Tangier. Cap Spartel. The Caves of Hercules. Asilah. Chefchaouen

Tangier - After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, the journey begins with a visit to Cap Spartel, a destination that captivates those who appreciate stunning landscapes. Visitors come here to experience tranquility and romance, photographers seek to capture breathtaking scenes, and romantics are drawn to the magnificent views. Cap Spartel, also known as Ras Spartel, is situated 14 kilometers west of Tangier along the road leading to the Caves of Hercules. Following this, the exploration continues to the Caves of Hercules, a renowned tourist attraction since the 1920s. These natural limestone caves open to the sea, which enters during high tide. Legend has it that Hercules retired here after completing his feats and that he carved the Straits of Gibraltar by moving the mountains (Jebel Tarik of Gibraltar in Europe and Jebel Moussa in Africa near Ceuta). Afterward, there will be a break for lunch before continuing the enchanting journey to Asilah.

Asilah - The visit proceeds to the city of arts in Morocco. Asilah, a quaint town established during the Phoenician era, offers a serene escape on Morocco’s northern coast. Asilah is a peaceful and picturesque destination on the Atlantic Coast, providing a retreat from the bustling nearby cities of Tangier and Tetouan. The town boasts quiet, deserted beaches and a calming atmosphere. Its Mediterranean-influenced architecture includes whitewashed houses with blue accents on walls and doors. The variety of houses adorned with paintings underscores the town’s reputation as an artists’ haven. After lunch, the journey continues from Asilah to Chefchaouen, “the blue city.”

Chefchaouen - The drive leads to the Rif mountains, culminating in the arrival at Chefchaouen, “the blue jewel” of Morocco. The trip offers breathtaking views of the mountain landscape. Overnight accommodations are provided at a hotel or riad.

Exploring Chefchaouen the Blue City. Tangier

Chefchaouen - The following day, after breakfast at the hotel, the exploration of the blue city begins. The medina of Chefchaouen is a small town with a soothing atmosphere. Due to its location, Chefchaouen and its surrounding area are part of the Rif mountain region. Nestled in the mountains, the city is both captivating and picturesque, with its old quarter and blue houses. The Medina of Chefchaouen is peaceful and compact. The journey then returns to Tangier in the afternoon.

Tangier - The final stop is in Tangier, the international city, where the driver will drop off guests at their hotel or riad.

• Accommodation in a hotel or riad.
• Assistance from a professional multilingual driver.
• Complimentary mineral water.
• Private tour in a comfortable air-conditioned car.
• Inclusive of dinner.
• Breakfast included.
• Convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.