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3-Hour Private Walking Tour Of The Blue City Of Chefchaouen

4.8

(4)

  • Tour Category

    Private Tour

  • Tour Types

    Architecture, Culture, Photography

  • Duration

    3 Hours

  • Activity Level

    Easy

  • Language

    English

Description

Discover the "blue pearl of Morocco" on this guided tour of Chefchaouen by exploring the city's Jewish neighbourhood to learn about its fascinating history and culture. Walk through the famous Instagrammable spot, visit the traditional Berber market, and witness the traditional way of making bread at the Old Oven. Marvel at the beauty of Esbanin Valley and end the tour at Place Outa Hammam, a lively square surrounded by restaurants and cafes. 

Highlights
  • Capture stunning pictures in the narrow blue streets of Chefchaouen
  • Experience the traditional life and work at the Berber house and market
  • Take a stroll around the picturesque Esbanin Valley along the Rass Elma River 
  • Explore The Blue City Of Chefchaouen expand_more
    • Meet the tour guide at Bab Elaine, the gate that leads to the Jewish neighbourhood in the old Médina of Chefchaouen. 
    • Learn about the Jewish history and culture in Chefchaouen before heading towards the blue streets, where we will explore the Instagram spots with blue stairs and capture stunning photos. 
    • Stroll through Bab Souq and the Berber market to find local handicrafts and spices. 
    • Proceed to the Old Oven, one of the few that still use wood for the fire, and the Berber house to witness the traditional way of making bread and experience the Berber lifestyle. 
    • Move to the Old Kasbah 1471, a historical fortress that played a significant role in the region's history.
    • Continue towards an old school of fine arts that the Spanish occupants built. From here, you can witness from outside the city's oldest of the hammams or baths.
    • See the old bakery, the main square, and the Grand Mosque, learning about the local life, traditions, and history as we pass the shops where we can discover the local fare.
    • Walk through the Esbanin Valley, crossing the Portuguese bridge and the old water mill. 
    • Pass along the Rass Elma River, admiring the spring water and the laundry place. 
    • End the tour at Place Outa Hammam, lively and surrounded by restaurants and cafes. Every year, a music festival is held at this square.
What's Included
  • English-speaking tour guide
What's Excluded
  • Tip to the guide
  • Entrance ticket, if any
Meeting Point

Bab Elaine

Cancellation Policy

For cancellations upto 2 days before the tour -

Refund of 80% of the tour price.
Tour Reviews
  • A

    Abdullah Khan

    Berber life and market culture was an unforgettable journey into Morocco's rich tradition

    The Berber house welcomed me with open arms, offering insights into age-old practices of craftsmanship and community. As I explored the bustling market, the air was alive with the hustle and bustle of daily life, as locals bartered for fresh produce and handcrafted goods. Each encounter was a chance to connect with the heart and soul of Morocco, where the spirit of hospitality and tradition thrived in every interaction.

  • I

    Indri Oliver

    Chefchaouen's narrow blue streets felt like walking through a painting brought to life

    The vibrant hues of blue, ranging from cobalt to turquoise, created a mesmerizing backdrop against the whitewashed walls of the city. Every turn revealed a new vista, a new angle begging to be captured on camera. From the intricate details of the doorways to the charming cafes and artisan shops, each scene was a testament to the city's unique charm and character. Exploring Chefchaouen's blue streets was a photographer's dream come true, offering endless opportunities to capture the magic of Morocco's "Blue Pearl

  • R

    Ravish

    Best tour to start with - Cultural highlights

  • F

    Franklin

    Berber Life and Market Exploration

    As I explored the bustling market, the air was alive with the hustle and bustle of daily life, as locals bartered for fresh produce and handcrafted goods. Each encounter was a chance to connect with the heart and soul of Morocco, where the spirit of hospitality and tradition thrived in every interaction.

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USD 75 / group
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Total number of people (Min: 1 , Max: 10)