The Caves of Hercules, are located the place that, according to mythology, was chosen by the Greek hero to rest and reflect after some legendary feats, including the victory over Anteus, the separation of Africa and Europe, and the eleventh of his twelve labors: stealing the golden apples from the Garden of Hesperides. The caves are an enclave belonging to the Achakar Caves where archaeological remains dating back more than 7000 years have been lied. From its impressive view of the Atlantic Ocean, one can observe the contours of Africa inverted and adhere to the enveloping soul of Tangier.