This is a solid intro to the city and a good way to spend a day if you want to have an adventure and say "yeah, I did it, I went to Morocco". Yes, it will feel VERY hurried and pretty touristy - we were hustled through a quick lunch, a walk through the old town, then stops at a textile shop and a chemist/pharmacy, then a drive around the town with a few stops for good photo ops. I bought souvenirs for kicks, but PLEASE don't buy their hype that the stuff is made local - I totally found where the labels were removed from my scarves once I got home, much as I'd expected to hahaha. Just know what you're getting into and allow yourself some fun. Rachid is an absolutely charming guide and looks out well for you. It is a very long day so be prepared for that! I would say that I would not do it again but would solidly recommend it to someone who is just looking to have a new experience and a bit of adventure while in Spain.

A beautiful day and a calm sea, our guide Carlos was great and Rashid most definitely deserved his legendary status. My wife left her asthma inhaler on the boat and Rashid phoned the pharmacist from the view point where the Atlantic and the Mediterranean meet to make sure she got a replacement, and looked after her all the way so we had a very enjoyable day. We loved both the meal and the walking tour, a memorable first time in Africa.

Our guide Rashid was amazing and the trip as a whole was extremely well organized. My one complaint is constantly being hassled by local street vendors in the Medina. They literally followed us around the entire time we were in the Medina until we were about to board the ferry back to Tarifa. It could be a bit much at times.