This was an excellent tour. The day was very long, but we covered a lot of ground all of the stops were well done.
In particular, the Glow Worm caves were exceptional. At one point there were about 20 tourists in a boat in the dark cave and all of us were completely spellbound looking at the glow worms which resembled a night sky which was fully of constellations of stars.

The tour was disappointing. The guide we had in Tangier was ok, and we enjoyed the walk through the kasba and the lunch in the Moroccan restaurant. The tour guide for the Spanish side, Pedro, was rude to a number of people and spent most of his time talking to the bus driver. The Tangier city tour was poor as we just drove around looking at run down neighbourhoods-surely there are some interesting sites to see in Tangier! Unfortunately, other than the kasba walking tour, we did not see them. The other disappointment was being trapped in a store for a rug talk. It was only 40 minutes, but we were not interested and were not permitted to leave to visit any other store in the area.

The tour was not as expected as the Queen was visiting the next day and both Trinity College and Dublin Castle were closed for security reasons. Our tour guide more than made up for these problems by amending the tour contents and provided a very entertaining and informative tour which was enjoyed by all of us.