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Day 1:
Tangier - Asilah
Reception at the port or airport of Tangier. Asilah Road we visited the lighthouse and remember Spartel Greek mythology in the caves of Hercules Count will have lunch in some of the bars in the area and enjoy their beaches. Asilah did continue on the road to the coast, arriving and reception at the hotel. We strolled through the small medina of Asilah, white and blue, along the walls built by the Almohad and centuries later fortified by the Portuguese who occupied the city for a century, we come to the seaside cemetery next to the Marabout of Sidi Ibn Musa Ahmd. We left the Bab Homar medina where you install the market. Dinner, hotel accommodation.
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Day 2:
Asilah - Laraech - Lixus
After breakfast free time to take one last stroll through the medina and the beach in Asilah, before leaving the nearby road to Larache, at the mouth of the river Lucus, a city with a very Spanish, as evidenced by the Store castle, fortification overlooking the bay, built by Spanish seventeenth century. We also find the Spanish imprint everywhere, from the Place de la Liberation, known as the Plaza of Spain, to restaurant menus. Afternoon visit to the ruins of the Roman Acropolis Lucus, founded by the Phoenicians around 1100 BC, possibly as a first point of commerce in North Africa. Dinner and overnight at the hotel.
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Day 3:
laraech - Chaouen
The morning after breakfast we Dirgiremosa Chaouen, but first made a small detour to see the Cromlech of Msoura with its 167 menhirs, one of the oldest humans remains in the area. Later taking the right turn was Khemis Souk des Beni Arrows. Chaouen Arrival and reception at the hotel. Lunch and free time to discover the “holy city of the Rif mountains.”
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Day 4:
Chaouen
After breakfast, free day with the possibility of a guided tour of the city. Chefchaouen, seated at the foot of Jbel Tissouka, offers visitors a fascinating journey through a maze of narrow streets, we entered Bab al-Suiqa Harmum in the neighborhood, the oldest of the city with its artisans and merchants. We got to the Hamman Uta plaza housing the source, the Mosque, the Citadel with the local museum, the Funduq, and numerous terraces of cafes where tourists and Rif are mixed in a relaxed atmosphere. We entered the Andalusian quarter, built to host the second wave of Moors after 1492, climbing its steep streets and whitewashed we reach the limit of the fortified enclosure, Bab al-Ansar, beyond the Spring “Ras al-Ma” that takes water sources of the medina and allows the operation of public utility and the mill on the left and go round to reach a bridge where just enchanting journey. Also, enjoy the original and superb craftsmanship in leather and other products that make the artisans of the city. Dinner and overnight at the hotel.
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Day 5:
Chefchaouen - Tetouan
We arrived at Tetuan, lunch at the Medina entered through Bab el-Rouah near the royal palace, up the street Al-Mokaden, area businesses, and artisans arrived at the Zawiya Sidi Ali Barka, above Bab el-Mqbar takes step to Andalusian Cemetery where stands the mausoleum of Sidi al-Mandri Granada who rebuilt the city in the fifteenth century. We started making our way out of Bab el-Oqla, dinner, and overnight.
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Day 6:
Tetouan - Tangier
Morning free time to visit the archaeological museum, the Museum of Popular Arts, and the School of Arts and Crafts. Lunch and transfer to Tangier, shipping in mid-afternoon. Arrived at Tangier where we started the visit just outside the port, up the “beach road” where we found a most precious building from the colonial era, the “Teatro Cervantes” in a lamentable state of neglect. Then we come to the market of the small souk and square the great souk, the nerve center of the city that gives entrance to the medina with its streets lined with artisans, bazaars, cafes, and street stalls walked up to the Kasbah, some noble and top of the medina where you can sample traditional cuisine enjoying beautiful views of the Straits to Tangier and its bay. Way of the Café Hafa where we take tea with mint reminding Bowles and others visited the Phoenician necropolis and in the evening, dinner and overnight stay.
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Day 7:
Tangier
Breakfast and transfer to the port or airport as departure time, End of our services
