04 Days Tour from Spain
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After your stay in the south of Spain (Andalusia), Please let us take you in the footsteps of the Moorish, From Tangier to fes via Chefchaouen and Tetouane, we will travel back in the time to  discover the other part of the story. Visit the most important Morrish Cities in Africa, Tangier,  Asilah, Chefchaouen and the magic Medina of  Fez on a four-days tour, Guaranteed departure every day all year around.

Itinerary
Day01: Spain - Tangier -Fez
Day02: Fez
Day03: Fez- Meknes -Moulay Idriss -Volubilis -Fez
Day04: Fez-Chefchaouen -Tangier -Spain

Day 01: Costa del sol / Tangier / Fez
Depart Spain (departure time at client’s discretion) for journey across the Straight of Gibraltar.Upon arrival to Tangier, Morocco, you  start by  exploring the magnificent  Medina of Tangier. Option Lunch; Early after noon, departure to Asilah, The fortified Portuguese city, 46 kilometers south of Tangiers, on the Atlantic coast. visit The Bab Homar, the Berber Kasbah, and the Palace of Raisouli and enjoy the relaxing ambiance and quaint beauty of the town. If visiting in August you will have the added enjoyment of the International Feztival, a month-long cultural event encompassing art exhibitions and musical performances. continue an your journey south to Fez the most ancient Imperial City of Morocco through the Rif Mountains ,  Dinner and overnight at your scheduled hotel in Fez.  

Day 02: Fez
After breakfast, full-day tour of the city of Fez, The Holy City of Fezis a jewel of Spanish-Arabic civilization. Fezdoes not reveal its secrets easily. Secretive, shadowy, they need to be discovered little by little, with reverence. Only in this way can the splendors of Medrsa architecture be fully appreciated. Only in this way will the call of the medina tempt you. Bustling with artisans and merchants, its captivating sounds, fragrances and colors mesmerize the visitor with a constant swirl of activity. The city of Moulay Idriss 1st, sanctuary of human and moral sciences. The great A Karaouiyne University bas for eleven centuries been a religions and intellectual center whose influence bas spread far beyond the Kingdom's boundaries.In 789, a pick-axe of silver and gold -"fas" in Arabic - was presented to Idriss 1st to use in tracing the outlines of the city. Hence the name of the city, which lies at the far eastern end of the plain of Saiss, bordered to the south by the hills outlying the Atlas Mountains. Cradle of religions, cultural and artistic traditions, Fez, the double city, is the kingdom's spiritual capital. The Andalusia mosque, dating from the 9th century, and further embellished by successive rulers, is accessed through a mighty door of sculpted cedar. An imposing minaret decorated with green faiences crowns the Rsif Mosque. The Medersas around the Karaouiyne Mosque, former lodging houses for students coming from outside the city, attest the importance of its thousand years of history. In the Medina, a labyrinth of sloping, winding alleyways are crammed full of stalls and workshops. This is the famed Kissaria -the commercial center. A multitude of locally produced goods are on sale in this incredible maze-cotton fabric, silk, brocade work, slippers, and many more.The craftsmen of the El Attarine souks offer the visitor a non-stop spectacle. For hundreds of years such work bas been regulated by traditional guilds, ensuring that its quality is worthy of the city. Each district has its own specialty : cobalt blue enameled pottery, carpets, wrought iron ... one looks on as the dyer stirs his yarns, steeped in their multitude of colors, as the tanner tramples his skins under an open sky -skins that the leather-worker will eventually adorn with fine gilt for book-binding. Leaving the souks through the Boujeloud gate  with its decoration of green and blue faiences, the riches contained in the wonderful Museum of Moroccan Art await one Optional lunch at the Medina and shopping in the afternoon. Dinner and overnight at the hotel

Day 03: Fez/ Meknes / Moulay Idriss / Volubilis /Fez
After breakfast, departure to Meknes via Volubilis and Moulay Idris. This excursion embodies much of Morocco's early history - Volubilis as Its Roman provincial capital, Moulay Idris in the creation of the country's first Arab dynasty, optional lunch at Berber restaurant in the holy city of Moulay Idris, then back to Fez. Dinner and overnight at your scheduled hotel.