Best Morocco Tours
Best Morocco Tours
Look no further than this 5-day trip for an immersive experience of the best of Northern Morocco. With a full-bodied itinerary, you can expect to see and do it all. From exploring historical cities, experiencing the culture and traditions of the locals, to visiting stunning natural landscapes, this 5 Days in Northern Morocco has it all. You’ll leave no stone unturned as you embark on a journey of discovery through Northern Morocco, creating unforgettable memories that will last a lifetime.
Quick Morocco tours northern morocco tours will take you from Tangier to explore different parts of the country, including the caves its own caves.
Chefchaouen the pearl of the north and its amazing blue streets.
Meknes with its beautiful gates and great walls, and Fez—the oldest imperial city and cultural and spiritual capital of Morocco with its labyrinth markets.
Explore the relatively unknown region of the Eastern Rif Mountain Range, where the Andalusian influence still permeates the daily life of small villages in Morocco. This unique and off-the-beaten-path experience offers a glimpse into a lesser-known aspect of Moroccan culture, giving you a more complete understanding of the country’s diverse history and traditions. This visit is a must for anyone looking to delve deeper into the local way of life and gain a more authentic travel experience in Morocco.
Today, we're going to explore the Rif Mountains and the famous Blue City that we keep seeing on our Instagram Feed.
This Best Morocco tours start at the base of the Rif Mountains, where you can see how the landscape has been shaped by ancient volcanic activity. Then we'll stop in Tetouan, a city known for its beautiful architecture and traditional markets.
From there, we'll head to Chefchaouen— The Blue Pearl of the North. A town known for its Spanish influence. There are many artisanal shops, cafes, and restaurants here that you can enjoy with a nice breeze and wonderful view. And spend the night in a cosy Traditional Riad.
After breakfast in the Blue City, we then head to Volubilis to see the archaeological site.
Visit the historic capital of Moulay Ismail in Meknes, which is guarded by the splendid architectural gates Bab el Khemis and Bab Mansour. Then there's Hedim square, Moulay Ismail's tomb.
The journey continues to Fez. To spend the night in the Riad.
In Morocco it is a custom to offer guests mint tea upon arrival at their place of stay. The tea is prepared with fresh mint leaves and served in a traditional Moroccan teapot called a dallah with small glasses placed on top of it. This way you can enjoy your tea while being served by your host or hostess.
Fez, one of the world's oldest imperial capitals, where we will get the chance to access to the famous dyers and tanners.
Fez is a city with a rich history that dates back over 2,000 years. It was founded by Idris I and became an imperial capital under Almoravid rule in 1068 AD. The city was briefly taken by Spain during their conquest of Morocco but later returned to Moroccan control under Sultan Moulay Ismail.
Today Fez remains one of Morocco's most important cities, housing some 200 mosques and monuments that are UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including four madrassas (Islamic schools). The city also has many souks (markets), including those for leather goods, pottery, textiles...etc
After breakfast, we’ll head off to explore the capital of Morocco (Rabat) and its cultural sights. Known as “the Green City”, Rabat is one of the oldest cities in Morocco, with a history that goes back more than 2,500 years. The city is home to many beautiful mosques and palaces, along with a large medina where you can find traditional Moroccan souks selling spices and textiles.
Afterwards, we'll hop on the highway to Casablanca. And visit the Central Market, The Habous district, The Royal Palace, The Mohamed V Square, The residential area of Anfa, and the Hassan II Mosque. Before we head to the hotel for the night.
After a breakfast, we'll continue our trip to Tangier, along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean. And through Asilah, where you will have the opportunity to explore the city, that is mostly known for its annual festival for art – Most of the walls of the Medina are painted by various famous artists from all over the world.
We will continue to Tangier to get a feel of the city. Before we drop you off at your place of choice.
And that's it! Your tour has come to an end, and goodbyes are always hard for us. So we hope you enjoyed it and we hope to see you again soon!
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