• Chefchaouen - Visit Chefchaouen, a beautiful blue door and white-walled medina that was originally a Berber post. The main square is the heart of Chefchaouen, with the 18th-century kasbah, a central mosque and cafes with authentic Moroccan style menus. The market is a mix of traditional Moroccan and tourist souvenirs ‘97 it’s often very busy, but worth a visit for the bargains.

On your guided tour, explore the kasbah which was built by Moulay Ismail and is now practically a ruin next to the Great Mosque. Visit the charming main square and the souks that sell an array of goods. If you head to the Jewish quarter behind the jewelry souk, you will feel the difference between it and the main Arabic feel of the town.

Afterwards, discover the waterfalls of Akchour, a natural beauty, and the small breathtaking waterfalls.

• Private transportation
• Lunch
• Parking fees

Chefchaouen, renowned for its blue-hued medina walls, is often referred to as the ‘Blue Pearl.’ The blue color scheme originated from the 15th century. Upon arrival, take a stroll through the stone-paved medina of Chefchaouen, soaking in the blend of Moorish and Spanish ambiance. Take in the brilliant blue-and-white residences and stop by the 18th-century kasbah (at your own cost), featuring a tower, garden, and museum. Observe the key mosque and mellah, the old Jewish section, and take in the scenes around the lively Utta El Hamam primary square. Browse the stores for an assortment of items, ranging from vibrant woven blankets, clothing, and carpets to robust Berber ornaments, leather goods, and beyond. Finally, one of Morocco’s most picturesque waterfalls are the Akchour cascades, nestled in the Rif mountains. This collection of waterfalls is generally quieter and not as crowded. As you journey, you will discover viewpoints that offer dazzling views of the charming little waterfalls and the breathtaking panorama of the Rif mountains.

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