21st- 24th Sept 2018
HOW TO GET THERE: Train from Rabat to Souk Al Arbaa (2hrs), then take a bus (2hrs 40m) 5 dirhams for luggage storage in bus
Chefchaouen, one of the prettiest towns in Morocco, a blue washed mountain village, nicknamed the ‘’Blue Pearl of Morocco’’ is indeed a rare stunning gem. It was 6yrs ago when I first stumbled upon a picture of this dreamlike place & it certainly was a dream come true when we finally arrived here.
Chefchaouen’s medina is one of the loveliest in Morocco. Wander aimlessly and take in the beauty of this blue city. Shopping is definitely recommended here as you rarely get hassled in shops or restaurants compared to other parts of Morocco.
This is a cat city for sure. You’ll find cats in alleys, on stairs, in the souks, roaming through restaurants and on terraces.
The Kasbah is a heavily restored walled fortress that now contains a lovely garden & a small museum.
From the Spanish mosque hilltop, you will have a grand view of the entire town sprawling over the green hills below. Sunset viewing highly recommended.
Shouldn’t miss the Cascades d’ Akchour, a pair of waterfalls, 1 small & 1 large, nestled in the Rif mountains about 45mins drive away.
We stayed 3 nights but people do day trips to Chefchaouen too.
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HOW TO GET THERE: Train from Rabat to Souk Al Arbaa (2hrs), then take a bus (2hrs 40m) 5 dirhams for luggage storage in bus
Chefchaouen, one of the prettiest towns in Morocco, a blue washed mountain village, nicknamed the ‘’Blue Pearl of Morocco’’ is indeed a rare stunning gem. It was 6yrs ago when I first stumbled upon a picture of this dreamlike place & it certainly was a dream come true when we finally arrived here.
Chefchaouen’s medina is one of the loveliest in Morocco. Wander aimlessly and take in the beauty of this blue city. Shopping is definitely recommended here as you rarely get hassled in shops or restaurants compared to other parts of Morocco.
This is a cat city for sure. You’ll find cats in alleys, on stairs, in the souks, roaming through restaurants and on terraces.
The Kasbah is a heavily restored walled fortress that now contains a lovely garden & a small museum.
From the Spanish mosque hilltop, you will have a grand view of the entire town sprawling over the green hills below. Sunset viewing highly recommended.
Shouldn’t miss the Cascades d’ Akchour, a pair of waterfalls, 1 small & 1 large, nestled in the Rif mountains about 45mins drive away.
We stayed 3 nights but people do day trips to Chefchaouen too.
PLEASE DON'T FORGET TO LIKE, SHARE , COMMENT & SUBSCRIBE OUR CHANNEL. ENJOY!
Follow us - https://www.instagram.com/sujaan.momta/
Please do check out our other travel videos:
Pulit Rock, Norway https://youtu.be/i5XWemcPGFM
Annapurna Base Camp, Nepal https://youtu.be/AXjL5AjzXmY
Isle of Skye, Scotland https://youtu.be/y0G8REUdGkY
Greece https://youtu.be/jFCEl7ymm9k
New Zealand Backpacking https://youtu.be/7P6aTGd7LvY
Iceland https://youtu.be/u8KqJ920Ctk
Mauritius https://youtu.be/n-FjZmHcr28
Durdle Door Beach https://youtu.be/6rhC3bbatGg
Tring Circular Walk https://youtu.be/qEWdWP8MqRA
Buddhist Temple & Windmill https://youtu.be/ANa7Rwsdzks
Wild Camping in Scotland https://youtu.be/NXZbj0Ap6jc
Himalayan Front Hotel I Where to stay in Pokhara https://youtu.be/mB-1VzA5MYo
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