Chefchaouen Guest Houses - Reviews and Rates

Stunning blue city situated in the Rif mountains. Somewhat of a hippy vibe in town with great hiking just a few hundred meters from the old city walls.

Morocco may be famous for its aromatic couscous and tagines served bubbling with meat and dried fruits, but there is a certain delectable and sometimes elusive sweet treat that deserves attention: SFENJ, pronounced sfenj, prepared in roadside hole-in-the-wall establishments and mobile, donkey driven cartage that, by way of its ringed disposition...

Got somewhat of a late start on this trip, our cab driver took five hours to get there rather than the normal three and a half. Sadie's cousins met us there. We stayed in a decent place for forty Dhs a night, not too shabby. This city is gorgeous...quite the tourist centre though which i was not too fond of because that means everything is overp...

ferry log: 3 hours tariffa to tangier bus log: 3 hours tangier to Chefchaouen 3 hours Chefchaouen to Asila 5 hours Asila to Fes Boarding the ferry from Tariffa, Spain, I instantly noticed I was in for quite a different cultural experience. Most on board seemed to be native Moroccans; all others seemed to be just doing the one day 'morroccan expe...

So I'm in Chefchaouen, a mountain town not too far from Tangier. It's great here. The medina is amazing. Your nose is constantly being overwhelmed by the smells of baking bread and overflowing spices in bins and bags and fresh mint tea and escargot soup and urine, your eyes by rack after rack of multi-colored shawls and gowns and sweaters and ru...

Thought I would have to wait till India to experience REAL culture shock...but NOT SO... Morocco has done the trick! Folks, I don't even know where to begin. I could write a book already and we have only been here four days. The border crossing was easier than expected, largely thanks to Mohammed 1 (there have been 174 since). Arrived in Ceuta w...

My first bus trip was a bit unnerving; I caught the first morning bus from the flurry of activity typical of a local Moroccan bus station no worries, however as the sun set I was not yet at my destination. It was then I felt it become painfully obvious that I was not just the only Westerner, but the only female still on the bus - in fact the onl...