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> Getaway Tangier to Chefchaouen, Fes & Asilah
Explore the medina, the Kasbah and the Grand Socco in the city where Africa meets Europe.
See the headland where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean and the legendary sea caves nearby.
Stroll the whitewashed lanes, colourful murals and Atlantic ramparts of this relaxed coastal town.
Wander the blue-washed medina set against the Rif Mountains.
Visit the UNESCO-listed Roman ruins and the imperial city's grand gates.
Lose yourself in one of the world's most remarkable medieval medinas.
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Arrive in Tangier and transfer to your hotel near the medina. Settle in, then join your fellow guests for a welcome drink and dinner with views towards the Strait of Gibraltar.
Tangier boutique hotel
DINNER
Tour Tangier’s medina, Kasbah and the Grand Socco, then drive along the coast to Cap Spartel and the Caves of Hercules. Continue to Asilah for a guided walk along its Atlantic ramparts and mural-lined lanes, followed by dinner by the sea.
Asilah hotel
BREAKFAST, LUNCH, and DINNER
Drive inland into the Rif Mountains to Chefchaouen. Take a guided walk through its blue-washed lanes and Plaza Uta el-Hammam, browse the weavers’ shops and visit the old Kasbah. For sunset, join the optional walk up to the Spanish Mosque viewpoint above the town.
Chefchaouen riad
BREAKFAST and DINNER
Journey south through olive groves and farmland to Volubilis, where Roman mosaics and columns stand beneath the Zerhoun hills. Continue to Meknes to see the imperial gate of Bab Mansour, then arrive in Fes in the late afternoon.
Fes riad
BREAKFAST and LUNCH
Enjoy a final breakfast before your private transfer to Fes-Saïss Airport for your onward flight.
BREAKFAST
“Tangier, Asilah and Chefchaouen each felt completely different, and the pace gave us time to enjoy every one. Our guide made the journey effortless.”
Darlene P.
Austraila
“Walking through the blue lanes of Chefchaouen was a highlight, and Fes at the end felt like stepping back in time.”
Donald L.
USA
“Beautiful riads, great food and a small group. Everything was organised so we could simply enjoy northern Morocco.”
Marsha L.
France
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