• Chefchaouen Medina - Chefchaouen’s architecture has a strong Andalusian character. It is a town o extraordinary light and colour, its whitewash tinted with blue and edged by soft, golden, stone walls. This city tour will start by visiting Outa El Hammam. It’s a pretty square, with its cafs overhung by upper rooms and is great for a spot of people watching.

After that, you will be able to dig into the town’s Kasbah, a quiet ruin with shady gardens and a little museum of crafts and old photos.

After that, you will explore the blue street of the Medina and Place el Makhzen, the old government square, which is nowadays more of continuation of the marketplace, an elegant clearing with an old fountain and more souvenir stalls.

Finally, you will visit Ras el Ma (head of water), where water (tapped for the town’s supply) comes out of the gorge wall in a cascade so clear and cold that, in the local parlance, \

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Private local guide

• Lunch

the blue jewel of Morocco, wearing the blue sky, beautifully perched beneath the raw peaks of the Rif mountains, once you arrive you will immediately fall for its magic.
A town as rich in history as its beauty, the city founded in an enclave difficult to access, and served as a base to restrain the entrance and influences of the Portuguese of Ceuta .the city’s blue walls are a popular subject of interest. The blue is said to symbolize the sky and heaven and serve as a reminder for spiritual life.
Your sightseeing begins with the old city (Medina) called Uta el Hammam, which boasts a beautiful fusion between Arab and Spanish influences, it’s a photographer’s delight,
rass el ma. It sits halfway up to the top of the Medina where you can discover the public laundry builded on running water spring where local women gather to wash clothes and chat
after your visit you are rewarded with a breath-taking view over the city and the surrounding mountains.

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