The North of Morocco in 3 Days ; Including Fes

Fez Tanger Chefchaouen Asilah Tetouan

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Trip description

Discover enchanting Moroccan towns as you tour Tangier, Asilah, Chefchaouen, and Tetouan ; In Addition to the spiritual capital of Morocco , Fes.

Discover several of Morocco’s main highlights on a 3 day trip from Tangier. Visit the charming towns of Asilah, Chefchaouen, Tetouan and the magical Fes ; on a tour with a private multilingual driver.

What to bring

Cash
Change of clothes
Personal medication

Tour itinerary

Meet and greet with your driver in the morning wether you are arriving by ferry or plane. Start your journey by heading to Tetouan, the UNESCO-listed Medina, have leisure time to discover the city through your own prespective. Continue to the blue city of Chefchaouen in the afternoon. Make your way to your accommodation for check in and have a guided tour with your local guide to discover the history and enjoy the bleu painted streets.

After having breakfast at your hotel/riad. Take the road towards the spiritual capital of Morocco ; Get ready to take to the road towards the captivating city of Fes. Check in your hotel/riad ; Have a full guided tour in one of the cities that are full and rich with history

Today’s program will start by heading towards Asilah ; A charming artistic and tranquil city. Stroll through the beautifully painted white streets and visit the local harbor. Take a walk along the ramparts that were built by the Portuguese. After that back in Tangier, head to the promontory Cap Spartel to enjoy views of the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. Enjoy an optional camel ride experience by the sandy Atlantic beach before visiting the Neolithic Caves of Hercules. Also you will enjoy a 2-hour Kasbah and Medina walking tour in Tangier. Drive through the Ville Nouvelle, which is divided into international districts according to the countries that took part in its rule when the city was an International Zone.