Talassemtane National Park

4 Day Moroco Natural Parks Tour from Tangier

Talassemtane - Natural MoroccoDay 1 .- Tangier – ChaouenDeparture from Tangier to Chaouen at 09:00 Am . Check in in the hotel and free afternoon. Dinner and accommodation. Day 2.- Chaouen – Chwihat – Azilan Journey of 6h walking Breakfast and departure to meet the donkeys that will carry the luggage. Then continuation to arrive in Azilan town. It is located in Talassemtane National park, which covers 64.000 hectares with great mountains and beautiful forests , such as Jbel Tissouka (2.122m) and Jbel Lakraa (2159m). Picnic for lunch in the forest of Chwihat (719m) on the natural balcony of Sfihat Telj, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.  Dinner and overnight in the refuge of Azilan. Day 3.- Azilan – God’s bridge – Akchour – Chaouen Breakfast and departure to take the track to a leafy forest of pines and oaks towards Akchour. Picnic for lunch at the famous God’s bridge, magical natural rock formation with 25m high eroded by the Oued Farda River, resting time and arrival. Transfer back to Chaouen, dinner and accommodation. Day 4. ChaouenFree time in the city. Day 5.- Chaouen – Tangier Breakfast and departure onto Tangier. Arrival and city tour. Panoramic sightseeing of the residential areas, Cap Espartel and Hercules caves. Then walking tour around the medina and souks until arriving to a typical restaurant for lunch (included). Free afternoon and dinner at the hotel.

Highlights of Morocco

If you want to hit Morocco’s highlights, this is your adventure. Wander through kasbahs, spice markets, and cities pulsing with energy on this comprehensive trip. Climb onto a camel and explore the edge of the Sahara before admiring the views from the heights of the Atlas Mountains. Experience the energy of imperial cities as you explore souks stuffed with exotic wares. Then take a moment to appreciate this amazing adventure as you camp under the stars among some of the world's biggest sand dunes.

Morocco on a Shoestring

In our humble opinion, there’s no better way to spend two weeks than travelling around majestic, marvelous, magical Morocco. In a country with no shortage of highlights, we make sure to hit all the main ones, including Fes, Chefchaouen, the coastal hippie mecca of Essaouira, and plenty of souks to shop in and beaches to relax on. After an overnight stay in a Berber camp and a few market barters under your belt, you’ll feel like a local in no time.

Spain & Morocco by Rail

Dive into two incredible cultures with this adventure on the rails. Explore the Spanish countryside by train, journeying with the locals from Barcelona to Madrid to Seville and beyond, sampling the exotic side of this gorgeous country (and tasting food you'll crave for the rest of your life). Spend a week in Spain before crossing the Strait of Gibraltar for another week to get to know the main highlights of Morocco, like Fès, Casablanca, and Marrakech, (as well as their souqs, mint tea and friendly locals). Grab yourself an experience you'll talk about forever.

Northern Morocco on a Shoestring

Modern, ancient, bohemian, sophisticated – no matter how many superlatives you can think of, Northern Morocco surpasses them all, and we’ve put together a trip that shows you all the best sights while still leaving money for bargaining in the medina. Over eight days, you’ll tour charming Tangier, old-world Fes, and the famous blue-and-white buildings of Chefchaouen, then explore mysterious Marrakech and the bustle of Djeema El Fna. If exotic magic exists anywhere in the world, trust us – it’s right here in beautifully cultured Morocco.

Northern Morocco on a Shoestring

Modern, ancient, bohemian, sophisticated — no matter how many superlatives you can think of, northern Morocco surpasses them all. We’ve put together a trip that shows you all the best sights while still leaving money for bargaining in the medina. Over seven days, you’ll tour old-world Fes, and the famous blue-and-white buildings of Chefchaouen, then explore mysterious Marrakech and the bustle of Djeema El Fna. If magic exists anywhere in the world, trust us — it’s right here in beautifully-cultured Morocco.