Rmilat Park

"Nestled on the outskirts of Tangier, Rmilat Park—also known as Perdicaris Park—is a lush, scenic retreat that captures the essence of Tangier’s natural beauty. This expansive park is named after Ion Perdicaris, a wealthy American who made his home in Tangier in the 19th century. Perdicaris fell in love with the area and, along with his family, created extensive gardens that eventually became part of Rmilat Park. The park is a historical site, steeped in the lore of Perdicaris’s kidnapping by Moroccan tribes in 1904, an event that drew international attention and cemented Tangier’s reputation as a city of intrigue. Today, Rmilat Park offers visitors a peaceful escape with sweeping views over the Strait of Gibraltar. Known for its dense pine forests, walking trails, and lookout points, the park provides a unique vantage point where Africa meets Europe. Visitors can stroll through shaded paths, admire the variety of flora, and enjoy views that extend to the Spanish coast on clear days. The iconic Perdicaris Villa, a beautiful mansion now surrounded by towering eucalyptus and pine trees, serves as a reminder of the area’s fascinating past and adds to the park’s charm. Ideal for picnics, leisurely hikes, and birdwatching, Rmilat Park is an oasis for both locals and travelers looking to connect with Tangier’s natural landscapes. For those exploring the luxurious and scenic side of Tangier, Rmilat Park offers a tranquil and picturesque experience, combining historical depth with the serene beauty of Morocco’s northern coastline."

"On the way out to Cap Spartel, Rmilat Park is a beautiful place to take a stroll and see the craggy cliffs over the Mediterranean. The area is landscaped quite well as you'll see lots of locals enjoying the ambiance."