Take a walk in Tangier the White, Tangier the High, Tangier the International. Discover its landscape of whitewashed houses and let yourself be impregnated, like the painters Delacroix and Matisse in their time, with its mysterious atmosphere. Enter its old cafés, its ballrooms and casinos, browse its large market (the Grand Socco) installed at the foot of the high walls of the Kasbah and admire the 12th century fortress which dominates the medina. This highest point of Tangier, which also includes the Sultan's palace, now dedicated to Moroccan art, offers an impressive view of nearby Spain and the Strait of Gibraltar.

On the road to Tetouan, 60km south-east of Tangier, you will plunge into the mountainous landscapes of the Rif. Before your eyes, the whole range of greens and ochres, simple houses with flat roofs, fields of olive trees with silver reflections and children running after the goats.  For a few hours, you will lose yourself in green Tetouan, whose medina with its 7 gates is full of tanners, jewellers, leather and wood craftsmen.

Even further south, Chefchaouen is perched at an altitude of 600m at the foot of the Kelaa and Meggou mountains, whose peaks form horns. In Chefchaouen, a true visual masterpiece, you will see life in blue. Azure, deep ultramarine and cyan blues painted with whitewash are everywhere, on the walls and doors of houses and workshops, the floors of the streets, the fountains and even the trunks of the trees. Without hesitation, you will wander through the labyrinth of its medina, its patios and its gardens. Don't miss the top of the Kasbah tower, which offers a 360° panorama over a landscape of extraordinary beauty that will inevitably make you want to go for a walk.