Guided visit of the Hassan II Mosque
Drive along the Corniche seafront
Walk through the Habous quarter
See Mohammed V Square and the Art Deco architecture
Free time for lunch by the sea
Shopping stop for local crafts
English-speaking Local Guides
Hassan II Mosque Visit
Art Deco City Highlights
Corniche Seafront Drive
Private Transfers & Seamless Service
Flexible Departures
Visit the Hassan II Mosque, completed in 1993 on a platform over the Atlantic. Its minaret rises about 210 meters, and the prayer hall has a retractable roof. Guided tours show the marble, carved cedar and hand-painted plaster made by thousands of craftsmen.
BREAKFAST
Walk through the Habous Quarter, built in the 1930s in neo-Moorish style, with arcades, courtyards and carved doors. Shops sell leather goods, spices, olives and pastries, and it is a calm place to buy gifts.
Explore Casablanca’s old medina, a smaller and quieter quarter near the port with narrow lanes, local shops and traditional cafes. It shows the everyday side of the city before it grew into a modern metropolis.
Drive along the Corniche, the seafront promenade of Ain Diab, lined with beach clubs, cafes and restaurants. Watch the Atlantic waves on the rocks and enjoy lunch by the sea.
LUNCH
End the day at Rick’s Café, a restaurant and piano bar inspired by the classic film Casablanca, set in a restored courtyard house. Stop for a drink or a snack before the return drive to Marrakech.
Return to Marrakech (no overnight)
“The Hassan II Mosque is breathtaking, and the guided visit explained the architecture and the craftsmanship in detail. We also enjoyed the Habous Quarter and a seafront lunch. A long day, but well planned and very smooth.”
Darlene P.
- California, USA
“Casablanca showed us a different side of Morocco: modern, busy and full of history. The guide knew the city well, the old medina was authentic and our evening drink at Rick’s Café was a fun way to finish.”
Donald L.
UK
“Comfortable car, friendly driver and a clear plan for the day. We never felt rushed at any stop, and the Corniche was a relaxing place for lunch. Pickup and drop-off at our hotel made everything easy.”
Marsha L.
Mexico
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