If you’re reading this, maybe you’re planning your honeymoon in Morocco or you’re already on your way. Do you want to make this trip truly unforgettable but don’t know where to start? Don’t worry! In our blog post, Honeymoon in Morocco 1 | the ultimate guide to an unforgettable trip, we’ll share some of the best experiences for you and your partner. Keep reading, and by the end, you’ll be ready to book your flights!
A honeymoon is a trip to be remembered forever. For this reason, we usually rack our brains trying to make it the most special trip we could ever remember. We know that organizing a honeymoon is not a piece of cake, so we have compiled just for you the best cities and plans you can do.
Since this topic is so fascinating, we thought dedicating just one post wouldn’t do justice to such a diverse country as Morocco. So, in this first post, we’ll focus on the best cities to visit in northern Morocco. Stay tuned for more!
1. Chefchaouen
Morocco is a fascinating country, full of tasty flavors, unique landscapes and charming and welcoming people. The best thing about Morocco is its destination. This is thanks to how accessible Morocco is compared to other countries like Spain. In around 45 minutes you can travel from Spain to Morocco. They are so close that even two politically Spanish cities are located on Moroccan territory
The first stop of this blog, Honeymoon in Morocco 1 | The Ultimate Guide to an Unforgettable Trip, is Chefchaouen. This city stands out by the intense blue color of its streets, making it well-known all over the world.
This enchanting city offers a wide range of romantic activities for newlyweds. Whether you’re more of a nature lover or a city person, Chefchaouen has something for everyone. Let’s discover some of the best activities to do in a honeymoon.
Wander the Blue Medina: a promenade that will amaze you!

Have you ever seen an entire city painted in blue? If not, Chefchaouen will amaze you from the moment you arrive. It’s not every day you get to explore a city where every corner is a different shade of blue. This is the perfect chance to capture unforgettable moments as newlyweds, creating photos you’ll cherish forever. Imagine showing them off to your family and friends—they’ll be amazed!

If you’re a nature-loving couple, the Akchour Waterfalls are a must-see. Tucked away in the stunning Rif Mountains, this hidden gem in Chefchaouen offers breathtaking views and an unforgettable, magical experience.
Within the Akchour Natural Park, you can explore the famous Oued Kelaa waterfalls. These stunning falls create an impressive spectacle. Crystal-clear water cascades over the rocks into natural pools. It’s the perfect spot to refresh and enjoy a rejuvenating swim, all while surrounded by untouched nature.
Hammam: the most romantic experience

Is there something more romantic than a day in a spa? If there is something that Morocco stands for is its incredible hammams. Imagine being with your partner relaxing in heated pools, decorated with Moroccan motifs and music. This plan is the perfect to unwind and connect with your partner in a deeper level.
If you are looking for a luxury hammam and Spa, we recommend you the Dar Ba Sidi & Spa or the Lina Ryad & Spa. This establishments offers a wide range of facial and body treatments, including massages.
Savor Local Cuisine
Morocco has it all – vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, warm-hearted people, and mouthwatering cuisine. The dishes are a symphony of flavors, blending countless spices that transform every meal into a sensory adventure.

To make your gastronomical experience even more unique, we have compiled just for you the best 3 restaurants in chefchaouen. In addition, we have included the must-try dishes in each restaurant.
Located in the heart of the Medina, we find one of the best known restaurants of Chefchaouen, Aladdin Restaurant. This place stands out, not only for its tasty food, but also the panoramic views that it offers from its terrace. Here, yo can’t miss the anchovy or beef tajín or the lemon chicken, you will love it!
Our second recommedation is Darcom restaurant. Here you will be able to taste different dishes for about 10 €. This price includes the appetizer, the first course, and traditional moorish pastry. The tefka tagine or the moroccan harira soup are amazing!

Finally, one of the best restaurants to try the real moorish dishes of tagine or couscous is restaurant Tissemlal. In addition, this restaurant is also a cozy hotel, so if you are looking for accommodation, you can kill two birds with one stone!
Riad Alhambra: an oasis in the middle of the blue city
Are you ready to stay in a completely different type of hotel? if you are, we recommend you to stay in a riad as the experience will be even more unique. A riad is a traditional Moroccan home, designed around a serene courtyard filled with lush gardens. With its stunning architecture, intricate tile work, and carved wooden details, staying in a riad offers an unforgettable experience. Many have been transformed into boutique hotels, providing a cozy and authentic escape into the heart of Moroccan culture.

