frensh and also britain style in some ancient buildings.
Another nice video Matt Nice food nice weather and nice people what more can we wish for when on holiday. Till the next adventure stay safe and well. 🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️.
Tangier had international status, wasn't occupied by French,was governed under a complex system that involved various European nations, the United States, and the Sultan of Morocco kinda like Hong Kong ))
Well France also was a part of the so called international colonizers in Tangier. Anyway the guy is not historian and doesn't give a history of Tangier.
The juice guy was talking about the pipes next to him, it’s called sebsi and it’s used to smoke kiff wich is the local weed , he said you gonna get high after smoking it lol
Haha the juice seller was actually talking about "Sebsi" which are the long thing pipes. It is used in Morocco to smoke "Kief" , shredded selected canabis plant parts.. which why he talking about the High . Lol. Next time try "Baysar" or Bissara a soup made from beans or peas. Very nice. Also you should try the Bocadillo a staple Street food. Very nice video btw . Cheers
Thank you for this beautiful video of my city 😍😍 but you missed beautiful spot in Tanger : Cap Spartel, Hercules cave and Achakar beach (all in the same area)🥲
You’rr wrong my bro, the North region of Morocco was occupied by Spain not France. And about Tangier, it was an international city rules by many authorities.
In this Cafe was shot the film " Jason Bourne " Matt Damon and in the street behind the cafe .. In the Tangier there there first Ambassy of USA since the of 17th century , now is turned into museum , ..
Hey Matt. How are you? I have a question please. From Spain you took the ferry to Morocco? Is it easy or hard? As a solo traveller and a girl, I’m not sure how to plan, I don’t know what I will encounter. Do you have any tips?
When I was in Morocco, the passenger ferry between Spain and Morocco wasn't operating because of COVID. From what I've heard, the ferry is a fairly easy and seamless process. However, you can also usually find very cheap flights between the two countries.
@@mikiex hey. Can you keep me updated with what you need to go by ferry please? And after you get to Morocco, I assume you go to Tangier, where are you going next? I’m not sure how the local transportation works there, can you please give me some tips if you already know? Thank you so much
To any American citizen who will come to Tangier , he had to not miss the first Embassy of the United states and the oldest and not miss Perdecaris Palace . Perdicaris was the ambassador of USA in Morocco .in 1904 his wife was kidnapped by a rebel name Raysouni , and this fact caused the first mission of the US Marines out of America ,wich was in Morocco . This event was turned into a movie called "" the lion and the wind " by Sir Sean Connery as Rayssouni .
You do a huge disservice to your viewers as well as the country of Morocco. Morocco gained independence from France on March 2nd, 1956. Your overview of the city is maybe what a tourist might see on a 2 day trip and shows nothing of what Tangier really is.
Welcome to Tangier, Morocco, one of Morocco's many beautiful coastal cities! Let me know what you think of Tangier down below! 🇲🇦👇
Amazing 😍👍🙏
@@BillBosthromThanks so much, Tangier is a beautiful place!
Thanks for your
Use the correct map of the kingdom of Morocco, which includes the Moroccan Sahara. Thanks
Hello my friend Tangier is one of the most beautiful things God created on his land. Enjoy
Morocco looks great. I wanna visit.
Morocco is a really unique country, I hope you get the chance to visit Dewayne!
Welcome Bro, we'll be glad to see you here.
If u want any advice, don't hesitate to ask.
@@dy4e02 thanks. Morocco looks great.
@@MattKramerTravels yes, I hope to visit there oneday. It looks great. Thanks for sharing your visit.
Welcome to morroco your home bro
Loved the video. Morocco high on the travel list!
There are lots of beautiful places to visit in Morocco!
I've been visiting for 30 years from UK!! Love Tangier ❤️ 😍 💖
It's such a great city, isn't it! Thanks Elizabeth!
Lovely Video thanks..you seem a nice chilled guy🌻
Tangier has been the summer site of the Moroccan royal residence since 1962. An important port and trade centre, the city has excellent road and rail connections with Fès, Meknès, Rabat, and Casablanca, as well as an international airport and regular shipping services to Europe.
Thank you for sharing!
