Set against the rugged Rif Mountains, Chefchaouen is a must-see Moroccan gem. This mountain town is famous for its otherworldly blue-washed buildings that create a unique and magical atmosphere. While popular with travelers, the city retains its authentic character. The old medina is a maze of narrow, winding lanes, where red-tiled roofs pop against the vibrant blue walls.
The central Uta el-Hammam square and the restored Kasbah are the bustling heart of the city. Once known as a backpacker hideaway, Chefchaouen has transformed into a sophisticated destination with excellent hotels, diverse food options, and plenty to do. It offers a calm escape from the chaos of Morocco’s larger cities and is perfect for exploring at your own pace. For the adventurous, the rolling green hills outside the city are waiting to be discovered.
✔️Panoramic City Views: Climb to a viewpoint for the best photos of the entire blue city.
✔️Explore the Medina: Wander through the famous maze of quiet, blue-washed streets.
✔️Experience the Main Square: Feel the energy of local life at the bustling Place Uta el-Hammam.
✔️Visit the Historic Kasbah: Discover the fortress, gardens, museum, and art gallery inside.
✔️Taste a Local Specialty: Sample the region’s well-known and authentic goat cheese.
✔️Relax by the Waterfall: Cool off and enjoy the mountain scenery at the Ras el-Maa waterfall.
The price depends on the number of participants in the trip; please contact us for the price.
Pack light, comfortable clothing, a warm jacket (nights can be cold), sunscreen, sunglasses, a scarf for sand protection, and sturdy shoes. A camera is a must for capturing the stunning landscapes!
Yes, luxury desert camps offer private tents with ensuite bathrooms, including showers and toilets.
Yes, the tour is family-friendly, but camel riding is optional. Private vehicle transport ensures comfort for all ages.
You’ll travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned 4×4 SUV or minivan (depending on group size), ensuring a smooth ride through Morocco’s diverse landscapes.
Yes! Solo travelers are welcome. You can either book a private tour or join a shared group tour (subject to availability).
Wi-Fi is not available in the desert camp, but you may have limited mobile reception near Merzouga. This is a great opportunity to disconnect and enjoy the natural beauty.
Desert tours run in most weather conditions, but in rare cases of extreme sandstorms, camel treks may be adjusted for safety. Your guide will ensure alternative arrangements.
Yes! Most desert camps and guesthouses can accommodate dietary restrictions if notified in advance.
Absolutely! You can upgrade to an extra night in the desert, add a quad biking excursion, or include a visit to a local Berber family (additional cost applies).
It’s recommended to bring 300-500 MAD (~$30-$50) for lunches, souvenirs, and tips. ATMs are scarce in the desert, so withdraw cash in Fes or Marrakech.
Experience the magic of Morocco on this 1-day Trip from Fes. Whether it’s the Ancient kasbahs, or High Atlas Mountains,landscapes and rich Berber culture, , this trip promises unforgettable memories.
