Tangier Sea-View Apartment: A Practical Northern Morocco Base
A transparent look at the space, setting, amenities, and trade-offs—plus the direct path to live availability.
By Moroccan Goodies12 minute readListing verified August 9, 2026
Choosing a Tangier base is a choice between medina atmosphere, immediate rail access, beach proximity, and residential calm. This apartment sits on the Tanja Balia entrance side of the city and is best understood as a private, self-catering sea-view base rather than a resort or beachfront stay.
The official listing identifies a 50 m² one-bedroom apartment for up to two guests, with one queen bed and one bathroom. This page separates those durable facts from live details—price, availability, policies, and total cost remain in the Three Shores Living booking flow.
The apartment at a glance
The home is on the third floor of a building without an elevator. Guests therefore need to be comfortable carrying luggage upstairs. In exchange, the elevated position contributes to the views seen from the living room and shared rooftop.
The verified sleeping setup is one queen bedroom for two guests. The listing also describes electronic self check-in, fast Wi-Fi, a 55-inch smart television, and a mini-split in the living room. Travelers who require step-free access, separate beds, or whole-home climate control should confirm fit before booking rather than assuming.
50 m² apartment, one bedroom, one queen bed, maximum two guests
One private bathroom and a full self-catering kitchen
Third-floor walk-up with no elevator
Electronic self check-in, fast Wi-Fi, and living-room mini-split
Smoke and carbon-monoxide detectors listed among the safety equipment
A residential base near Tangier’s modern transport side
The apartment is positioned at the entrance to Tanja Balia. The official listing places the Hilton, Tanger City Mall, and Tanger Ville high-speed rail station at roughly two minutes by car. Treat that as location context rather than a walking-time promise: traffic, pickup point, and the exact route change the real journey.
This is not a medina-doorstep apartment. Guests planning late evenings in the Kasbah or repeated walks through the old city should budget for petit taxis. The trade-off is a residential base with kitchen and laundry facilities that can work well for a longer Northern Morocco route.
The living room combines seating, a small dining surface, and television. It is a functional everyday space rather than a staged hotel suite. For a couple using Tangier as a base, the separate bedroom means one person can wind down while the other plans the next day or uses the living area.
The kitchen is especially relevant for a Moroccan Goodies reader: the listing and photographs show a refrigerator, oven, induction cooking surface, coffee maker, sink, storage, and cookware. A Samsung all-in-one washer and dryer supports longer stays and travelers packing light. Guests should still confirm any must-have appliance on the live listing before booking.
What “sea-view” means here
Photography shows water and the Tangier cityscape from the property, including a broad panorama from the shared rooftop. The listing also identifies a sea view from the living room. We use the precise phrase “sea-view” because the apartment is neither advertised nor presented here as oceanfront or beachfront.
The rooftop is shared, not a private terrace attached exclusively to the apartment. It can be a useful orientation point at the beginning or end of the day, but access, weather, and building etiquette still apply.
Verified Property Photos
See the apartment and its setting
Photos courtesy of Three Shores Living. Images are shown without distortion.
Who this stay is—and is not—best for
The apartment best fits one person or a couple who value privacy, kitchen access, laundry, and a residential base. It is particularly practical when Tangier is the anchor for multiple nights rather than a one-night transfer stop.
It is not a natural fit for guests needing an elevator, step-free entry, hotel reception, separate sleeping rooms, a beachfront location, or immediate medina access on foot. Naming those limits is part of choosing well; an attractive view cannot compensate for a mismatch in mobility or trip style.
Use Tangier to explore the north without changing rooms daily
Tangier’s rail, ferry, airport, and road connections make it an effective first or final base in Morocco. Chefchaouen and Tetouan are road trips; Asilah sits to the south with rail and road options; Cap Spartel and the Atlantic-facing coast are local outings. A longer stay lets travelers separate city days from transfer days.
Moroccan Goodies explains the fit; Three Shores Living handles live availability and the reservation path. Follow the booking link, choose dates and guest count, then review the calculated total, policies, and current inclusions before checkout. We deliberately do not freeze a nightly price on this page because rates and availability can change.
Before paying, verify your dates, number of guests, stair access, cancellation terms, check-in instructions, and any amenity that is essential to your trip. Save the booking confirmation and property contact details offline for arrival day.
