Fez- Chefchaouen – Tanger
Overview
By choosing this tour you will get the opportunity to discover more about the amazing north of Morocco.
The north of Morocco is mostly recognizable by its charm and peaceful touch that you won’t feel in any other places in the country.
It is entire concept is based on relaxation, fun, and great outings.
You will have three days with our companionship to discover the most possible about Morocco and live one amazing travelling experience.
We assure you the most experienced, friendly and multi languages speaking drivers and guides throughout the entire tour.
We also assure you the most comfortable vehicles you can find in the market to ensure your total comfort and safety.
You will learn more about it by going through the detailed itinerary we have here for you.
Your tour will include the following cities:
(Fez – Chefchaouen – Tangier)
Included/Excluded
- Hotels 2 nights
- 2 Breakfasts
- Transportation (air-conditioned vehicle)
- Professional English Speaking Driver
- Entrance Fees to historical sites
- Professional Guides in Chefchaouen and Tanger
- Portage Tips
- Airfare
- Drinks
- Personal Spending
- Tips for guides and drivers
- Travel Insurance
Tour Plan
You will be met at your Hotel by your English speaking driver and depart Fez for Chefchaouen,via the rif mountains of Wazzane .
After breakfast, you will visit the bleu town of Chefchaouen which nestles in the hollow of the two mountains – Ech-Chaoua (The Horns) – from which it takes its name.Steep narrow streets with white and indigo lime washed buildings, small squares, ornate fountains and houses with elaborately decorated doorways and red tile roofs make this a delightful town.
Enjoy your lunch in one of the traditional Restaurant with its atmospheric view over
the Ech-Chaoua Mountains , then continue to Tanger for overnight.
Today you will visit Tanger, the city beloved by the writers of the Beat Generation and has inspired Paul Bowles and William Burroughs.
Gateway to Africa, Tangier has attracted eccentric personalities from the worlds of culture, from the end of World War II, because it became an international zone.
Divided into two, one part modern and ancient, surrounded by high walls, retains a medieval medina.
At the origin of the fame of the city there would be a myth, that of its foundation at the hands of Tingis, the wife of Antaeus, Hercules killed during one of his labors. Visit the Medina, the old town and the new town.
