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Marrakesh, Morocco
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About this activity

Discover two of Morocco's most visually stunning destinations on this luxury 3-day private journey: the artistic Atlantic coastal town of Asilah and the iconic blue-washed mountain city of Chefchaouen. This curated tour blends bohemian art culture, Moorish heritage, and dramatic landscapes with personalised transport and accommodation.

Asilah

A fortified seaside town on the northwest of the enchanting country of Morocco, Asilah is a bright and fresh little destination that provides a taste of Spain mixed with Moroccan traditions. This town, adorned with inspiring artwork, can be explored by foot in just a day, however its size doesn’t detract from its beauty. 

Chefchaouen

Morocco’s blue city, is a truly beautiful town with appropriately blue walls and majestic mountains overlooking the characterful town. A town as rich in history as it is beauty, Chefchaaouen was established in 1471 when Moorish and Jewish people fled here to escape the Reconquista of Spain. In this old and enchanting town there’s much to see and do.

· Admire the Artwork in asilah

· Ride Bikes Along the Promenade of asilah

· The Ramparts of silah

· The Church of San Bartolome in asilah

· El-Hamra tower in asilah

· Old City and Medina of chaouen

· Kasbah Museum in chaouen

· Plaza Uta el-Hammam in chaouen

· Grand Mosque view of chaouen

Highlights

  • Explore Asilah's vibrant street murals and contemporary art installations on the waterfront promenade
  • Cycle along Asilah's scenic seaside boulevard with views of the Atlantic coast
  • Wander the blue-painted medina of Chefchaouen with its labyrinthine alleys and photography-perfect plazas
  • Visit the Kasbah Museum in Chefchaouen to uncover the city's 15th-century Moorish and Jewish heritage
  • Experience Plaza Uta el-Hammam, Chefchaouen's atmospheric main square framed by mountains
  • Admire architectural landmarks including El-Hamra tower and the Spanish-influenced Church of San Bartolomé

Insider tips

  • Visit Chefchaouen in early morning (7–9 am) before tour groups arrive to photograph the blue medina with minimal crowds and soft light
  • Wear comfortable walking shoes with grip; Chefchaouen's medina is steep, narrow, and can be slippery after rain
  • Bring cash (Moroccan dirhams) for local artisans, cafés, and small vendors who may not accept cards
  • Ask your guide about local art studios and lesser-known viewpoints in both towns to avoid main tourist routes

Good to know

  • Private car included for all transfers and intercity travel between Marrakesh, Asilah, and Chefchaouen
  • Bike rental available in Asilah for the promenade ride (fitness level: easy to moderate)
  • Both towns are pedestrian-heavy with uneven, cobbled streets; not ideal for mobility devices or large luggage
  • Accommodation and meals in Asilah and Chefchaouen are included in the luxury package
  • Ramparts and tower visits may involve climbing stairs; check access requirements in advance

Who it's for

Photography enthusiasts and visual artists drawn to Moroccan street art and blue-city aestheticsLuxury travellers seeking curated small-group or private experiences with cultural depthHistory buffs interested in Moorish, Jewish, and Spanish colonial heritageCouples and friends looking for scenic cycling, medina exploration, and coastal charm

Best time to visit

Visit April–May or September–October when temperatures are mild (18–25°C), skies are clear for photography, and the towns are less crowded than summer months. Avoid July–August peak heat and winter rain, which can obscure mountain views and make medina streets slippery.

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