Visit Chefchaouene

Great experience of Morocco...a quaint and authentic place to visit. The Medina is dreamlike, but also nice to escape to the mountains for a day hike. Be strong when engaging with sellers if you aren't ready/wanting to purchase.

Kimberley Craig Australia

Staying two to three nights in Chefchaouen is worth it for the opportunity to explore the surrounding countryside. The town fills up during the day with day trippers. Things are quieter and more enjoyable in the mornings and evenings.

Heather United States

This town is beautiful! While it is understandably based around tourists, the incredible blues and whites around every corner, and the views of the old and new town amongst the mountains were amazing. People were mostly helpful and friendly. We enjoyed our visit to the old Kasba - Alcasabar - 30 minutes max. We found a small restaurant called Mido on the square near the Alcasabar that was great and the guys were very friendly. Chefchoauene is hilly with lots of steps but worth it.

Maddy New Zealand

It’s a beautiful small village and perfect for short break , 2 days is long enough any longer and it will become to be boring I think , so much to see and be prepared to walk up the steep narrow alley ways but so beautiful

Salam Spain

Having travdeled the world extensively. I would not really say this is a blue city. Less than have of the buildings are blue. and the ones which are blue are only painted half way up with the top part being brown

Robert Hutchison United States

We went in August so it was hot but not crowded at all. The hassle level was very, very low and most people who engaged us were really nice and genuinely interested. A guy wanted 6 euros for helping us park and we didn't bother arguing as that's nothing really for 2 days. It's a safe place and nothing was going to ever happen to our hire car. The guy at the hotel was really helpful too. The town doesn't disappoint, it's beautiful and photogenic but our favourite place was up at the waterfalls at the top of town where about a million oranges lie floating in cool water waiting to become your new favourite drink. We ate at Asaada both nights and loved it.

Peter Ireland