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Tangier & the Northern Legacy Tour – 3 Days

Tangier & the Northern Legacy Tour – 3 Days

Discover the rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning landscapes of northern Morocco on this 3-day journey. From the bustling streets of Tangier to the blue-washed alleys of Chefchaouen, this tour offers a perfect blend of coastal charm and mountain serenity.

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Tangier

Our driver will pick you up from Tangier Airport or ferry port and transfer you to your hotel/riad.

  • Explore the vibrant city of Tangier , known as the "Gateway to Africa."
    • Visit the Kasbah Museum (housed in the Sultan’s palace) for insights into Moroccan history.
    • Stroll through the Medina , with its narrow streets and colorful souks.
    • Enjoy panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and Strait of Gibraltar at Cape Spartel and Hercules Caves .
     
  • Evening free to relax or enjoy dinner at a local restaurant.
  • Overnight in Tangier.
Day 2: Tangier to Chefchaouen

Our driver will pick you up after breakfast for the drive to Chefchaouen , the Blue City of Morocco.

  • Stop en route at Asilah , a charming coastal town known for its whitewashed walls, vibrant murals, and relaxed Mediterranean vibe.
    • Explore the Medina and take photos of the picturesque streets adorned with colorful art.
     
  • Continue to Chefchaouen , nestled in the Rif Mountains.
    • Check in to your riad/hotel and spend the afternoon exploring the iconic blue-painted streets.
    • Visit Ras El Maa Waterfall , a serene spot where locals gather to wash clothes and livestock.
    • Wander through the Place Outa el Hammam , the main square, and explore the kasbah (optional).
     
  • Dinner at a local restaurant serving traditional Moroccan cuisine.
  • Overnight in Chefchaouen.
Day 3: Chefchaouen to Tangier Departure

Our driver will pick you up after breakfast for your return to Tangier.

  • Spend the morning exploring more of Chefchaouen:
    • Hike to the Spanish Mosque for breathtaking views of the city and surrounding mountains (optional).
    • Shop for handmade crafts, such as woolen blankets, pottery, and jewelry, at the local markets.
     
  • Drive back to Tangier, stopping along the way for photo opportunities if desired.
  • Arrive in Tangier by late afternoon.
  • Transfer to Tangier Airport or ferry port for departure.
  • Transport: Private air-conditioned 4x4/vehicle with fuel and tolls.
  • Driver: Professional English-speaking driver (10+ years experience).
  • Accommodation: 9 nights in riads/hotels (3*/4*) and 1 night in a luxury desert camp.
  • Meals: Daily breakfasts, dinners in the Sahara camp, and remote areas.
  • Activities:
    • Guided tours in Fes, Volubilis, and Ait Ben Haddou.
    • Camel trek in the Sahara Desert.
    • Berber music/dinner in the desert camp.
     
  • Entrance Fees: Ait Ben Haddou, Volubilis, Fes medina monuments.
  • Flights: International flights to/from Marrakech.
  • Visa Fees: Check requirements for your nationality.
  • Tips: For driver/guides (€5–10/day/person recommended).
  • Travel Insurance: Mandatory for emergencies/cancellations.
  • Optional Activities: Quad biking, dune bashing, or hot-air balloon rides.
  • Lunches: Most lunches are not included (flexible stops for local eateries).
  • Personal Expenses: Souvenirs, extra drinks, etc.

FAQ

1. What makes Tangier unique?

  • Tangier is a cultural crossroads where Europe meets Africa. Its mix of history, art, and international influences creates a one-of-a-kind atmosphere.
 

2. Is Chefchaouen worth visiting?

  • Absolutely! Chefchaouen is famous for its blue-painted streets, serene atmosphere, and stunning mountain views. It’s a photographer’s paradise and a peaceful retreat.
 

3. How much time should I spend in Asilah?

  • A few hours are enough to explore the Medina and admire the murals. It’s a great stop en route to Chefchaouen.
 

4. Are meals halal/vegetarian-friendly?

  • Meals are halal. Vegetarian options (tagines, salads) are widely available. Notify us in advance for dietary needs.
 

5. What’s the best time to visit northern Morocco?

  • Spring (March–May) and fall (September–November) offer mild weather. Summers (June–August) are warm, while winters (December–February) can be cooler, especially in the mountains.
 

6. Can I customize the itinerary?

  • Yes! Extend the trip, add a visit to Tetouan (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), or include a day trip to Cape Malabata.