SEE why you should visit MOROCCO. Let's explore TANGIER 🇲🇦

There's a first time for everything. Join me on this walking tour and traveling vlog of Tangier, Morocco. This marks my first time in Africa and a good starting point for future adventures in this beautiful continent. For this vlog we will focus on exploring the center part of Tangier, the old Medina, and finding the best views of the city. We will find ourselves among the busy shops and stalls, grab some food to eat at one of the waterfront restaurants, check out the Grand Socco, and explore the sandy beaches to catch a glimpse of the Atlantic Ocean.
This is the first part of two vlogs from Tangier. Enjoy! Let me know what you think in the comments.
00:00 Welcome to Tangier
01:00 Waterfront restaurants
02:26 Exploring the old Medina
06:17 Bab Al Bahr, near Kasbah Museum
08:00 Exploring more of old Medina to Kasbah de Tánger
10:55 46 Rue d'Italie, markets, and shops
13:45 Lunch time on the waterfront
17:02 Rue Jabha al Watania to Khalid Ibn El Oualid
18:20 Rue de la Liberté to Grand Socco
20:00 Grand Socco
21:02 Rue du Portugal and USA connection with Morocco
22:52 Arriving at airport story
24:52 Walking to the beach - Tanger City
28:05 Promenade to the palm trees
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[@yassineb6563]

Nice walk but relax man it's a safe place.

[@TravelwithMrJon]

@yassineb6563 noted for next trip. I am a bit of an introvert and take a while to get use to new things.

[@mrscott7696]

U need visit tettouan and rabat casablanca agadir ifran

[@TravelwithMrJon]

@mrsscott7696 those are on the list.

[@mrscott7696]

I love american ppl is great we hear that from moroccan living in usa how is help moroccan and support him

[@TravelwithMrJon]

@mrscott7696 I found the people I interacted with in Tangier helpful and supportive as well. Very welcoming.

[@mannya4120]

Don’t worry you are safe in Morocco People there love everyone they don’t have issues

[@TravelwithMrJon]

@mannya4120 Thanks for letting me know. I look forward to going back.

[@Maroerotv3722]

Go to Tétouan and marina Smir, Fnideq, M'diq !!!

[@TravelwithMrJon]

I will visit when I return. @Maroerotv3722

[@truthseeker319]

No wonder the food was awful, you had pasta and pizza! who does that when they go to Morocco?. Dude relax and be more adventurous . Try local cuisine, I promise you, you'll like it.

[@TravelwithMrJon]

@truthseeker319 next time I will try more local cusine. I did it on purpose to be more American. I know there is good food.

[@sidofracen2872]

Détendez vous, mangé la même chose que les locaux,faite la même chose que les locaux, vous êtes dans un pays sécurisé.

[@TravelwithMrJon]

Thank you. I will do just that on my return trip. I was a bit jet lagged and had no clue as to what to expect. Do the same thing as the locals - got it :) @sidofracen2872

[@marocinoo01]

@@TravelwithMrJon trust me just film your conversation with the locals that is the great thing to watch they are frendly maybe it cann hapen wenn someone dont wannt but the most of them its oke for filming

[@TravelwithMrJon]

@@marocinoo01 I'll make a note for when I return in August. I had read and watched other vlogs that said don't film, so I didn't want to cross any lines. Thanks for the tip.

[@abdobel5445]

Welcome bro

[@TravelwithMrJon]

Thanks 🙏

[@user-ej6dh6fu6l]

Think you ❤

[@bastian33o2]

While touring Spain I decided to take a ferry from Algeciras, Spain to Ceuta. From Ceuta I took a Taxi to Tetouan which was recommended to me over Tangier. It was really interesting experienced. Ceuta was really awesome btw.

[@TravelwithMrJon]

@bastian33o2 I will make a note to visit on my return trip. Going to be there in August. It definitely was not what I expected versus my Poland travels and something to explore more.

