On Sunday 29 March 2026, Royal Air Maroc (RAM) operated the inaugural flight of its new London to Tétouan service.
The twice-weekly Royal Air Maroc AT1693 service departs from London Gatwick (LGW) on Thursdays and Sundays at 19:45, arriving at Tétouan Sania Ramel (TTU) at 22:50 local time, with a flight duration of three hours and five minutes.
| Day | Flight | Departs LGW* | Arrives TTU* | Flight | Departs TTU* | Arrives LGW* |
| Thursday | AT1693 | 19:45 | 22:50 | AT1692 | 15:55 | 18:55 |
| Sunday | AT1693 | 19:45 | 22:50 | AT1692 | 15:55 | 18:55 |
On the north-eastern Mediterranean coast of Morocco, Tétouan is popularly known as the “daughter of Granada” given its Hispano-Moorish roots.
The northern city is located just minutes from the modern Tamuda Bay, a 15-kilometre coastline stretch where travellers can enjoy water-based activities like jet-skiing, water skiing, windsurfing and sea kayaking.
Tamuda Bay is also home to Morocco’s very first medical-aesthetic spa, located within the Royal Mansour Tamuda Bay, where guests can experience cutting-edge treatments such as thalassotherapy.
Tétouan also places travellers within just over an hour’s drive from both Tangier – another vibrant and cosmopolitan port city, and Chefchaouen, Morocco’s incredibly photogenic “blue pearl”, making the coastal retreat a convenient entry point for exploring the northern parts of the country.
In 2025, Morocco welcomed a record breaking 19.8 million tourists, representing a 14% increase on 2024’s result.
The country aims to welcome well over 30 million tourists by 2030, when the country will co-host the FIFA World Cup.
