We begin the tour at Outa El Hammam Square, the historic heart of Chefchaouen. Here, travelers will learn about the city’s Andalusian origins and daily local life. I will point out the surrounding cafés, the Kasbah tower, and the unique architectural style that makes this square the perfect introduction to the Blue City

At Ras El Maa, travelers will enjoy one of the most beautiful natural spots in Chefchaouen. We stop to relax by the flowing water, take photos of the surrounding mountains, and learn about how locals use this spring as part of daily life

We stroll through the iconic blue alleys of the Medina, where travelers can take photos at the most famous spots. I will explain the traditions behind the blue color and show hidden corners known mostly by locals

We walk through the traditional local souk of Chefchaouen, where travelers can see everyday Moroccan life. The guide explains local products such as spices, olives, clothing, and handmade goods. This is a great place to experience the authentic atmosphere of the city and interact with local sellers

Inside the Kasbah, travelers will explore the peaceful Andalusian-style gardens filled with plants, flowers, and fountains. The guide explains the historical influence of Andalusian design in Morocco and how these gardens were used for relaxation and cultural gatherings