Today and after a good breakfast we say goodbye to Chefchaouen to continue our trip in the direction of Volubilis, we pass along the winding and vertiginous roads of the Rif, this a very interesting mountain range with some landscapes that are unpublicised and offer you an experience you surely will not forget. We arrive in Volubilis that was declared a World Heritage Site in 1997, houses the most impressive ruins, some of the best preserved throughout Morocco; we will have about an hour guided tour, although some areas are limited to the public we will be able to move with freedom through the complex. Many of the mosaics are still in good condition; one of the areas worth visiting is the Capitol, the Basilica and the Forum that are built on the highest ramparts. We stop for lunch in the city of Meknes, this Imperial City is very similar to Fes but its Medina is intimate and small, much easier to walk and not get lost, is very traditional, alleys full of life and market stalls selling groceries, restaurants and artisan cooperatives. Despite its small size Meknes does hide sublimely beautiful treasures of an architectural nature, like the Bab Mansour of 1732, the largest gate in Morocco and the whole of Africa and which is the town symbol. Riad Sara or similar