We pick up you at the airport or port (Tangerville) of Tangier. We will tour with you the main tourist attractions to visit. Tangier, “the high”, as the Moroccans nickname it, is the surprising northern gate of Morocco. Land of spies and intrigues, it was a city of welcome of illustrious writers like Paul Bowles who resided in it attracted by the aura of its mystery. The city travels at an incredible speed of new modernity and luxury and combines ancient Arabic styles and the influence of old Spanish and French protectorates. It is, therefore, a mixture of styles as a border city open to the sea that looks towards Europe from the Strait of Gibraltar. Not in vain is one hour from Tarifa (Spain) by ferry. With the car we take you to Cape Spartel. We pass through a beautiful residential area and the royal palaces to the Perdicaris Park. It was once the residence of a couple that bore this name, and recorded the most famous international incident in the area of the early twentieth century. To reach the lighthouse of Cape Spartel is to know one’s at the crossroads of two oceans, since at this point the Mediterranean and the Atlantic meet. Along with the lighthouse of Malabata, it flanks the bay of Tangier. You will find amazing views of cliffs and beaches that we meet later. You will also have the opportunity to walk with dromedaries that are in the area. The road takes us to Hercules Caves, whose silhouette to the sea is the most representative image of Tangier and marked the entrance for centuries of the African continent. The way back will lead us to Marshan neighborhood, in the square of the imposing royal palace. There is the small enclave of Phoenician tombs carved into the rock, one of the most crowded viewpoints to Gibraltar’s Strait among the inhabitants of the city. You can also have tea at the Hafa café that is very close. And observe how Moroccans spend time looking at the freighters and ships that cross the waters between Tarifa and our metropolis. From this point on top of the old Tangier, you cross the wall that surrounds the Kasbah. Then you can visit the interesting and beautiful renovated museum in the former Sultan’s palace. Then, you choose to have fun walking through the medina following the marked itineraries or on a guided tour. Until you reach iconic places like the Petit Zoco square, American Delegation, the old big souk now converted into the 9th April Square and the historic café Paris.

DAY 2 TANGIER – TETOUAN (CITY TOUR) – CHAOUEN
We travel to Tetouan by the beautiful inland road where we will appreciate the rural Morocco that stretches between Tangier and our destination. You can make a stop in the village of Ait Lahcen to observe the landscape and rural life while having tea or taking a short walk. Depending on the time, we can stop there to eat one of the wonderful tajines or grilled meat cooked in the typical stalls of this road town. By default we will choose this last route or the highway because it is faster. Tetouan is the former capital of the Spanish protectorate. Also known by the nickname “The white dove”, the city covers the hillsides where it is settled with whitewashed houses. On a guided tour you can enjoy its huge medina, declared a World Heritage Site. It is a real wonder and very little known. You will perceive that it still remains authentic and you can enjoy observing all kinds of artisans working in it. It is very nice to start the visit from the Moulay El Mehdi Square, where the bell of a Catholic church still tells time. Then, stroll through the stylish “Ensanche” enjoying the well-preserved colonial facades to the royal palace. Everything in Tetouan is painted white and green. And it is also full of signs of its old Spanish character. The palace is located in the beautiful Hassan II square, garnished with modernist columns of a disciple of Gaudí who resided in Melilla. Tetouan has not yet been invaded by tourism and it is worth observing the daily life of its inhabitants to get an idea of what Morocco is nowadays. The light of Tetouan, as in Tangier, is so bright that you will not forget. After the visit, we travel to Chaouen.

DAY 3 CHAOUEN – ASSILAH
The magical blue village of Chefchaouen in the Rif Mountains is 115 km by road to the southeast of Tangier. Although it is a very tourist destination, it is a sacred town that only since 1920, with the arrival of the Spanish, began to allow foreigners to enter. And this is perceived from the first moment. It is an essential visit for the beauty of the place and its peculiarity. In Chaouen you will enjoy the walk through its cozy streets painted indigo blue. There are different theories about why they are blue. For many they are ranked among the 10 most beautiful streets in the world. Instagramers: it will be your delight, every street, every door and every corner is a beautiful photograph. You can visit the Kasbah and go upstairs its tower from where to observe the magical view of the village and the mountains of the Talassemtane National Park. We will approach to the river where the women gather to wash clothes and lay it in the sun following their customs. The medina is full of craft shops, so you can also enjoy of doing some shopping. The Andalusian-style Uta Al-Hammam square with restaurants on the roof of its buildings is ideal for lunch or take a tea in a pleasant place enjoying the breeze. If you stay a couple of days, in addition to the excursion to Chaouen we can make excursions to Talassemtane park, to Akchour waterfalls, or reach the sea in Oued Laou. You will enjoy breathtaking landscape when going there. The way back it to the beautiful town of Assilah. This maritime destination will surely delight you. It is a small enclave amidst beaches of fine sand that is located about 50 km on the south. The road trip will allow you to enjoy a beautiful landscape of these infinite beaches that stretch along the northern Atlantic coast of Morocco. If you wish, we can stop to take some pictures. Or also take a short walk on the seashore in a detour.

DAY 4 ASSILAH – TANGIER
In summer, this fishing port is a popular beach destination. Its unique Portuguese fortification protects its charming little medina of whitewashed houses. It is delicious to walk quietly in the silence of its narrow streets. Each corner and each door are a postcard. If it is already accessible, we reach the viewpoint of the fortress wall that enters into the sea. There you can sit and relax with the view on the white profile of houses and rocks in which the waves break. It is a time to enjoy that you will not forget. In addition, facades of Assilah are the annual setting of the art festival, which paints them with murals of different styles. It is a gift for the sight that produces from year to year, different portraits of its corners. You will discover also that the medina is full of bohemian-style stores. You can stop to buy clothes, pottery, jewelry or some other Moroccan souvenir. And do not forget to visit, very close to the medina, the beautiful Christian church of San Bartolomé, from 1927. It is always a curious contrast amidst the Moroccan buildings that surround it. However, the prehistoric jewel 15 km from Assilah, is the unknown Cromlech of M’zora. It is a small set of circle monoliths like those of Stonehenge in United Kingdom. And in fact, it is the only megalithic monument known in all of North Africa. If you want to hire this option added to the Assilah excursion, just let us know it. Depending on the schedule of the excursion, it is worth eating in a fresh fish restaurant halfway, or already in Assilah itself. Transfer to the airport or port of Tangier and end of our services