Chefchaouen Tour Packages

Old City and Medina
Whether a shopaholic or not, the Chefchaouen biggest tourist attraction is shopping boasting a mesmerizing traditional souk. Explore the blue maze-streets; then, head up to buying some Moroccan souvenirs in a relaxed, tranquil ambiance far away from the bustling noise of larger markets. Make sure to purchase the local leather products for which the blue town is famous and well-revered.

Cascades d’Akchour
The serene town is surrounded by a mind-blowing natural beauty. Beyond the blue streets, an alluring tourist trek lies near the town center, which directs travelers to incredible crystal blue waterfalls. Dive into the rock pools or just stare and admire the majestic scene. Don’t miss out on visiting the awe-inspiring Bridge of God spanning the river.

Hike in the Rif Mountains
If a nature enthusiast, Chefchaouen has something for you, too. Hike in the Rif mountains and indulge in the unbeatable panoramic views of the town from above. It offers some of the best hiking treks in Africa, covered with spectacular nature.

Kasbah Museum
The Kasbah Museum is an ethnographic museum in the middle of the beautiful green oasis Andalusian Gardens, narrating the historical story of Chefchaouen and showcasing an unequaled collection of artifacts, musical instruments, and pottery. The museum also houses a small art gallery. Don’t miss out on this museum If you’re a history and culture enthusiast.

Lina Riad and Spa
Your trip to Morocco remains incomplete without staying in a riad (the traditional Moroccan hammam). Lina Riad and Spa is located in the center of the medina boasting spacious and bright rooms overlooking the bustling medina and the nearby mountains. Don’t miss out on the tranquil oasis on-site spa, swim in the indoor heated pool, and soak up the massage in the traditional hammam.

Plaza Uta el-Hammam
Plaza Uta el-Hammam is a square in Chefchaouen with a mix of Arab and Spanish touches seen everywhere. Take a stroll around the Plaza and taste the fantastic mouthwatering meals at restaurants and street food stalls.  Plaza Uta el-Hammam serves as an excellent spot for relaxing and enjoying the mountains looking out the town, and witnessing locals.

Grand Mosque
The Grand Mosque of Chefchaouen enjoys a famous unequaled octagonal minaret attracting many travelers from around the world. The gorgeous architecture dating back to the 15th century with the magnificent echoes of the call to prayer creates an awe-inspiring atmosphere. Remember that only Muslims are allowed to enter this significant building.

Ras el-Ma
Ras el-Ma, meaning head of the water, is a popular gathering spot for locals and the fresh mountain water point where the water comes into the town. It is a simple solution to escape the heat and a much better way to get insight into Moroccan daily life. Locals get together here to spend pleasant water cooler moments and to wash their clothes.

Eat at Aladdin Restaurant
Trying traditional Moroccan cuisine is a must after a long day of site seeing. Aladdin Restaurant is an excellent choice serving a rich menu of national Moroccan meals, including Kefta, couscous, and tajine, and international food such as Spanish omelet.