Day 1 Tangier to the “blue city” of Chefchaouen

Welcome to 4 Days Tour From Tangier To Fes, tangier is a gateway between Europe and Africa! Close to southern Spain, you can visit the café Medina (Old Town) in the trendy Zoco Chico Square, or take a stroll along the seafront. Or, head straight to Chefchaouen, a blue city in the Rif Mountains. Enjoy the scenic road and stop along the way to hike to Cascades d’Akchour (Akchour waterfall). Chefchaouen has endless winding narrow streets and picturesque buildings. Look for restaurants or cafes in Outa el Hammam Square and enjoy the food while people watch.

Although non-Muslims are not allowed to enter, the Grand Mosque is still worth a visit. From there, explore the nearby castle and visit gardens, museums and some old prison cells. Follow a path outside the city walls to the Atlas Hotel, then climb up the roof to enjoy the panoramic view of the Blue City. For those who exercise a little bit, you can walk east along the street past Ras el Ma Spring, and then follow the path (half-ahour) to the abandoned white Spanish mosque. When the sun sets, enjoy the last view of Chefchaouen

Day 2 The Roman ruins of Volubilis and the imperial cities of Meknes and Fes

Day 3 Exploring Fes’s medina with a local Guide

Continuing our 4 Days Tour From Tangier To Fes is the oldest imperial city in Morocco and the most worth exploring place. As a UNESCO-protected site, the city has not experienced much colonial development, allowing you to experience its medieval charm. Fes consists of two old Medina districts, Fes el Bali and Fes el Jdid (the newer part of the city), as well as Ville Nouvelle designed by France in the early 20th century. You will meet your guide who will help you navigate the narrow and maze-like old streets of the old town, starting with Fes el Bali that dates back to 789 AD.

When you pass through various open-air markets offering spices, leather products, and tin products, pay attention to the buildings influenced by Spain . Known for its tannery and the pungent smell associated with it, visit the popular Chouara tannery and then climb to the roof of a nearby shop to better observe what is happening. Visit the 14th-century Al Attarine Madrasa and admire ceramic tiles, before visiting one of the oldest and still operating universities in the world, Al-Qarawiyyin University (859 AD). Find Mellah (Old Jewish Quarter) in Fes el Jdid and admire the city from another angle.

Day 4: Museums, Artisan Collectives & Departure

If you have time before your return flight, you may wish to visit the Batha Museum. Located in a 19th-century palace, the museum houses a collection of traditional Moroccan arts and handicrafts, including wood carvings, ceramic and local pottery . Or visit the ceramic and tile collective to learn how local artisans make pottery, from shaping clay to drawing designs. Watch them at work: join small tiles together to form a complex mosaicand end our 4 Days Tour From Tangier To Fes with our Morocco packages company.