A one-way private route from Tangier to Fes, crossing the Rif mountains and the Middle Atlas rather than the southern desert road. Two nights in Chefchaouen give real time for the Akchour valley, then the route climbs through cedar forest to Ifrane before finishing in the imperial city of Fes — a north-to-south introduction to Morocco for travelers arriving by ferry or flight into Tangier.
日数: 5 Days / 4 Nights
このツアーを気に入る理由
Tangier departure, Strait of Gibraltar
Tétouan's Andalusian medina
Two nights in Chefchaouen with a full Akchour day
Middle Atlas cedar forest and Ifrane
One-way finish in Fes
この行程を選ぶ理由
A one-way route from Tangier to Fes through the north rather than a there-and-back loop.
Two nights in Chefchaouen for a full Akchour day, then the Middle Atlas cedar forests around Ifrane on the way south.
Finishes with a guided day in Fes el-Bali, so the route ends inside Morocco’s oldest medina rather than on the road.
旅程
日目 1: Tangier → Tétouan → Chefchaouen
日目 2: Akchour valley — waterfalls and God's Bridge
Why travel from Tangier to Fes through the north instead of the desert route?
This itinerary is built around the Rif and northern Morocco rather than the Sahara — Chefchaouen, Tétouan and Akchour, then the Middle Atlas cedar forests. If you want the Sahara as well, our Fes-based desert routes pick up from where this one finishes.
Does this tour finish in Fes?
Yes, it's a one-way private route ending in Fes. Onward travel — south to Merzouga, or elsewhere — can be discussed as a separate leg once you're there.
Is two nights enough in Chefchaouen?
It gives a full day for Akchour without rushing, plus the evening to walk the medina — more time than a one-night stop allows. Groups who want longer in the north can ask about extending it.
Can I book now and pay later?
Yes. Sending a request is free and commits you to nothing. We confirm your dates, itinerary and final price with you first; a 20% deposit then secures the booking, and the remaining 80% is paid on arrival in Morocco.
Travellers who want to see northern Morocco properly before continuing south, or who are arriving via Tangier and heading toward Fes and the rest of the country afterward.