- Fes - During your day journey from Fez to Chefchaouen, you will have the opportunity to view the artwork of the Mediterranean area. Private transfer from Fes to Chefchoauen.
- Chefchaouen - The town of Chefchaouen is located at the base of two mountains that resemble horns; these mountains are Megou and Tisouka. During the initial wave of Spanish colonial conquest in Northern Morocco, the inhabitants of this area built a city that still bears their name. They constructed it in order to serve as a safe haven for the resistance. Even the town’s name, which comes from the Tamazight language, translates to “look at the horns” (Moroccan Native Language). Therefore, the blue-washed walls in the interior of the city are a manifestation of the Mediterranean character of the locals who live there. Walking through its winding, labyrinthine alleyways evokes a sense of time travel and transports one to the glorious history of this area, which may be experienced by anybody. Nobody ever leaves this city without having a newfound understanding of what humankind is capable of when working in concert with nature and achieving complete integration.
- Chefchaouen Medina - The residents of this city have developed a special connection with Mother Nature and the hues that she expresses. They just utilize the color that they observe in the clear blue sky on bright days to paint their homes: sky blue. Their traditional garments are incredibly colorful and feature every imaginable shade. A whole day’s worth of fun is in store for you in this metropolis.
We transfer you back to Fes.
- Private transportation
- Experienced driver
- Pick-up and Drop-off from Fes
- Bottled water
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Lunch. Personal Expenses. Tips.
A day trip from Fez to Chefchaouen presents a great chance to appreciate standout Mediterranean artistry. Nestled at the foot of the hornlike mountains Megou and Tisouka, one finds the city of Chefchaouen. This modern city was built during the initial Spanish conquest of Northern Morocco, serving as a stronghold for the resistance. Correspondingly, Chefchaouen translates to ‘Look at the horns’ in the local Tamazight language.
The characteristic blue-painted walls found in the city are indeed a testament to the local’s Mediterranean roots. Wandering through its maze-like streets takes you back to a grand period in the region’s history. Leaving this city produces an inevitable admiration for humanity’s ability to create in harmony with the natural environment.
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