Discover Chefchaouen, the stunning “Blue Pearl” of Morocco, on a day trip from Fes. this journey leads you to the city famous for its blue-hued architecture nestled near Tangier and the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. The unique charm of Chefchaouen lies in the mountain tops’ shape, resembling the horns of a goat. Explore vibrant markets offering native handicrafts, delve into the city’s cultural richness, and venture into the picturesque countryside known for its cannabis production.
Tour Highlights:
Explore Chefchaouen, the “Blue Pearl” of Morocco
Admire the distinctive blue houses and buildings
Experience the unique shape of mountain tops resembling goat horns
Visit vibrant markets with native handicrafts
Shop for exclusive items like wool garments and woven blankets
Indulge in the popular local goat cheese
Explore the picturesque countryside
Learn about chefchaouen’s reputation as a cannabis producer
Start a day trip from Fes to Chefchaouen, the stunning “Blue Pearl” of Morocco. Beginning after breakfast at your Riad/Hotel around 8 AM, this journey unfolds in a city renowned for its enchanting blue-hued architecture. Nestled near Tangier and the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, Chefchaouen’s unique charm is heightened by the mountain tops’ shape, resembling the horns of a goat. Explore vibrant markets offering a myriad of native handicrafts, allowing you to shop for exclusive items like wool garments, woven blankets, and the renowned local goat cheese. Beyond the city’s cultural richness, venture into the picturesque countryside recognized for its role as a prolific source of kief, solidifying Chefchaouen’s status as one of Morocco’s main cannabis producers. Immerse in the growing tourist industry, particularly popular with Spanish visitors during Catholic feasts, and uncover the historical visit of Joe Orton and Kenneth Halliwell in 1967, adding a fascinating layer to the rich tapestry of Chefchaouen’s cultural heritage.