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59 Casablanca trips. Tours from 12 tour companies. 518 reviews. 4.6/5 avg rating.
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4.1/5 Great
100+ reviewsLodging level
Standard - 3 star
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Moderate
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- Kasbah de Taourirt
- Guided Tour of Marrakesh
10 days$241 / day
3.6/5 Great
100+ reviewsLodging level
Standard - 3 star
Physical level
Moderate
Highlights
- Enjoy a city tour of Rabat; view the Royal Palace, Oudaya Kasbah and Hassan Tower Visit the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site Take a short bus tour of the imperial city of Fez View Hassan II Mosque, built to commemorate the former king’s 60th birthday †Transfers are available for purchase for land only or on alternative flight dates
8 days$235 / day
4.8/5 Excellent
100+ reviewsLodging level
Standard - 3 star
Physical level
Easy
Highlights
The maze-like souqs of Fez, the vast orange dunes of the Erg Chebbi, Berber nomads in the Sahara… On a tailor-made holiday to Morocco with Audley, you’ll see the highlights — and much more — your way. We’ll design your ideal trip with you, paying close attention to your interests, your travel style and your budget. Our Morocco specialists know the country inside out and can lead you to experiences you won’t find in a guidebook. Taste Morocco’s spice-scented cuisine at a private cooking lesson in Marrakesh. Bargain for a hand-knotted wool rug while sipping sweet mint tea in a noisy medina. Hike among the ancient villages and winding tracks of the High Atlas Mountains. Unwind in the windy-swept port town of Essaouira. Watch the stars from a tented camp in the deep, echoing silence of the dessert. The fortified kasbah of Ait Benhaddou. Roman ruins at Volubilis. The blue-washed village of Chefchaouen. What excites you? Travel at your own pace, in your own style, with the confidence that we’ll show you the best options, wherever you go.
15 days$304 / day
3.6/5 Great
100+ reviewsLodging level
Premium - 4 star
Physical level
Moderate
Highlights
- Visit the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site Take a short bus tour of the imperial city of Fez Enjoy a special home hosted dinner by a local family in Fez In Rissani, tour the lively souk and visit the 18th-century ksar Explore Ait Benhaddou, an ancient desert village on an old caravan route Enjoy the circus atmosphere of Marrakesh's Djemaa el Fna Square, busy with acrobats, performers, and snake charmers Admire the 12th century Koutoubia Minaret, used as the prototype for Seville's La Giralda Tower View the exterior of Hassan II Mosque, built to commemorate the former king's 60th birthday †Transfers are available for purchase for land only or on alternative flight dates
13 days$160 / day
3.6/5 Great
100+ reviewsLodging level
Standard - 3 star
Physical level
Moderate
Highlights
- Exploration of Rabat includes the Royal Palace, ancient ruins of Chellah, and the Oudaya Kasbah View Meknes’s monumental Bab Mansour gate with its priceless mosaics and lavish tile inscriptions In Fez, walk through the maze of lanes in the bustling Old Quarter with its souks and tanneries Visit Nejjarine Square with its elaborate mosaic tile fountain and Fez’s historic Jewish Quarter Journey to the dramatic Roman ruins of Volubilis that offer a glimpse into ancient Morocco See Marrakesh’s 16th century Saadian Tombs, towering Koutoubia Minaret, and opulent Bahia Palace Bargain for treasures at the sprawling medina in Marrakesh, with its endless maze of souks Admire Yves St. Laurent’s Majorelle Gardens, a mirage of over 300 plant species from five continents Drive by 4x4 vehicles to serene Lalla Takerkoust Lake and the rocky Agafay Desert with views of the High Atlas Mountains In the farmlands of the Moroccan Plateau stop for lunch at a charming chateau An open top horse-drawn carriage leisurely takes you along the streets of magical Marrakesh An unforgettable traditional Berber dinner in the Atlas Mountains under the stars with local musicians
10 days$404 / day
3.6/5 Great
100+ reviewsLodging level
Standard - 3 star
Physical level
Moderate
Highlights
- Explore the remarkably preserved Volubilis, once a major African outpost of the Roman Empire Camp in the Sahara under an endless canopy of desert stars Explore Ait Benhaddou, an ancient desert village on an old caravan route Marvel at the circus atmosphere of Marrakesh’s Djemaa el Fna Square, bustling with acrobats, performers, and snake charmers Join a Marrakesh family for a dinner of home-cooked fare in their home Meet the women of the Argan Oil Cooperative and see how they extract nutritive oil from this nut Stroll the inviting medina in seaside Essaouira, bustling with crafts shops and fishmongers †Transfers are available for purchase for land only or on alternative flight dates
15 days$301 / day
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Casablanca Reviews & Ratings
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Great trip but some journeys too long
A good trip covering a vast area gave us a good experience of the country. Each area had something different, ,enjoyed the desert . also the Atlas Mountains, only p...
