Chefchaouen Day Tour from Fes | Explore Morocco’s Blue Pearl

Overview

Embark on an unforgettable Chefchaouen Day Tour from Fes, a journey into Morocco’s famous Blue City nestled in the Rif Mountains. Travel comfortably in a private, air-conditioned vehicle with hotel pick-up and drop-off included. This full-day excursion offers the chance to wander the charming blue-washed streets, explore centuries-old sites such as the Grand Mosque and Kasbah, and relax by the refreshing Ras El-Maa Waterfall.

Whether you’re fascinated by Andalusian architecture, seeking stunning photo opportunities, or simply looking to escape the bustle of Fes, this day trip from Fes to Chefchaouen promises an authentic and memorable Moroccan experience.

Highlights of the Chefchaouen Day Tour from Fes

Panoramic views of the Blue Pearl of Morocco
Wander through the serene blue alleys of the medina
Visit Plaza Uta El-Hammam, the Grand Mosque and the historic Kasbah
Learn more at the Kasbah Museum and Ethnographic Museum
Relax by Ras El-Maa Waterfall and take in the surrounding mountains
Taste the region’s famous goat cheese
Optional hike to the Spanish Mosque for breathtaking views

Tour Plan

Stop 1: Rif Mountains Scenic Drive

Your journey begins with a comfortable pick-up from your hotel in Fes at 08:00 am. As you head north, the road winds through the picturesque Rif Mountains, offering breathtaking views of valleys, rolling hills, and charming villages. Along the way, we’ll pause at selected viewpoints so you can capture memorable photos of the stunning Moroccan countryside

Stop 2: Chefchaouen Medina & Plaza Uta El-Hammam

Around midday, you’ll arrive in Chefchaouen, Morocco’s famous “Blue Pearl.” Spend your time wandering through the enchanting blue-painted medina, where every alley is more photogenic than the last. Visit the lively Plaza Uta El-Hammam, the heart of the city, and admire landmarks such as the Grand Mosque with its unique octagonal minaret and the Kasbah Museum, which holds cultural treasures and beautiful Andalusian gardens. This is also the perfect place to shop for handicrafts, from woven blankets to traditional leather goods.

Stop 3: Ras El-Maa Waterfall & Spanish Mosque Viewpoint

In the afternoon, head to the edge of town to relax at the Ras El-Maa Waterfall, a refreshing spot where locals gather. If you’d like an unforgettable view, take a short hike up to the Spanish Mosque, perched on a nearby hilltop. From here, you’ll enjoy a sweeping panorama of Chefchaouen, framed by the Rif Mountains — a photographer’s dream.