3 Days Tour from Tangier to Fes

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Overview

In the 3-day tour from Tangier, you will see several incredible places in a short time in Morocco.

First, you will discover Tangier’s most interesting places in addition to Tetouan and the blue pearl of Chechaouen.

Moreover, the journey leads to the cultural city of Morocco Fes to explore the culture and traditions.

Also, explore the administrative capital Rabat with its historical monuments such as Hassan 2 Tower, Chellah Nacropolis, and Udayas Kasbah. Finally, the tour ends in Tangier.

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Program Itinerary of 3 days Tangier Morocco Tour

Here is the itinerary program of the 3 days tour from Tangier to Fes:

Day 1: Tangier - Tetouan - Chefchaouen - Fez

The 3-day starts with a pickup from the port, airport, or your riad/hotel in Tangier. First, depart toward Chefchaouen and stop in Tetouan to visit the beautiful medina known as the white dove or the Daughter of Granada, its dazzling medina together with that of Chefchaouen considered the more Andalusian of the Moroccan medinas, its medina is also one of the best in the whole country declared cultural heritage of humanity by UNESCO.

Also, for years Spanish has been spoken in its streets, but not only when it was the capital of the Spanish protectorate. After visiting this medina we will continue the journey to Chefchaouen (The Pearl of the Rif), famous for its typical blue that has made it famous throughout the world, also the only city in all of Morocco with tile roofs inherited from its past which makes it the most Andalusian of all Moroccan cities.After lunch, we will continue the journey towards Fez. Accommodation in the hotel/riad.

Day 2: Fez - Sightseeing Tour

You will have the whole day free to visit Fez’s interesting attractions. First, According to traditions, Fez (“Fâs”) in Arabic comes from “fas”, pickaxe, because, according to tradition, the nomadic Berber tribes gave the sultan this pickaxe so that he could draw the perimeter of the first walls.

Also, Fes is one of the 4 imperial cities in Morocco, considered the religious and cultural center of the country, Its university is famous for the study of Arabic and the Muslim religion and is considered the Athens of the north, the great guardian of traditions.

Moreover, the Spanish-Moroccan architectural style of Fez will be the model to be followed even today throughout Morocco. Accommodation in the Riad/Hotel.

Day 3: Fez - Rabat - Tangier

After breakfast, we will come to pick you up again from the hotel, then depart from Fez toward the administrative capital of the country (Rabat).

First, visit Kasbah of the Udaya which is a small town within the city. Next, Hassan Tower which is the third great Almohad minaret, like the Koutoubía in Marrakech and the Giralda in Seville.

Also, next to Hassan Tower, there is the Mausoleum of Mohamed V which was constructed in the mid-twentieth century. Plus, Chellah Necropolis, is a medieval Muslim cemetery and an ancient archeological site.

After the visit to these beautiful places of Rabat, in the afternoon we head to Tangier and drop off at your Hotel/Riad/Port/Airport. End of 3 Days Morocco Tour from Tangier to Fez & Rabat

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the important places in Tangier?

Tangier city has a unique position as a gateway between Africa and Europe. The important places are the ancient medina with its narrow streets, alleys, and bustling markets. Moreover, the grand square at the entrance to the Medina. Furthermore, Cape Spartel and Hercules Cave. Also, Tangier City Mall is for those who want modern shopping. St. Andrew’s Church was built during the colonial period.

What’s the distance between Tangier and Fes?

The distance between Tangier and Fes by car is approximately 320 to 350 kilometers and takes around 4 or 5 hours.

What to see in Fes?

Exploring Fes city is a beautiful journey through its historical sites, markets, and cultural treasures, providing a unique glimpse into Morocco’s rich heritage. First, Medina of Fes el-Bali. Second, Bou Inania Madrasa, Al-Qarawiyyin University and Mosque, Chouara Tannery, and The Royal Palace (Dar el Makhzen). Third, Bab Bou Jeloud (Blue Gate), Medersa Bou Inania, and Attarine Medersa.