Tangier was an international city and it has never been colonised by France. Lots of European people lived there that's why you can find some spanish, frensh and also britain style in some ancient buildings.
Another nice video Matt
Nice food nice weather and nice people what more can we wish for when on holiday.
Till the next adventure stay safe and well.
🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️.
I couldn't agree more! Thanks George, Cheers!
There is crazy beaches a little outside Tangier with sparkling blue water and a multitude of aquatic fauna, great for diving or just swimming !
Thanks for letting me know, I will have to check them out next time!
Litterly the best video I watched in RUclips about Morocco. Thanks. Very useful 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Tangier had international status, wasn't occupied by French,was governed under a complex system that involved various European nations, the United States, and the Sultan of Morocco kinda like Hong Kong ))
Thanks for sharing!
Well France also was a part of the so called international colonizers in Tangier. Anyway the guy is not historian and doesn't give a history of Tangier.
@@TheGohstM Wauw, even correcting someone is offensive 🙄
The juice guy was talking about the pipes next to him, it’s called sebsi and it’s used to smoke kiff wich is the local weed , he said you gonna get high after smoking it lol
He was a really nice and interesting guy!
Hi Matt! I ike your vlogs and your relaxing narration! Keep up the great work! I subbed & liked, of course!
Thanks so much Aziz!
Vous faites de jolies vidéos qui donnent envie de suivre vos traces avec votre joie. Le ciel de Tanger à une couleur magnifique.☑️👍😍🇲🇦
I really enjoyed exploring Tangier and thank you so much Liluloi!
Haha the juice seller was actually talking about "Sebsi" which are the long thing pipes. It is used in Morocco to smoke "Kief" , shredded selected canabis plant parts.. which why he talking about the High . Lol. Next time try "Baysar" or Bissara a soup made from beans or peas. Very nice. Also you should try the Bocadillo a staple Street food. Very nice video btw . Cheers
Thanks so much for sharing and for the recommendations!
That juice seller was so cute. When you spoke in Arabic I think he thought you had Moroccan origins 😇
He was such a nice guy indeed, very friendly!
Love this guys videos.... More Morocco tours please 🙏
I'm glad you like the video! I hope to revisit Morocco sometime soon!
U should visit parc perdicaris, grottes d'hercule, cap sprtel, marina, assilah
Thanks for the recommendations!
Thank you for this beautiful video of my city 😍😍 but you missed beautiful spot in Tanger : Cap Spartel, Hercules cave and Achakar beach (all in the same area)🥲
Thanks for sharing Nora, I'll have to visit these places next time!
Videography is fantastic ! Thanks Matt!
Thanks so much, Cheers!
You earned a like and subscribe, enjoy yourself in the land of sunset my friend!
Thanks so much, I very much enjoyed my time in Morocco!
the best thing in Morocco meat products and fish always fresh.
I think it was super fresh too!
looks so cool!
looks so cheap!
Tangier is an awesome place to visit!
Welcome my american friend to morocco, our friendship since 1777. Yes, we are your first friend. Hello from Montreal 🇨🇦
Thanks so much!
Amazing vlog, welcome to Morocco ❤️
Thanks so much Salma!
Welcome to Morocco ❤️🇲🇦
Thank you so much!
welcome any time to Morocco peace
Thanks so much, Morocco is so beautiful!
Nice video. Thanks for letting people know about Tangier, always a pleasure to watch your videos , Super cool music 🎵🎶 too ❤️
Thanks so much!
Welcome to marocco my friend 🇲🇦
Thank you Elpedro!
You got my subscribe for ur channel 😉 and like for this great video 😀
Thanks so much Marokko, I'm glad you liked it!
You are welcome🇲🇦❤
Thank you Amin!!
👍👍Thank you！ Matt😍
Thanks so much!
welcome in any time in morocco and u missed many beautiful places and beaches but it's ok to another time
It's the perfect reason to come back again!
The Moroccan people is so much nice
I completely agree!
You're welcome 💚❤
Thank you so much!
Please use the correct map of Kingdom of Morocco 💚❤
You're welcome Bro 😊
You’rr wrong my bro, the North region of Morocco was occupied by Spain not France. And about Tangier, it was an international city rules by many authorities.
Thanks for sharing!
