Chefchaouen Hotels

... religion, their traditions and culture. The next day I decided to go for a walk and started climbing the mountains behind Chefchaouen. Just following goat trails, I found an even higher valley with a narrow gravel road running up the middle. I wasn't ...

Morning 1 of writing this entry: I woke up this morning, on Mother's Birthday, in enchanting, pretty, restful Chefchaouen.  Out of my window I look up into the nearest slope of the Rif Mountains, rocky in places, and lush and green with grass, ...

... it was just too soon to leave.  I couldn't face packing my bag and finding the energy to start travelling and finding hotels etc etc when the alternative was to hole up for another day in my little nest at the Hostal Guernica, and read another book ...

... so he was going to get more customers; that is a fixer! After two hours driving in the oldskool mercedes taxi, we arrived in Chefchaouen. This is when I really realized the extent of Abdul´s fixing. The taxi driver became very upset when we gave him the ...

... . Not so. After about an hour, we were saved by a young girl carrying a huge bundle of kindling on her back. She asked, "Chefchaouen?" Relieved, we replied, "YES!" and she showed us the way to the path. She was wearing plastic slipper like loafers, and we ...

... = 13,220 (Trip =2,850 )   Route:  Nador > Driouch > Kassita > Al Hociema > Ketama  > Chefchaouen   Wake up in Africa! What a great feeling. Going through customs and immigration at 6AM - the usual sort of hustle and ...

... in different shades of blue and white and the effect is a beautiful little blue town set against a brown and green landscape. Chefchaouen is mostly a relaxed place, probably due to its status as one of the biggest hashish growing regions around. In case ...

... two bad experiences in one night, involving dark alleyways and threatening conversations we decided to chuck it in and head for Chefchaouen. And thats how we landed in paradise. Chaouen is a tiny little mountain town, which looks like it belongs in ...

... day and instead do a summary of each place, as well as an overview on my time in morocco as well. Sunday 3rd August - Chefchaouen Our first day was pretty cruisy. We met at 8am and got to know the truck, then set off. We stopped for morning ...

So, Well as we left Chefchaouen in a hurry we were we filled with excitement and the hopes of falling in love with the biggest of all Morocco's imperial cities. We arrived shortly before it got dark and shared a cab to the center of the old city ...

Back in Chefchaouen I pondered if the desert had bizarrely become more touristy since my last visit. Plain and simple the answer is yes. The journey in at about 50km or so from the actual Dunes are full of hotels disguised as Berber (the local people) ...