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Algeciras is basically a port city. Unlike Medrid, Cordoba, Granada, there is no place to go at night. Without going on a day trip to Alger we wouldn't have traveled there. Our Alger tour ended 9pm and there was no place to eat near walking distance.
You can reach Gibraltar from Algeciras very easily with the Linea Bus and form Algeciras there is a very good bus and train connetion to other Andalusian cities as well. The town is very pleasant itself, worth to see its port and small but nice centre. If you plan to go Africa the there you can start by ferries from its port.
Algeciras is generally a gateway to other cities but it is a calm and relaxed city for a weekend trip. I came to Algeciras from Madrid by the night bus - very convenient. I visited Baleo Claudia, Rock of Gibraltar and walked around Algeciras at night on the first day and visited Seville on the second day.
A short stay for the ferry to Morocco next day. Did not see much of the town, but all the locals I met are very friendly and warm. If going from Algeciras to Tarifa, better do it during the day. The view along the way is not to miss.
Most tourists rush through quickly on their way to Tangier or Ceuta but Algeciras does have some charm in its old center. The area of medieval walls is worth a visit and the quiet streets of the Barrio San Isidro uphill from Plaza Alta make for a delightful stroll. The Plaza Alta itself is stunning. Great food is easy to find and people were very friendly. The big marketplace is not so interesting but the streets around it with mostly Morrocan shops is fun to wander around. Worth an overnight stay for sure.
Very conveniently located close to the bus station and port, but you still need a car or taxi to get there. However, you can easily manage this way to visit the old section of town as well as the beach, other (much more) picturesque towns up and down the Cádiz Coast, and Málaga -- that beautiful city -- is only two hours away. A half-hour ride brings you to the frontier with Gibraltar (not to be missed), and several daily ferries take you to wondrous Morocco. Algeciras represents good value for money if you mainly sleep here, but the bulk of the sights are outside Algeciras.
“Hospedaje Lisboa Algeciras is near the city center and is an easy walk to everything - bus and train, ferry port, restaurants, central market, everything. The staff were amazingly friendly and helpful. We felt like we were part of their family. The rooftop terrace with kitchen facilities was a huge bonus. Every guest we spoke with loved this facility. I highly recommend Hospedaje Lisboa Algeciras. Hope we can return soon!”
“This hotel is very close to the local & regional bus station and across the street from the train station. I should of stayed another night.”
“It's 2min away from the port so you won't be late for your ferry, also if you're at Algeciras for shopping, the bus stop is so near and it takes u to Puerta Europa Mall where u'll find all the brands u want”
“They offer a good price for parking which is quite spacious. The hotel is easy to find and well located for people traveling by car. The city beaches and Tarifa beach are a few minutes drive away. The room was ok and features a minibar that contains only water, which is free of charge. The breakfast was very basic. ”
“Very good location . The hotel is close the port . It is clean and comfy . I recommend it for people with a short stay in Algeciras .”
“The grounds were so beautiful for walks! The breakfast was just perfect!”
“The hotel is right beside the highway somis easy to find. There is free parking onsite. The gentleman who checked us in and out was very friendly and spoke English.”
