8 Days Tour from Tangier - Best City Tour
Start Point: Tangier
End Point: Tangier
Transport: Private
Accommodation: Hotel / Riad / Desert Camp
Age range: All
Language: English
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Summary of 8-Day Tour from Tangier via Chefchaouen Asilah, and Laraish
This 8-day tour of northern Morocco offers an immersive experience of the region’s culture, history and natural beauty. Starting in the vibrant city of Tangier, you’ll discover the blend of ancient and modern that defines Morocco’s gateway to Europe. From the mysterious Caves of Hercules to the colourful medinas, Tangier sets the tone for an unforgettable adventure.
Continue along the northern coast to the charming towns of Al Hoceima and Chefchaouen. Al Hoceima’s Mediterranean charm, combined with its warm, welcoming locals, makes it a highlight of the journey. Meanwhile, the iconic blue city of Chefchaouen, nestled in the Rif mountains, offers an enchanting escape with its maze of blue-washed streets and historical riches.
The tour concludes with a visit to the coastal town of Assilah, where the Atlantic meets centuries of history. Each destination on this itinerary is a unique chapter in Morocco’s fascinating history, promising unforgettable moments and discoveries.
Places You’ll See
- Caves of Hercules (Tangier):
- Tangier Medina:
- Tetouan:
- Al Hoceima:
- Chefchaouen Medina:
- Larache:
- Assilah:
HIGHLIGHTS OF 8-DAY TOUR FROM TANGIER VIA CHEFCHAOUEN, ASILAH AND LARACHE
- Caves of Hercules in Tangier
- Tangier’s historic medina
- Andalusian architecture in Tetouan
- Al Hoceima’s beaches and hospitality
- Chefchaouen’s iconic blue streets
- Scenic drive through the Rif Mountains
- Larache’s historic kasbah
- Assilah’s coastal charm and murals
- Stunning coastal views in Al Hoceima
- Exploration of Moroccan history and culture
Why Start This Trip from Tangier?
The choice of Tangier as the starting point is no accident. Tangier, Morocco’s northernmost city, deserves to be the starting point of our Moroccan adventure of 8 days Tour through Morocco. It is a unique city. It is known as the capital and the bride of northern Morocco, and for its blend of tourism and culture.
The Cave of Hercules and Tangier’s Mediterranean port are two of its most famous landmarks. Tangier has a Mediterranean climate that is mild and a significant population and is a major Moroccan city in terms of economic, industrial, cultural and political activities.
The city has historical and natural attractions that have made it a popular tourist destination, including the extensive ancient ramparts. The old city, the Kasbah district, Dar al-Baroud, Jinan Qabtan and the Aherdan and Ait Idder valleys are all surrounded by this 2200-metre-long wall.
Day by Day Itinerary
8 days tour from Tangier through Morocco full itinerary
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Northern Morocco on this unforgettable 8-day journey. Starting in Tangier, you’ll explore the charm of ancient cities, stunning coastal towns, and rugged mountains, while uncovering the rich history and culture of the region. This tour promises an authentic Moroccan experience as you visit iconic destinations like Tangier, Al Hoceima, Chefchaouen, and Assilah. Whether it’s the vibrant streets of Tangier or the serene blue streets of Chefchaouen, every day brings a new adventure.
Day 1: Welcome to Morocco
Arrival in Tangier
On arrival at Tangier International Airport or Tangier Port, you’ll be greeted by a member of our professional team who will take you to your accommodation. Take the evening to relax and enjoy your first taste of Tangier.
Accomodation: Riad/ Hotel/Desert Camp
Meals: Breakfast – Dinner
Day 2:
Explore Tangier
Known as the Bride of the North or the Pearl of the North, Tangier is a fusion of ancient history and modern culture. On this day, we’ll explore the city’s natural and historical wonders, including the famous Caves of Hercules. Wander the fascinating streets of Tangier’s medina, where the blend of old and new is evident in the architecture and atmosphere.
Accomodation: Riad/ Hotel/Desert Camp
Meals: Breakfast – Dinner
Day 3:
Tanger to Al Hoceima (via Tetouan)
After breakfast, we’ll depart for Al Hoceima, one of Morocco’s most charming coastal towns. On the way, we’ll stop at Tetouan, a city whose name means ‘tears’ in Berber, to take in its Andalusian heritage. Arriving in Al Hoceima, you’ll experience the hospitality of its people and enjoy the beauty of its unspoilt coastline.
Accomodation: Riad/ Hotel/Desert Camp
Meals: Breakfast – Dinner
Day 4:
Explore Al Hoceima
Spend the day exploring Al Hoceima, a popular destination known for its stunning natural landscapes and crystal clear Mediterranean waters. The city’s warm hospitality will leave a lasting impression as you immerse yourself in its culture and beauty.
Accomodation: Riad/ Hotel/Desert Camp
Meals: Breakfast – Dinner
Day 5:
Al Hoceima to Chefchaouen
After breakfast, depart for the famous blue city of Chefchaouen. On the way, admire the stunning scenery of the Rif mountains. Chefchaouen’s unique history and culture, shaped by Berber resistance to colonisation, will come alive as you wander its streets.
Accomodation: Riad/ Hotel/Desert Camp
Meals: Breakfast – Dinner
Day 6:
Explore Chefchaouen
Today is dedicated to exploring Chefchaouen, a town that captivates travellers with its blue-washed buildings and historic charm. The old medina tells of Moorish, Jewish and protectorate influences. A local guide will accompany you to ensure that you discover the hidden gems around every corner.
