Chefchaouen is a well-known visitor goal on account of its closeness to Tangier and the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. There are around two hundred inns taking into account the mid-year flood of European vacationers. One refinement controlled by Chefchaouen is its blue-washed houses and structures. Chaouen is a prominent shopping goal too, as it offers numerous local crafted works that are not accessible somewhere else in Morocco, for example, fleece articles of clothing and woven covers. The goat cheddar local to the zone is likewise well known with travelers.

Chefchaouen’s blue dividers are a famous subject of intrigue. There are a few hypotheses regarding why the dividers were painted blue. One well-known hypothesis is that the blue keeps mosquitos away, another is that Jews presented the blue when they took asylum from Hitler during the 1930s. The blue is said to symbolize the sky and paradise and fill in as a suggestion to have an otherworldly existence. Be that as it may, as per a few local people, the dividers were ordered to be painted blue basically to pull in sightseers sooner or later during the 1970s.

The developing vacationer industry is adapted particularly towards Spanish voyagers, who are various amid extraordinary Catholic galas like Semana Santa and Christmas