I was scare for my life in Morocco :)
I'm sorry you had such a scary experience, perhaps next time it would be better!
it is an amazing vidéo
salam from France
good journey
Thank you so much Mous!
Welcome to Morocco
مرحبا بيك
Thank you so much!
زوين زوين بزاف
Zwin zwin bezzaf
I hope you enjoy in Morocco
I definitely did!
Very nice video.
😍😍
Thanks Stone!
You are welcome mate
Tooop video
Thanks so much Hicham!
I like your channel
Thanks so much, I’m so happy to hear!
Looks nice Matt and you welcome to Morocco 👍🇲🇦🇺🇸🇩🇰😊
Thanks so much Wahid!
super super!!!
In this Cafe was shot the film " Jason Bourne " Matt Damon and in the street behind the cafe .. In the Tangier there there first Ambassy of USA since the of 17th century , now is turned into museum , ..
Thanks for sharing Kebir!
Gran café de Paris: known from the movie of "the Bourne Ultimatum"
Thanks for sharing!
Morocco ❤💚💙👌👌👌👌
Morocco is such a beautiful country!
Very Nice
Tangier is a super cool place!
Good journey
Thank you!
Since you're in the north, visit tetuan and Asilah too.
Then visit Rabat the capital
Thanks for the recommendations!
You're so funny ! " raw fish ? Does your city sell only frozen fish ? Haven't you ever been to a fish market ? 😁
Tanger emmm 💙💙💙
It's a beautiful place!
Hi thanks for your beautiful vlog, but in video vlog please use the correct map with sahara
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
You' re welcom in my contry 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
Thank you!
You forgot to visit the first US embassy ever and the first real estate owned by US government overseas. 🇲🇦🇺🇸
Now I have a good excuse to return!
Hey Morocco Americans are coming get ready 😉 😀
Cheers Tony!
Good
Thanks so much Mustapha!
I was there in 2020. I got lost in the medina there. Ha ha
It's so easy to get lost in the Medinas in Morocco!
You Must visited parc of Perdicares or “Rmilat” is beautiful and cap spartel
Thank you for the recommendations!
Hey Matt. How are you? I have a question please. From Spain you took the ferry to Morocco? Is it easy or hard? As a solo traveller and a girl, I’m not sure how to plan, I don’t know what I will encounter. Do you have any tips?
When I was in Morocco, the passenger ferry between Spain and Morocco wasn't operating because of COVID. From what I've heard, the ferry is a fairly easy and seamless process. However, you can also usually find very cheap flights between the two countries.
I'm going there next week from Tarifa in Spain, look at the FRS ferry website. Don't forget your covid documents along with your passport.
@@mikiex hey. Can you keep me updated with what you need to go by ferry please? And after you get to Morocco, I assume you go to Tangier, where are you going next? I’m not sure how the local transportation works there, can you please give me some tips if you already know? Thank you so much
@@gtravells hello, ferry now is open from Spain to Morocco
S'il vous plaît fait la traduction en français 🥺💗
The guy selling pomegranate juice: “Big guy will be big” He meant pomegranate juice will give u testosterone!
hahaha Cheers Ed!
It's natural Viagra..ha..ha.
🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦♥️
Morocco is a great place, thanks Rosalia!
To any American citizen who will come to Tangier , he had to not miss the first Embassy of the United states and the oldest and not miss Perdecaris Palace . Perdicaris was the ambassador of USA in Morocco .in 1904 his wife was kidnapped by a rebel name Raysouni , and this fact caused the first mission of the US Marines out of America ,wich was in Morocco . This event was turned into a movie called "" the lion and the wind " by Sir Sean Connery as Rayssouni .
Just something to rectify...Tangier was never occupied by france or any other country
But yeah you just make me want un bon voyage to this city
I hope you get to visit soon!
you put our map wrong 😕
The name is sour almaegazine
Thank you!
What's wrong with you people? that's not the exact map of the kingdom of Morocco 🙄🤔please do your research before publishing what so ever
You do a huge disservice to your viewers as well as the country of Morocco. Morocco gained independence from France on March 2nd, 1956. Your overview of the city is maybe what a tourist might see on a 2 day trip and shows nothing of what Tangier really is.
Wrong map of morocco, cut it in half