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Morocco in double-quick time
If you want to see a country fast, and get a good taste, not just in the obvious touristy places. If you are ready for a lot of travelling and a bit of mild disco...
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Highlights of Morocco
This trip did what it said - we saw the highlights of Morocco from city to coast to mountain and desert. It was amazingly varied, balancing time in cities and coun...
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A good, varied trip
Overall this was a good and varied trip. The people in the group were lovely, some were a little eccentric (but in a good endearing way). I hope to keep in touch ...
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Good overall
The main concern was the variability of the accommodation. From a dreadful first hotel in Casablanca - noisy and impersonal - a splendid one in Essaouira and a ple...
Casablanca Tour Selection Trips
- When selecting your tour to Casablanca, either try to pick a tour where the stop is only a couple of days, or you are given a lot of free time. There aren’t too many tourist attractions in Casablanca, so it’s recommended that you take day trips elsewhere or only visit the city briefly.
- Casablanca is Morocco’s largest city, so prepare yourself for the crowds as well as the high-end storefronts. Most tourists are familiar with cities more like Fez and Marrakech, and Casablanca surprises them.
- If you love food, Casablanca is the stop on your tour of Morocco where you should splurge. There an abundance of high end and innovative restaurants in Casablanca which all compete with each other. They offer a wide selection of food, and are sure to have some interesting takes on typical Moroccan dishes.
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Best Time to Visit Casablanca
Casablanca has a mediterranean climate, with warm summers and mild winters. At the peak of summer (July and August), temperatures average at around 67 degrees Fahrenheit. In the dead of winter (January through February), it is usually about 47 degrees.
With that being said, nights are chillier in Casablanca, no matter the time of year. Even when you are visiting in the summer, prepare by bringing long pants and a sweater for the evenings.
Because Casablanca does not experience any major seasonal influx of tourists, the best time to visit the city is up to your discretion (or may hinge on the other places you intend to visit in Morocco or North Africa).
That being said, if you are on a cultural tour of Morocco, you may visit during the summer. Two of the city’s best festivals, Festival de Casablanca and the Feast of the Throne both take place during July.
What to Wear in Casablanca
Casablanca is unlike other cities in Morocco where a Western style of dress is completely acceptable, and common amongst the locals. While you may want to bring full body-covering clothing and a scarf to cover your hair if you plan to visit the Hassan II Mosque, don’t worry about your style of dress otherwise. P
ack clothing that is seasonally appropriate, a bathing suit if you plan (and you should plan!) to visit the gorgeous beaches near the city, and a warmer layer of clothing for at night.
Casablanca on your Tour of Morocco
Casablanca is the largest city in Morocco, and its known for its energy, a vibrant nightlife, and is a great way to see a glimpse of what modern Morocco is really like. Despite this, it doesn’t have too many outstanding tourist options.
If your primary interest in visiting Morocco is to see some of the country’s gorgeous Islamic architecture, to revel in its Arab traditions and explore its historic landmarks, Casablanca is not for you.
This doesn’t mean it isn’t worth it to include Casablanca on your Morocco tour. Casablanca is a great home base, or stopping point on a multi day tour of Morocco. Some of the best day trips can be taken from Casablanca; for example, a drive to Rabat (Morocco’s capital) can be reached in an hour’s drive, and the medieval towns El Jadida, Azemmour, Safi, and Oualidia are only a short trip away.
Casablanca’s trendy restaurant scene will be a welcome break for foodies touring Morocco. The food scene is much more developed than anything in Fez or Marrakech. Not only this, but Casablanca is one of the most liberal cities in Morocco, from dress to attitude. This means that you will be able to easily get yourself a good glass of wine and a beer -- or any other alcohol -- something not typical for the rest of Morocco.
Casablanca Travel Safety
In Casablanca, like much of Morocco, the biggest danger will be petty theft. Travelers should remain aware of their surroundings at all times, and never walk alone at night. Try to avoid wearing showy jewelry (fake or not), watches, and carrying your phone in your hand.
You should also be aware that drinking alcohol on the street is illegal, and being publicly intoxicated is highly frowned upon. Scams are also common in Casablanca, so be sure to negotiate ahead of time with everything from cab fares to the price of your meals when eating at a hole-in-the-wall type restaurant.
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