Day 1: Fes:

6 DAYS TRIP FROM FES TO CHEFCHOUEN upon your arrival in Fes International airport, we will welcome you and then transfer you to your accommodation. Overnight in Fez.

Day 2: Visit of Fes:

After your breakfast as a habit, we will start exploring Fes one of the oldest cities in Morocco with narrow alleys. This starts firstly by visiting the Royal Palace gate and the Jewish headquarters, the first Mellah ever that was built in Morocco during the 16th century. Next, we see the famous Al Qaraouine University, tanneries, the Attarine museum and Mouly Idriss mausoleum. Afterwards, you will visit the tiles fabrication and will experience a wonderful panoramic view overlooking the whole Medina of Fes. Overnight in your Riad (hotel).

Day 3: Fes – Rif Mountains – Chefchaouen:

After your fabulous breakfast in your Riad, we will drive to Chefchaouen via Rif Mountains. We will reach Chefchaouen in the afternoon. Then you will have free time to explore the blue town by your own. Overnight in your Riad.

Day 4: Chefchaouen – Ouazzane – Rabat:

After your delicious breakfast and having a great time in the blue city, we will start our journey towards Rabat through Rif mounatains and the city of Ouazzane. After about 4 hours of driving we will be in the current Capital of Morocco, and we will visit Rabat’s historical monuments including Kasbah Oudaya and Hassan Tower. After check in to your accommodation you will have free time in the afternoon to enjoy an amazing sunsent by Rabat’s seashore.

Day 5: Rabat – Meknes – Volubilis – Fes:

After your breakfast as a habit, we will drive back to one of the former capital cities of Morocco, Meknes city, a 17th century heritage and a UNESCO world heritage site. In Meknes we will visit some of its historical monuments such as; Bab Mansour, Bad Lekhmiss and Mouly Ismail shrine. After lunch we head to Volubilis, the ancient roman ruins, and then we continue our way to Fes.

Day 6: Fes airport transfer:

According to your flight time, we will transfer you to the airport. Our service ends here.