3 Days Tangier to Chefchaouen and Fes
The essential northern arrival: Strait city, blue Rif medina, then Fes.
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Tangier is a natural entry point for travelers crossing from Spain or flying into the north. Private tours typically linger in the Kasbah and along the Strait, then climb into the Rif for Chefchaouen’s blue medina before continuing to Fes, the Sahara and Marrakech.
The essential northern arrival: Strait city, blue Rif medina, then Fes.
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Tangier, optional Asilah, Chefchaouen and Fes — the north without rushing the blue city.
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North to south in five private days: Chefchaouen, Fes, then the highway or desert-lite to Marrakech.
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Squeeze in a Sahara night between the north and Marrakech — ambitious and memorable.
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The recommended week: Rif, Fes, Erg Chebbi, gorges and Marrakech.
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A fuller north-to-south private tour with two nights in the Rif or the desert.
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From the Strait to the Sahara and the Atlantic — a complete private Morocco from Tangier.
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The long private journey from the Strait of Gibraltar to the Sahara and the Atlantic.
View TourTangier is for ferry arrivals from Spain, northern flights, and travelers who want Chefchaouen before imperial cities and the Sahara.
Short trips linger in Tangier, Chefchaouen and Fes. Longer private tours continue to Merzouga and Marrakech so you cross the country once.
Typical flow: Tangier Kasbah and Cap Spartel, Rif mountains into Chefchaouen, Fes, Middle Atlas, Erg Chebbi, then the kasbah road to Marrakech.
Three days covers Tangier–Chefchaouen–Fes. Five to seven days reach Marrakech with a compressed desert. Ten to fourteen days are the honest grand tour from the Strait.
Every itinerary is private. Tell us your dates and we will match driving days to your energy, not to a coach timetable. Related reading: all private Morocco tours.
Background on this city: Visit Morocco’s Tangier destination page (Visit Morocco — Tangier).
Plan a trip from Tangier
Yes. Share the crossing and we wait. If the ferry is late we shorten the first afternoon rather than racing the Rif in the dark.
Yes. It is the correct first night for most north-start tours. A day trip from Tangier is possible; an evening in the blue medina is why people come.
We add tours constantly. If you have extra days, children, or a wish to skip the camel, write to us.
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