5 Day/4 Night Northern Morocco Mini Coastal Break

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Day 1: Tangier to Chefchaouen, The Blue Pearl of Morocco

Arrived in Tangier this morning and depart to Chefchaouen, nestled at the foot of the charming Rif Mountains, is the magical blue city. Often referred to as “Chaouen,” this hilltop town offers a sense of tranquility with its blue-washed walls, ancient Kasbah, and quiet city life.

Chefchaouen is ideal for photographers and those looking for a romantic getaway. Enjoy beaches on the way to Chefchaouen, such as Mdiq, Martil, & Azla, which will extend the drive duration stops pending.

Overnight: Chefchaouen
The drive takes approx. 2 hours

Day 2: Half-Day Medina Tour Chefchaouen

Your guide will show you all the main sights, including Outta Hammam, the main square, Ras El Ma, and others. Make certain to try the local goat’s cheese, which is well-known in this area. Moreover, you have a chance to take a look at the artisanal woolen handicrafts. This is a great place to relax and explore the lifestyle of this
wonderful mountain village. Afternoon at leisure or choose to explore Akshour Waterfall or plan a relaxing Hammam and spa.

Hillside view of Chefchaouen, Morocco, showing buildings painted in various shades of blue under a clear sky, with trees in the background.

Overnight: Chefchaouen
Half Day Medina Tour takes approx. 3 hours
Meals Included: Breakfast

Day 3: Chefchaouen to Tangier | Bride of the North

Today, continue your way back to Tangier via Laarache, Lixus, and Asilah. The city of Tangier sits on the northern coast of Morocco and is a popular tourist destination. In the first half of the 20th century, Tangier was one of the most stylish resorts in Europe, home to literary greats such as Tennessee Williams and William Burroughs and artists Matisse and Cecil Beaton. Moroccan independence in 1956 brought a more conservative air to Tangier, and the city reverted to its role as a working port.

View of a coastal city at dusk, with illuminated streets, densely packed buildings on a hillside, and a lit harbor in the background.

Overnight: Tangier
The drive takes approx. 2 hours
Meals Included: Breakfast

Day 4: Half-Day Medina Tour Tangier

Today, the Kasbah, Medina, and mosques speak of the Islamic world, but there are Western influences everywhere, mostly left over from French colonial days. A visit is also included to the American Legation. This brings a charm to Tangier, and the overall picture is of a bustling city blending old and new under blue Moroccan skies. It is an enjoyable antidote to chilly northern winters, the sights are worth seeing, the food is excellent and the shopping possibilities are endless.

Overnight: Tangier
Activity duration: 3 hours approx.
Meals Included: Breakfast

Day 5: Free Day to Enjoy the Beach or Depart

Enjoy a leisurely morning at your accommodation. Your driver will take you to Cap Spartel, famous for its fascinating blend of European and Moroccan influences or Option exists to depart today depending on your timeframe.

Meals Included: Breakfast

We wish you a Wonderful Northern Minibreak Trip with us!

Siham Lahmine

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Siham Lahmine

Founder of Morocco Travel Organizer, Siham Lahmine is Morocco’s first woman-owned luxury culinary and heritage travel specialist. With over a decade of experience, she curates immersive cultural journeys that connect travelers with Morocco’s traditions, cuisine, communities, and authentic local experiences.

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Siham Lahmine

Founder of Morocco Travel Organizer, Siham Lahmine is Morocco’s first woman-owned luxury culinary and heritage travel specialist. With over a decade of experience, she curates immersive cultural journeys that connect travelers with Morocco’s traditions, cuisine, communities, and authentic local experiences.

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