
Know the environment
The beautiful city of Ceuta is lapped by the waters of both the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. It is accessible by road, sea and air. The climate is Mediterranean, with mild winters and summers, making the city a pleasant place to visit virtually any time of year. If you’re not sure about the best time to plan your trip, you might want to consider the dates of some of the most important festivals. Carnival, Holy Week with the parade of the Spanish Legion, feast day of St. Anthony on June 13, feast day of the Virgin of Africa on August 5 and the accompanying weeklong festival.
What to see
- Cathedral
- Our Lady of Africa Shrine
- San Felipe Moat and Royal Walls
- Merinidas Walls
- Fortress on Mount Hacho
- City of Tétouan (40 km)
- City of Tangiers (100 km)
- Califal Gate, Ceuta
- Mediterraneo Maritime Park
- Nuestra Sra. de la Asunción Cathedral
- Late Roman basilica
- Spanish Legion Museum
- Regulars Museum
- Desnarigado Military Museum
What to do
Ceuta has it all: beaches, nature, culture and gastronomy. Whatever your vacation preferences, Ceuta has something for you. Stroll through the city, enjoying the delightful squares, busts and sculptures, monuments, city walls and more. San Amaro Park is definitely on the must-see list.
Expert's recommendation
- Shopping in Ceuta
- Salted mackerel and flying fish
- El Chorrillo, Calamocarro, Benzu, San Amaro, Benítez and La Ribera beaches
- Ceuta Nautical Center