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Discover Morocco's stunning blue city Chefchaouen is situated in the heart of Morocco's Rif Mountains. Chefchaouen (sometimes called Chaouen) is relaxed, with very affordable accommodations, and above all, quite stunning to look at. The streets and most of the buildings in the old part of town (Medina) are painted a most brilliant sky blue. Chefchaouen offers its visitors the charm of a city which has preserved Arab Andalusian arts and traditions. We can see a beautiful landscape on the road: Jbala Mountains, Berber villages, locals small markets situated in the road, Dams… Have a coffee break in the middle of the road. In Chefchaouen, the streets and most of the buildings in the old part of town (medina) are painted a most brilliant sky blue. During the walking tour, we have the impression that nothing has changed in Chefchaouen for centuries. It's like a live museum or like seeing a documentary about Moroccan history.

This horse riding experience offers a unique opportunity to explore beautiful natural landscapes on horseback while being guided by experienced local guides. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced rider, the calm and well-trained horses ensure a safe and enjoyable ride, allowing you to connect with nature and experience the area from a different perspective. This horse riding experience is designed for a wide range of travelers, including couples, families, solo travelers, and small groups. Suitable for all riding levels, from beginners to experienced riders.

Explore the beautiful northern reaches of Morocco, without worrying about navigating, during this private 2-day tour from Tangier, ideal for people on short weekend breaks. Visit highlights such as Tangier, Tetouan, and the famous "blue city" of Chefchaouen, with an overnight in a local riad. You also have time for a short hike in the Rif Mountains before heading back to Tangier.

Drive to Ifrane, referred to as “the Switzerland of Morocco” via the cedar forest and begin your day adventure to Ifrane and Azrou. In Ifrane, drive by the Al Akhawayn University, built in 1995 by King Hassan II of Morocco and King Fah of Saadia Arabia. Visit the city, where you will see the iconic Stone Lion carved by a German soldier during the 2nd world war that many tourists take pictures next to. Visit the Marché or souq, where the locals buy their supplies. Continue the journey over the Middle Atlas Mountains to Azrou, a Berber village, visit the cedar forest and observe the Barbary Apes and feed them peanuts and have a photo opportunity. Have lunch at a local restaurant before driving back to Fez in the afternoon.

Known for its iconic blue buildings, Chefchaouen is one of Morocco’s most picturesque destinations. However, this vibrant mountaintop town isn’t easily reached. Get to the “Blue City” in a comfortable climate-controlled van during this hassle-free tour from southern Spain, which includes everything you need to get to Morocco from the Port of Tarifa. Learn more about the history of the town from your guide, with commentary at the top sights.

We invite you to explore the largest labyrinthine medina and discover both the hustle and bustle of its bustling streets as well as its off-the-beaten-path side. With us, you can discover this magnificent medina with its historical and hidden sites.

Exploring the ancient Medina of Fes with Adil Bakkali is like walking through a living history book. Founded in the 9th century, Fes is home to the world’s oldest university, traditional tanneries, and vibrant souks but with Adil, these aren’t just landmarks, they are stories waiting to be told. Adil is more than a licensed guide; he is a passionate storyteller who grew up among the walls, mosques, and markets of this UNESCO World Heritage city. He shares not only the famous sites, but also the hidden passages, artisan workshops, and cultural traditions that travelers rarely find on their own. What makes this tour unique is the way Adil connects the past and present revealing how Fes became Morocco’s spiritual and cultural heart, and how its history still shapes daily life today. With him, you won’t just see Fes; you’ll feel its soul.