[@bastian33o2]

@@TravelwithMrJon Beware of scammers while in Morocco. Ask for pricing before accepting any service. When in Pszczyna, don't forget to walk the beautiful park around the castle. It's rather large. You may find cemeteries there. There is Protestant one and a Catholic one. There are 2 churches there, Protestant one on rynek and a Catholic one nearby. There is also skansen, a museum which is a recreation of a Silesian village from 1800's.

[@TravelwithMrJon]

@@bastian33o2 I am aware of the scammers. Had a run in with a few on my short excursion. Nothing crazy, but I was aware. So beautiful park....got it ;) I'll be visiting there the end of June. The 30th I think... We can check that off.

[@user-zt7nv1is2b]

Man if you don't like the crowd i advise you to not visit Fez and Marrakech and Casablanca, this is nothing compared to these cities haha oh and try to visit chefchaouen and Rabat and tetouan , definitely much more relaxing cities

[@TravelwithMrJon]

@user-zt7nv1is2b I will keep that in mind as I really don't like feeling overwhelmed with crowds. I heard about those three cities to avoid. Although granted the historian in me wants to see it all. I'm sure I'll get used to the crowds. If not, Rabat, Tetouan and Chefchauoen are good options. Thanks for the tip!

[@nonperson22]

1. Lots of cats 2. 5:19 I can hear your heavy breathing, but the training for meeting dziki must be exhausting. Keep it up 👍 3. The food wasn't very good ? Does this mean that you and cabbage dumplings will apologize each other ? 🤔

[@TravelwithMrJon]

@nonperson22 1. Tons of cats. 2. I was sick and that was steep. 3. Food was awful… no apologies but I will try the dumplings again in June. Did you not watch my Madrid videos? 😞

[@nonperson22]

@@TravelwithMrJon Dobrze że wróciłeś do zdrowia. Pierogi z kapustą będą zawiedzione. Nie oglądałem jeszcze filmiku z Madrytu ale obejrzę. Wybrałeś już miejsca które odwiedzisz w Polsce w czerwcu ?

[@TravelwithMrJon]

@@nonperson22 I have chosen some of the places... Going to start back in Krakow (my old town) to visit some smaller cities in Silesia and head north to Czestochowa, then to Plock. A viewer last year asked for me to check out that city which is between Warsaw and Torun. From there will head to Olsztyn, then Gizycko with hopefully a tour of the Wolf's Den..Lair. Then I think Elk, Bialystok, and will finish up with Wroclaw and Rybnik :). Still time to plan but that's the locations I'm focusing on now. Got any others I should add?

[@nonperson22]

@@TravelwithMrJon You should visit Bielsko-Biała. Lots of beautiful architecture, town hall, castle, about 20 churches including the wooden church of St. Barbara. There is also one of the coolest buildings for me - the House under the frogs in the Art Nouveau style, and its façade was renovated a few years ago. Bielsko-Biała is called little Vienna due to its abundance of beautiful architecture. It is located near Rybnik

[@TravelwithMrJon]

@nonperson22 That's one of the towns I forgot to mention. I am going to explore there and then spend the night in Pszczyna. When I leave Krakow and before Czechthowa... The question is will all 20 churches be open?

[@billieelouarti8597]

he probably told you he loves donald trump moroccans love trump

[@mrscott7696]

Why u but MA flag with a shit

[@TravelwithMrJon]

@billieelouarti8597 he does not love trump. The waiter I had not a fan.

[@billieelouarti8597]

@@TravelwithMrJon wierd i love trump did great things for morocco

[@TravelwithMrJon]

@@billieelouarti8597 I don't really follow politics. What did he do for Morocco?

[@billieelouarti8597]

​@@TravelwithMrJon U.S. President Donald Trump's recognition of Moroccan sovereignty over Western Sahara, which indeed played a significant role in Morocco's decision to join the Abraham Accords.the guy knows how to cut a deal i hope he comes back he was brave made everyone happy. Trump's bold actions brought resolution to disputes that had raged for decades