Trip to Morocco from Spain (Malaga, Tangier, Tetuan, Chaouen)

The day will begin with the visit of the city of Tetuan, known for its overall white appearance and for its affinity with Spanish culture. After the Spanish Reconquest, Tetuan served as the main contact between Morocco and Andalusia, highly appreciated for its practically intact architecture. You will visit places of interest such as the Moulay El Mehdi square and the Hassan II square, where the Royal Palace is located. You will continue the trip through the Luneta and the Jewish quarter and you will finish through its medina, a World Heritage Site by UNESCO until the entrance of Bab Okla.

You will continue your trip Chaouen or Chefchaouen, one of the most beautiful towns in Morocco, famous for its blue washed walls. Upon arrival, you will walk through its blue streets, its corners and history until you reach the Outta El Hammam square, the main square of the ancient neighborhood of Medina more comprising the symbolic Grand Mosque and the 15th-century Kasbah. This town was founded in 1471 to restrain the entrance and influences of the Portuguese of Ceuta, until Moors and Jews settled after the Spanish Reconquest in medieval times. It was during the Spanish protectorate when the Spanish army definitely occupied the city until the north of Morocco became independent around 1958.

Dinner and accommodation in Tangier.