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Tangier and the 2030 World Cup: a fan’s guide

Here is what to know to plan a stay in Tangier during the tournament, well before the hotels fill up.

Tangier and the 2030 World Cup: a fan’s guide

The Grand Stade de Tanger

Formerly known as Ibn Battouta Stadium, it has been fully renovated to meet FIFA requirements: the running track was removed to bring the stands closer to the pitch, new hospitality areas were added and capacity is around 75,500. It also hosted matches of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations.

Getting to Tangier

From Spain, the Tarifa ferry reaches Tanger Ville port in the city centre in about an hour, and the Algeciras ferry arrives at Tanger Med. Ibn Battouta airport has many European connections, and the Al Boraq high-speed train links Rabat and Casablanca, two other host cities.

Book early

During the tournament, accommodation and transfers will be in high demand. Book your stay as soon as the schedule is announced and arrange match-day transfers in advance: a private driver saves you the taxi queues outside the stadium.

Between matches

Explore the medina and kasbah, Café Hafa, Cap Spartel and the Caves of Hercules, or spend a day in Chefchaouen, Tetouan or Asilah.

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Questions

What are the other host cities in Morocco?

Casablanca, Rabat, Marrakech, Fez and Agadir, as well as Tangier.

Can you arrange match-day transfers?

Yes, we arrange transfers and day trips for groups of fans, on request and in advance.

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