-
Day Tour from Fes to Meknes, Volubilis and Moulay Idriss| BEST Shared Group Tour
In the morning, we’ll start a day trip to Moulay Idriss, Volubilis and Meknes. We’ll pass and visit Moulay Idriss where there’s the mausoleum of Moulay Idris, the Founder of fes, one of the holiest cities in Morocco. Then we visit the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis and spend enough time exploring the 2000 year…
-
Private Transfer from Taza to Rabat (RBA) Airport
Take the worry out of your departure to Rabat (RBA) Airport and pre-book a private transfer to suit your group size (up to 7 people). Avoid the long lines for taxis at the hotel, and travel in the comfort of a Premium car or minivan.
-
Day trip to Volublis and Meknes
Visit the Imperial city of Meknes and Volubilis, both are considered as a Uniseco Heritage, show the beauty of the Gates of Meknes; especially Bab Mansour ; the biggest gate of Morocco, visit the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail; the founder of Meknes , take a look at the pnoramic view of the hilly and holly…
-
Baking Workshops at Fez Cooking School at Palais Amani
Fez, spiritual capital of Morocco, is also the birthplace to the most refined and diverse cuisine. So, where better to venture than to the source itself for to discover Morocco through its food? Lift the lid on the Moroccan way of life, experiencing hands on workshops in a meticulously restored palace in the Medina, and rounding…
-
THE BEST OF FES: Daily Walking Tours in FES
See the most unique places Fes has to offer. Let our official local take you to the most iconic spots of this medieval city. From the Medina of Fes, UNESCO World Heritage Site and the world’s biggest car free urban area to the early medieval Madrasa University, the oldest existing, continually operating and the first…
-
Fez: One Way Private Transfer To Marrakech
Avoid the unreliable local taxis or the need to use public transport and pre-book a private transfer from Fez to Marrakech Airport and any location within Marrakech city.
-
Day trip Volubilis Moulay Idriss Meknes
Visit three historic destinations on a full-day, private tour from Fez to Volubilis, Moulay Idriss, and Meknes, an itinerary that includes two UNESCO World Heritage Sites. This 8-hour tour combines guided visits and independent time: you’ll have a guided tour of the ancient, Berber-Roman city of Volubilis and a private driver throughout the day, as…
-
Full-Day Tour to Volubilis Moulay Idriss Meknes from Fez
Enjoy Volubilis Moulay Idriss Meknes Day trip Excursion from Fez that takes you through Morocco’s history. Discovering thousands of years Moroccan heritage, monuments, gates, Moorish architecture and ancient ruins of Volubilis.
-
private one-way transfer from Fes to Marrrakech
Our Private transfer from fes to Marakech is highly recommended considering the length of the distance between two cities which exceeds 500 Kms, so our luxury cars and vans are your best choice for a comfortable and a fortuitous journey to the imperial city of Fez. Our professional and experienced drivers speak French and English
-
3 days from Fez Desert Marrakech
On this 3day Journey you will have a big chance to explore the must wonderful areas , like cedre forest and monkeys , cross the middel atlas to reach to sahara desert and moving to two gorges than exploring the high atlas to arrive to marrakech to red city .
-
Day Trip – Fez > Tangier
Drive to Tangier, the “Pearl of Northern Morocco”. Visit Kasbah Museum of Mediterranean, a recently refurbished museum is housed in the former sultan’s palace of Dar El Makhzen. See the modest tomb of Ibn Battuta, said to be the last resting place of Ibn Battuta, born in Tangier in 1304 and was known as the…
-
trip to chefchaouen and akchour
_we wish to always live up to your expectations- comfortable and air-conditioned tourist transport-Insurance-The support-Previously book early to ensure places
-
Fez Food Tour
Route suggested by MOROCCAN FOOD TOUR are a perfect introduction to the Moroccan gastronomy. You can try a large choice of Moroccan terroir products while taking advantage of many explications and anecdotes on the city and savored products, in the company of an official tourist guide, licensed but especially passionate..Discover 12 centuries of culinary secrets in one…
-
Private transfer from fez to chefchaouen
In the Fes to chefchaouen private transfer starts in fez direction to Chefchaouen or blue city, Wedged between two mountains, Chefchaouen is a city with whitewashed houses with blue and white.A powerful charm that we feel on Outa-el-Hammam in the pebbled Medina. Sitting at an outdoor cafe, you can enjoy the beautiful view of the…
-
Day trip to Chefchaouen
Enjoy one of the most outstanding, exceptional and exciting tours with one of the most brilliant and professional excursion operators in Morocco.
-
fes to chefchaouen day trip
in Fes to chefchaouen day tripAfter breakfast in your Riad or Hotelwe will start your day trip toward Chefchaouen (the blue city) which is a Morocco popular tourist attraction and welcoming town situated in the Rif Mountains just south of the Mediterranean coastline in northwest Morocco. This nice bleu city is known for its traditional…
-
fez chefchaouen tour 2 days
Day 1: Fez – Chefchaouen In the first day of fez chefchaouen tour 2 days You will be met at your Hotel by your English speaking driver at 8am and depart Fez for Chefchaouen,via the rif mountains of Wazzane , you will arrive early this morning and start the visit of the bleu town of…
-
Private transfer from fes to casablanca
Book in advance your transport from Fez to Casablanca to avoid wasting time or worrying about searching for a taxi. Enjoy a comfortable pick up transfer from Fez to Casablanca Airport or casablanca accommodation with professional english-french speaking driver
-
3 Days 2 nights trip starting from Fez ending in Marrakech via Sahara Desert (Merzouga)
Day 1: Fes to Merzouga via Ifrane Midelt and Atlas mountains.Day 2: Merzouga to Dades via Todgha gorges and Tinghir.Day 3: Dades to Marrakech via Ouarzazate Ait benhaddou Kasbah and hight Atlas Mountains.
