Tangier in March

Traveling to Tangier in March is a pretty cool experience if you're looking to escape the chillier climates elsewhere. This time of year, the city starts waking up from its winter slow-down, so you’ll find it lively without being overwhelmingly busy with tourists. The vibe in Tangier is a unique blend of African, European, and Middle Eastern influences, which makes wandering through its medina feel like stepping back in time, all while soaking in the buzz of local markets and street vendors. It’s a great chance to explore historic sites like the Kasbah and the old American Legation without the summer crowds.

One thing to keep in mind is the weather can be a bit unpredictable, with occasional breezes coming off the Atlantic, so layering is a smart move. The beaches are quieter, which is perfect if you want some peaceful strolls by the water, but it might be too cool for swimming. Food lovers will enjoy sampling fresh seafood and traditional Moroccan dishes like tagine or couscous in cozy local spots. Overall, March in Tangier is a nice mix of cultural adventure and relaxed exploration — just don’t expect the full-on summer heat or beach party scene.