2. Tangier
Tangier, located in Northern Africa, is the perfect place for newlyweds. It offers a wide range of activities that will connect you to your husband and wife more than ever. For this reason, in this blog called Honeymoon in Morocco 1 | The ultimate guide to an unforgettable trip, we propose you the better activities to do in Tangier.
Stroll through the Medina and the Kasbah: dive into the origin of Tangier

In case you don’t know, a Medina is basically the old part of a moroccan city. On the other hand the kabash is an ensemble of fortress located in the highest point of the Medina. For this reason, if you want to know the real origin of Tangier, a visit to the Medina and the Kasbah is a must.

The white color of its walls and colorful doors and windows will amaze you since your arrival, making it an special trip to remember. The labyrinthine and narrow streets of the Medina lead you to the most important part of it, the Kasbah.

Tips if you are going to a souk
Are you one of this persons who love to take a typical item of the city you are visiting? iI you are, souks will be your favorite place. In these markets, you can find whatever you are looking for, since clothes to jewellery. However, this kind of markets can be a little different from what you may be used to. For this reason we’ll give you some important information it may be useful when going to a souk.
- In Moroccan souks, it’s common to haggle for the best price. At first, sellers might give you a high price, but if you negotiate, you can get the same item for much less. It may seem a bit rude at first, but don’t worry—everyone does it!
- Souks are usually divided by specialty, so if you’re looking for a specific item, you should head to the right section. Don’t wander around aimlessly—know where to find it!
- Going to a souk isn’t just about shopping—it’s about enjoying a unique sensory experience. Souks are filled with spice stalls and essential oils that will awaken your sense of smell to the fullest.
- Going to the souk is also a social gathering. Moroccans visit the souk as a form of entertainment and a way to meet with friends and acquaintances. So, if you want to meet locals or see how they interact in their daily lives, visiting one will be an unforgettable experience.
A good meal: the best way to get to know a place

Many people say that food brings people together, and I truly believe that’s true. A good meal can make your experience together even better, especially if you try new flavors. In Morocco, discovering new tastes is easy—the endless variety of spices and exotic ingredients used in their cuisine turns every meal into a true gastronomic experience.
A great place to experience this gastronomic journey is the Saveur de Poisson restaurant. Here, you can enjoy a set menu that includes all the typical Moroccan dishes you must try. This restaurant has a terrace where you can enjoy their high-quality and big-size dishes.
However, if you want to enjoy an incredible menu while having breathtaking views, a restaurant called L’ocean is the best option for you. Imagine being in front of the sea, while trying new flavors with the love of your life.
3. Tetouan: a city to remember
Tetouan, located in North Africa, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997. This is due to its unique architecture, which combines Andalusian influence with Moroccan traditions.
This city is full of romantic plans that will turn your trip into an unforgettable experience.
Stroll along the Medina
Let yourself be enchanted by the charm of its white and blue alleyways, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Every Medina has its own magic, so don’t worry if you’ve already explored others in Morocco!

Sunset in Place Mulay El Mehdi: the Spanish quarter
We’re used to watching the sunset from high, distant spots, but what if you experienced it from a charming plaza instead? This way, you can enjoy a breathtaking sunset without the long climb to a viewpoint!

Cabo Negro beach: a real oasis
If you want a change of scenery and to breathe in the sea breeze, just head 20 kilometers from Tetouan. Cabo Negro Beach is one of the most famous beaches in Morocco, and it’s no surprise why. Here, you’ll find hotels and tourist residences. Plus, it’s a favorite summer spot for locals, making it the perfect opportunity to connect with Moroccans!

3. Asilah: the most quaint coastal city

Are you more of a beach person or a mountain person? If you’re more of a beach lover, Asilah is the perfect city for you. Located halfway between Tangier and Chefchaouen, Asilah is a coastal town where you can enjoy one of the most pristine beaches you’ve ever seen. Therefore, we’ve put together some romantic plans you can experience in this charming city.

A great plan to enjoy with your partner in this town is to watch the sunset. Lalla Rahma Beach is a true paradise where you can enjoy a wonderful afternoon without being surrounded by crowds.
Additionally, you can surprise your partner with a picnic, bringing along some typical Moroccan treats like mint tea or pastries. However, if you prefer something savory, you can try Maakouda, a potato sandwich commonly found at street food stalls.

In conclusion, Morocco is a fascinating country full of culture, stunning landmarks, and breathtaking landscapes. Moreover, it’s a country that offers unique experiences beyond the usual– strolling through a Medina, tasting exotic dishes, going to the beach or discovering a hammam.
We hope you have find useful this post, Honeymoon in Morocco 1 | the ultimate guide to an unforgettable trip. If you’re visiting southern Spain and want a smooth and flexible journey to Morocco, we help you. Plus, if you’re looking for a unique and exclusive experience, don’t hesitate to ask about our custom-made tours. Morocco is waiting for you, and we’re here to help you get there!
In the next blog post, we’ll tell you all about the best things to do as newlyweds in the Sahara Desert and Marrakech! Let the magic continue.