Nestled beneath the rugged Rif Mountains, Chefchaouen, the blue jewel of Morocco, is draped in a sky-blue hue that enchants all who visit. Once you arrive, you’ll immediately fall in love with its magical charm.

Rich in history and beauty, Chefchaouen was founded in 1471 by Mulay Ali Ben Rachid. Located in a remote and difficult-to-reach area, the city originally served as a stronghold to resist Portuguese influence from Ceuta. The iconic blue walls, symbolizing the sky and spirituality, are a captivating sight.

Tour Highlights:

• Uta el Hammam: Begin your tour in the ancient medina. This central square, a stunning blend of Arab and Spanish influences, is a photographer’s delight. It’s also home to one of the few octagonal minarets in Morocco, situated next to the Grand Mosque.
• Rass El Ma: Take a short walk to this halfway point up the medina, where you’ll find a public laundry built over a natural spring. Here, local women gather to wash clothes and chat, offering a glimpse into daily life.
• Panoramic Views: After your visit, be rewarded with breathtaking views over the city and the surrounding mountains.

Explore the magic of Chefchaouen and immerse yourself in its unique blend of history, culture, and stunning beauty.