Private day trip to Chefchaouen from Tangier
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120 kilometers
2:25
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We always provide a private vehicle for all trips. We don’t provide shared services so you will never have to share. Your group will be the only people in the vehicle, plus the driver of course, on your transfer to Chefchaouen.
Air-Conditioned
Although the Rif Mountain region in the North of Morocco is noticeably cooler than the southern regions, temperatures can still be very high between April and October, so air-conditioning is vital.
Door-to-Door
We’ll pick you up directly from your hotel or chosen address, and drop you off exactly where you want us to. If your hotel is inaccessible by car (e.g. historic centre of Chefchaouen), the driver will arrive on foot.
Chefchaouen is a traditional Moroccan town hidden in the Rif Mountains in Northern Morocco. We offer one-way transport from Tangier to Chefchaouen and vice-versa, as well as private day trips to Chefchaouen starting from Tangier. Our Tangier to Chefchaouen service allows you to make the journey in comfort, with hotel pick-up and a private vehicle. The prices are clearly displayed on the website and there are no hidden charges. You can view all of our Chefchaouen transfer prices by scrolling down this page.
When you visit Chefchaouen, Morocco for the first time, one thing becomes very noticeable. Blue buildings, blue roofs, blue murals, blue stairs, blue narrow streets and even blue flowerpots… This city is all blue. Chefchaouen, or Chaouen, is located in northern Morocco and is known as the “Blue Pearl of Morocco” for this reason: its many shades of blue, from its narrow streets to its many blue buildings.You can visit Chefchaouen from any major city in Morocco. The most frequent and quickest route is from Tangier to Chefchaouen, a two-hour drive through the magnificent Rif Mountains.
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Akchour Waterfalls
A 30-minute drive from Chefchaouen to Akchour village is followed by a 2-3 hour hike to reach the stunning waterfalls and the remarkable natural rock arch known as God's Bridge.
Place Outa El Hamam
Outa El Hamam Square, in the heart of Chefchaouen, stands out with its proximity to major attractions and the unique ambiance offered by the traditional restaurants of El Haouta Square.
The Spanish Mosque
While the downtown grand mosque is impressive, the 15th-century Spanish Mosque, overlooking the city and Rif valley, is a must-visit, especially for sunset views.
The kasbah
Visiting the Kasbah, a fortress founded in 1471 by Prince Ali ibn Rashid al-Alami, is a must-do in Chefchaouen, prominently situated by Outa El Hamam Square.
The Medina
Get ready to immerse yourself in the azure ocean of Chefchaouen's medina, where wandering through its myriad blue streets reveals countless shops brimming with unique crafts and wares.
Talassemtane National Park
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Ethnographic Museum of Chefchaouen
Opened in 1985 in the city's Kasbah, this museum showcases the region's artisanal treasures, including pottery, musical instruments, weapons, weaving tools, dishes, and costumes, highlighting the Spanish influence on local Moroccan craftsmanship.
Callejon El Asri
This most photographed street in the city is best captured early in the morning; various theories, from mosquito repellent to tributes to nearby mountain water or the influence of Jewish immigrants in the 1930s, explain Chefchaouen's iconic blue walls, though none are universally agreed upon.
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Airport, Tangier