This unique tour takes you to northern Morocco. First off, you’ll explore two of the country’s most fascinating imperial cities Fes and Meknes. Following that, we are going to visit the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis near Meknes city, and then drive over to the “Blue Pearl” of Morocco, Chefchaouen. From the wonders of history to the tranquility of Chefchaouen and its charming blue alleyways, this tour offers an authentic taste of Moroccan beauty and culture.
we were three friends traveling through Morocco and this was one of the most photogenic and fun parts of our trip. Meknes was super interesting, Volubilis was fascinating, and Chefchaouen — wow! Every spot was Instagram-worthy. Akchour was a nice surprise too — waterfalls and hiking in the middle of nature. This tour packed so much into two days!
I felt completely safe and inspired throughout the journey. The views from the drive were breathtaking, especially heading toward Chefchaouen. I loved getting lost in the blue streets, and the walk in Akchour was the perfect nature break. Everything was well-paced and peaceful. Highly recommended for solo travelers looking to explore the north!
This 2-day tour was the perfect mix of history, beauty, and charm. Meknes and Volubilis gave me a deep appreciation for Morocco’s rich past, especially the Roman ruins and the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail. And Chefchaouen? Just stunning. Every corner was like a painting. The riad was cozy, and our guide was knowledgeable and fun. A great short escape from Fes.
This tour was such a romantic escape! We loved walking through the Roman ruins at Volubilis, then seeing the sunset over Chefchaouen. Our riad was charming, and we had a lot of free time to explore the streets and shops together. The trip to Akchour the next day was a highlight — the waterfalls were amazing. We’d love to return again someday.
If you’re into photography, this 2-day tour is gold. From the Roman ruins to the blue-washed streets of Chefchaouen and the lush green trails in Akchour, every stop was picture-perfect. I appreciated the relaxed pace and the flexibility to explore and shoot. It’s a must-do for anyone who loves capturing culture and nature.
