In Pictures: Tangier & Chefchaouen

In Pictures: Tangier & Chefchaouen

June 22, 2016

A shopkeeper and his son in Tangier's medina

A shopkeeper and his son in Tangier’s medina

Every morning, bakers make bread - a staple of every meal in Tangier.

Every morning, bakers make bread – a staple of every meal in Tangier.

Women in Tangier buying and selling fresh ingredients.

Women in Tangier buying and selling fresh ingredients.

Cats are everywhere in Morocco. This one, like most, was catching some rest in the middle of a long hot day.

Cats are everywhere in Morocco. This one, like most, was catching some rest in the middle of a long hot day.

This cat took shelter in the shade under a table at Café Hafa.

This cat took shelter in the shade under a table at Café Hafa.

Many Moroccans leave leftover food out for the cats to eat.

Many Moroccans leave leftover food out for the cats to eat.

A gentleman walks through the medina.

A gentleman walks through the medina.

Looking out at the city from the Kasbah

Looking out at the city from the Kasbah

In Chefchaouen, we saw some berber women resting at the market day.

In Chefchaouen, we saw some berber women resting at the market day.

Chefchaouen is known to many as the "Blue Pearl" because nearly every surface is painted in shades of blue.

Chefchaouen is known to many as the “Blue Pearl” because nearly every surface is painted in shades of blue.

One of the most famous allies in Chefchaouen's medina

One of the most famous alleys in Chefchaouen’s medina

A baker in Chefchaouen making some bread in a wood burning oven.

A baker in Chefchaouen making some bread in a wood burning oven.

A covert and special look inside one family's home in the Chefchaouen medina. (Thanks to a local gentleman showing us around who seemed to know every family.)

A covert and special look inside one family’s home in the Chefchaouen medina. (Thanks to a local gentleman showing us around who seemed to know every family.)

The blue walls are interrupted by brightly colored cloth.

The blue walls are interrupted by brightly colored cloth.

Charley Mills

Charley is an operations specialist who most recently served as Director of Operations for Out Leadership, a global LGBT business organization. Prior to that, he was Director of Operations for the World Scholar’s Cup, an international educational tournament, where he oversaw events in Asia, the Middile East, Africa, and Europe. He is a dedicated fan of craft beer, and is a member of the New York City Master Chorale. He can be reached at charley@draftitinerary.com.

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