Accomodation: Riad/ Hotel/Desert Camp
Meals: Breakfast – Dinner
Day 7:
Chefchaouen to Assilah (via Larache)
After breakfast, drive through the Rif mountains to the coastal town of Assilah. On the way we’ll stop in the picturesque town of Larache. Once in Assilah, enjoy the tranquil coastal atmosphere of this artistic city known for its murals and beaches.
Accomodation: Riad/ Hotel/Desert Camp
Meals: Breakfast – Dinner
Day 8:
Depart Tangier
After a visit to Assilah, we’ll head back to Tangier for your transfer to the airport or port, ensuring you return home with memories of Morocco’s northern wonders.
Accomodation: Riad/ Hotel/Desert Camp
Meals: Breakfast – Dinner
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What makes the 8 Days Tour from Tangier an adventure?
8-Day Tour from Tangier to Chefchaouen, Al Hoceima, and Assilah.
This tour of northern Morocco is an adventure in every sense of the word. Each destination presents a new facet of Morocco’s diverse landscape, from the Mediterranean coast to the rugged Rif mountains. Whether you’re exploring the historic medinas or winding through mountain roads, there’s an element of discovery at every turn.
Combining historical exploration with natural beauty, the tour offers a variety of experiences that will spark your sense of wonder. From uncovering the hidden stories behind the blue walls of Chefchaouen to breathing in the coastal air of Al Hoceima, each day offers a new opportunity for adventure.
The cultural encounters on this trip also add to the experience, as you meet friendly locals in Al Hoceima or learn about Berber resistance in Chefchaouen. This trip is more than just sightseeing; it’s an immersion into the heart of Morocco.
What's Included
The 8 day trip from Tangier to Chefchaouen include:
- Pick up from your accommodation and drop-off
- Car + Fuel
- Camel Trek (Camel per person)
- Dinner & Breakfast
What's not Included
The 8 day trip from Tangier to Chefchaouen does not include:
- Lunches
- Drinks
- Flights Tickets
- Entrance to monuments
- All accommodations are subject to change
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8 days Tour from Tangier Sightseeings
This 8 day trip from Tangier throug Morocco offers unique landscapes, cultural heritage, and opportunities for adventure, making them must-visit spots on any Moroccan itinerary. During this trip, we will discover many sights, including:
Caves of Hercules (Tangier):
A significant historical site where legend claims Hercules rested after completing his 12 labors. The caves offer stunning ocean views through a natural rock formation that resembles the shape of Africa.Tangier Medina:
A bustling maze of narrow streets that reflect the city’s diverse history, from Phoenician roots to its time as an international zone in the 20th century.Tetouan:
Known as the “White Dove,” Tetouan is a city with deep Andalusian roots, evident in its architecture and culture. It’s also recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Al Hoceima:
A coastal gem famed for its clear waters, rugged cliffs, and the hospitality of its people. The town’s beaches and surrounding national parks make it a paradise for nature lovers.Chefchaouen Medina:
The “Blue Pearl” of Morocco is renowned for its vibrant blue-washed streets, a tradition linked to the city’s Jewish heritage. It’s a peaceful town perfect for wandering and reflection.Larache:
A lesser-known but charming town with a mix of Spanish and Moroccan influences. The historic kasbah offers picturesque views of the surrounding landscape.Assilah:
This serene coastal city is famous for its murals and yearly art festival. Its well-preserved medina, with whitewashed walls, is a testament to its Portuguese colonial past.
Frequently Asked Questions - 8 days tour from Tangier
What is the official language of Morocco?
Morocco’s official languages are Arabic and Berber. You will also notice that French is frequently spoken, as Morocco is a former French colony.
Is English widely spoken in Morocco?
English is taught in schools as a second language. However, don’t assume that everyone you meet will be able to communicate in English. If this is a concern, hiring a trilingual tour guide for your small or private group tour can be cost-effective.
Is Morocco suitable for families?
Morocco is an excellent family vacation destination with activities for all ages. Take a hot-air balloon ride over Marrakech, explore the Ourika Valley, ride a camel in the Sahara Desert, and explore Fez’s colorful medina, among other things. This moderate Muslim North African country welcomes all visitors.
When is the best time of year to visit Morocco?
Morocco is best visited in the spring, from March to May, or in the fall, from September to October. Other months can be pleasant as well, if you prefer it hot and sunny or don’t mind the cold.
What vaccinations are required or recommended for Moroccan travel?
Morocco has no mandatory vaccinations; however, we recommend that you consult with your local travel clinic for the most up-to-date recommendations, particularly regarding malaria prophylactics.
In Morocco, what currency is used?
The Moroccan dirham is the country’s official currency. Credit cards are widely accepted, and ATMs dispensing local currency are common.
Is a visa or a passport required for travel to Morocco?
When traveling as a tourist from Canada or the United States for up to 90 days, a visa is not required. A valid passport is required. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months after you plan to leave Morocco.
Is this tour suitable for first-time visitors to Morocco?
Yes, this tour is perfect for first-time visitors as it offers a diverse mix of history, culture, and nature.What’s the best time of year to take this trip?
All times around the year are ideal seasons for this trip.Are there any physical activities involved?
The tour involves moderate walking in cities and medinas, but there are no strenuous hikes.Is transportation included throughout the trip?
Yes, all transportation, including transfers between cities, is provided in comfortable, air-conditioned vehicles.
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