Venues

Tucked away in the heart of the Rif Mountains, the medina of Chefchaouen is a true gem of northern Morocco. Nicknamed the “Blue City”, it enchants visitors with its winding alleys and walls painted in countless shades of blue, creating a peaceful, almost magical atmosphere.

Founded in 1471, this medina has preserved its unique blend of Andalusian and Berber charm, with carved wooden doors, ancient fountains, lively little squares, and rooftops offering breathtaking views over the mountains.
As you stroll through its narrow streets, you’ll encounter local artisans, handcrafted shops, colorful souks, and scenes of authentic daily life, far from the hustle and bustle of Morocco’s larger cities.

Chefchaouen is more than just a beautiful setting, it’s a sensory and cultural experience, where the smell of fresh bread, the call to prayer, the warm smiles of the locals, and the hypnotic blues draw you into another world.
It’s a place that inspires contemplation, photography, and human connection, while telling the story of an intimate and deeply spiritual Morocco.