Begin with a visit to the grand Royal Palace of Fes, where the golden doors and intricate detailing are a testament to Moroccan artistry. Then, explore the Mellah (Jewish quarter), a historic neighborhood that offers insight into Morocco's Jewish heritage.

Stop at a southern viewpoint for a stunning panoramic view over Fes, capturing the vast medina, centuries-old buildings, and the city’s unique architecture. This is an ideal spot for breathtaking photos.

Visit a renowned pottery factory where skilled artisans craft exquisite ceramics and mosaics. Watch as they shape and decorate pottery by hand, preserving time-honored techniques. You’ll also have the chance to shop for mosaic souvenirs and take home a unique piece of Moroccan art.

Step into the labyrinthine streets of Fes's old medina, one of the world’s largest car-free zones and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Here, history and tradition thrive in every corner: -Al-Attarine and Bou Inania Madrasas: Marvel at the exquisite craftsmanship of these Islamic colleges, adorned with beautiful tile work, carved wood, and zellij mosaics. -Al-Qarawiyyin University: Visit the renowned Al-Qarawiyyin University, one of the oldest continuously operating universities in the world, originally founded in 859 AD. -Nejjarine Museum of Wooden Arts and Crafts: Discover Morocco's rich woodworking heritage at this beautifully restored museum, housed in a traditional caravanserai. Explore intricate wooden artifacts and learn about traditional Moroccan crafts. -Souks and Tanneries: Wander through bustling souks dedicated to vibrant textiles, handmade ceramics, aromatic spices, and intricate leather goods, including the famous Chouara Tannery.

In the afternoon, travel through the scenic landscapes of the Rif Mountains as you make your way to Chefchaouen, the iconic “Blue Pearl” of Morocco.

Join your guide for a fascinating exploration of Chefchaouen’s serene and picturesque streets. Wander through the blue-painted alleyways, dotted with vibrant plant pots, handcraft shops, and cafes.

Enjoy a peaceful walk to this scenic waterfall on the edge of town, where locals gather to cool off

For those up for a short hike, the Spanish Mosque offers panoramic views over the town and surrounding mountains, creating an ideal photo opportunity.

Bid farewell to Chefchaouen and embark on the journey back to Casablanca, carrying with you a deep appreciation for Morocco’s diverse cultures, landscapes, and history. Arrival in Casablanca will mark the end of this enriching 3-day tour.