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Tangier

An hour by ferry from Tarifa, Tangier is Morocco’s gateway for fans coming from Spain. Its 75,600-seat stadium reopened in November 2025.

Tangier links the two shores of this World Cup: ferries from Tarifa (1 h, port in the city centre) and Algeciras (1 h 30 min, Tanger Med 45 km away), and the Al Boraq to Rabat and Casablanca. The Grand Stade, 13 km from the centre, is the largest in the country until Benslimane opens.

Getting there

Ferry Tarifa–Tanger Ville with Baleària or AML (about 1 h, from $36 as a foot passenger observed on 26 August 2026, with Baleària advertising from €70 — aggregator teaser prices and operator fares differ: compare when you come to book); Algeciras–Tanger Med (1 h 30 min, around twenty crossings a day, from $33). Barcelona–Tangier flights in 2 hours (from $39 observed). Al Boraq from Casablanca in 2 h 10 min.

Getting around

Alsa buses and blue petits taxis (flag fare around 2.50 dirhams, +50% after 8pm). There is no major public transport link to the stadium: taxi 70 to 100 dirhams (30 min). More than 7,500 parking spaces at the stadium.

Don’t miss

  • The Kasbah and its museum — The Dar el-Makhzen palace, at the top of the medina.
  • Caves of Hercules — 14 km away, with an opening shaped like Africa looking out on the Atlantic.
  • Cap Spartel — Where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic.

Sources

  1. Direct Ferries — Algésiras–Tanger Med (2026-08-26)
  2. Seat61 — Trains au Maroc (Al Boraq)
  3. Morocco Stadium Guide — Guide transport CAN 2025 (2025-11-28)

Last checked : 30 August 2026

Stadium(s) in the city

Host stadium

Grand Stade de Tanger

Tangier · Morocco capacity : 75,600

Reopened on 14 November 2025 after two years of work, the Ibn Batouta stadium holds 75,600 — the largest in Morocco until Benslimane opens.