-
Mom’s Recipe : Moroccan Biscuits & cookies Workshop
With the help of mom, You will discover the unique flavors of local biscuits and cookies industry while learning about traditional ways of Moroccan life.As part of this class, You will visit a local souq ( market ).choose ingredients and learn to cook 5 typical biscuits kind.
-
Day Tour from Fes to Meknes, Volubilis and Moulay Idriss| BEST Shared Group Tour
In the morning, we’ll start a day trip to Moulay Idriss, Volubilis and Meknes. We’ll pass and visit Moulay Idriss where there’s the mausoleum of Moulay Idris, the Founder of fes, one of the holiest cities in Morocco. Then we visit the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis and spend enough time exploring the 2000 year…
-
Fez Pastries Class
There is no age to enjoy the pleasure of baking. Just try. We invite you to come out of the skin of the tourist surface and make real intercultural and gourmet encounters.For a few hours, you will be the guest apprentices of your host “Abderrahim” in his typical Riad in the old medina of Fez.…
-
Lift the lid on Moroccan Cuisine: Intermediate Cooking course:Ten 1 hour classes
Step into a Moroccan World of Flavors, and learn more about one of the most refined Cuisines. Travel to the heart of Morocco Fez Medina and get introduced to the secrets of Moroccan Cuisine in an exotic 17th century Palace. Join our 10 Part Cooking Workshop for a social, cultural and culinary Experience.
-
Fes to Marrakech Via Merzouga camel treck – 3 Days Desert Tour
Travel from Fes to Marrakech on a 3-day desert tour crossing the Atlas Mountains and Morocco’s vast Sahara desert. Our 3 day private Fes to Marrakech Desert tour is the perfect road trip to explore the best Morocco has to offer: Middle Atlas Mountains with its cedar forests, lush green oases, sand dunes, canyons, and…
-
4-hour guided tour of the medina of Fez
Escape to the mysterious medina of Fez and discover what is hidden in its alleys.A real change of scenery
All about Fez
When to visit
The best time to visit Fez is in spring—around March to May—and fall—between September and November. The summer months in Fez are usually very hot—especially in the medina, where the maze-like streets offer limited room for airflow. On the other hand, winter can also be cold and wet, and it isn’t the best time for getting out and exploring.
Getting around
The best way to get around Fez is on foot—especially to explore the entirely pedestrianized medina. It’s easy to get lost in there, so either surrender to the medieval maze and see where it takes you, or join a guided tour. Beyond the medina, the easiest way to get around is by taxi, rideshare, tours, or public transport, which can be a good option if you’re heading somewhere a little further afield, like Meknes.
Traveler tips
The UNESCO World Heritage-listed maze-like medieval medina is the highlight. The medina began in AD 789 as the walled city of Fes el Bali. It’s now best known for its vibrant marketplaces—or souks—and is also home to residential areas, universities (madrasas), mosques, and Chouara Tannery. It’s the world’s largest urban pedestrianized area, so bring good shoes and prepare to get lost. The labyrinthine alleyways and myriad shops can be disorienting; those short on time should go with a local guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Fez Morocco worth visiting?
Yes, Fez is well worth visiting. The 1,200-year-old city of Fez was the capital of Morocco until 1912, and the labyrinthine medieval medina is a feast for all the senses. It’s also a convenient halfway point between the shifting sands of the Sahara and Chefchaouen, the Blue City.
What is Fez best known for?
The historic city of Fez is best known for its UNESCO World Heritage-listed medieval medina, one of the world’s largest and oldest urban pedestrian zones—with no cars allowed in the labyrinthine streets (not that they’d fit). Fez is also known for being near other historical sites, like Meknes and Volubilis.
Is 2 days in Fez enough?
Yes, two or three days is an ideal length of time to experience Fez itself, although you could spend longer. With more time, head out of Fez to discover nearby spots on day trips, like the former imperial city of Meknes or the Roman city of Volubilis.
Is Fez or Marrakech better?
While both Fez and Marrakech have their charms—spectacular medinas, palaces, mosques, and souks—and their challenges—vehicular and pedestrian traffic—Fez’s history probably gives it the upper hand over Marrakech. Fez is also a bit smaller and easier to navigate than the mega metropolis of Marrakech.
How to spend 2 days in Fez?
The best way to spend two days in Fez is to be open to what you find as you wander the maze-like medina, sipping mint tea and soaking up the vibes. Among the places to seek out: Chouara Tannery, Rainbow Street, Bou Inania Madrasa, Royal Palace, and Garden Jnan Sbil.
Is it safe in Fez?
Yes, Fez is a fairly safe place for travelers, as long as you respect local customs including dressing modestly (women should keep their shoulders, chest, and legs covered). Travelers should also keep valuables out of sight—especially in the medina—and you should avoid walking alone at night.