Hotels near Sania Ramel Airport - TTU, Tetouan

We were there to visit family so we got to visit the local places as well as more touristy areas. Martil and M'Diq are two coastal towns about 20 minutes away by car. The vibe is very different from southern Morocco, and worth visiting for a new perspective of the country.

Tetouan is a quiet, less touristy city with a Spanish influence in its architecture. It’s about 1h15 from Chefchaouen by bus and Grand taxis take you up the coast to M’diq of which the beach boardwalk is the highlight. People are friendly and helpful but beware of men trying to take you to the Berber markets as they only want to sell you carpets!

Enjoyed the more traditional Moroccan market, a market that isn't focused on tourists. Tetouan is situated in a beautiful mountain valley and the Spanash/Moroccan architecture in the old town make it an interesting city to explore. I would have liked more time to explore the area.

We drove all across Morocco, from Marrakech to Merzouga and then north up to Tangier. I must say Tetuan was the less touristic city in all our trip from our point of view. What was really good was shopping. We managed to get lots of things at very affordable prices (much cheaper than other cities in Morocco).

Very hilly but taxis very cheap. Not a place for those who have walking problems. The day starts slowly and quiet until about 1pm when streets become very busy and a bit claustrophobic. A trip to the Beach at Martil definitely worth it. If you can take public transport/shared taxis to sights as it is so inexpensive. A 1 hour plus trip in a luxury coach to the Blue City cost just over 5 euros for two adults (seniors). Definitely worth a visit to see a more real Morocco but if you want the touristy vibe head to Marrakech .

This is our first visit to the city of Tétouan . It’s a beautiful place to visit and a lot of places to visit Martel The old city Al finadiq Septa Chefchaouen Very nice Cafes and Restaurants and Beaches