Enchanting Destinations of Northern Morocco.
From the mythic coastal Kasbah of Tangier to the cobalt-blue mountain alleys of Chefchaouen, explore destinations shaped by Mediterranean history, artistic heritage, and generous Moroccan hospitality.
Tangier
The Mythic White City & Gateway to Africa
Strategically located where the Mediterranean Sea kisses the Atlantic Ocean, Tangier is a storied multicultural crossroads. Famed for its Kasbah, sweeping coastal corniche, historic Grand Socco, and vibrant literary heritage, Tangier serves as the premium gateway for international travelers discovering Northern Morocco.
Chefchaouen
The Enchanting Blue Pearl of the Rif Mountains
Nestled between two dramatic horn-shaped peaks of the Rif Mountains, Chefchaouen is world-renowned for its tranquil, cobalt-and-powder-blue washed Medina. Founded in 1471 as a fortress outpost, it preserves a peaceful, Andalusian-influenced atmosphere with cobblestone lanes, artisan textile workshops, and shaded mountain springs.
Tetouan
The Andalusian White Dove & UNESCO Medina
Known as the White Dove ('La Paloma Blanca'), Tetouan is an exceptional architectural masterpiece recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Rebuilt by Andalusian refugees following the Spanish Reconquista, Tetouan offers an authentic, untamed Moroccan medina experience rich with traditional wood carving, leather tanning, and zellige tile artistry.
Asilah
The Atlantic Coastal Jewel of Art & Portuguese Ramparts
Asilah is a serene Atlantic seaside town celebrated for its whitewashed oceanfront fortifications, peaceful medina, and world-famous annual Cultural Arts Festival. With pristine sandy beaches, fresh Atlantic seafood, and sunset viewpoints atop 15th-century Portuguese battlements, Asilah is a relaxing coastal retreat just south of Tangier.