Elegance,
Energy & Heritage

See Morocco's most cosmopolitan city through the eyes of a local expert — from the grandeur of Hassan II Mosque to the intimate streets of the old mellah.

Six Reasons to
Love Casablanca

01

Hassan II Mosque

One of the largest mosques in the world, built dramatically over the Atlantic Ocean. Its 210-metre minaret is the tallest religious structure on earth. The intricate mosaics, carved cedar ceilings, and retractable roof are breathtaking — a masterpiece of modern Moroccan craftsmanship.

02

Casablanca Jewish Heritage

Casablanca holds one of the most significant Jewish heritage collections in the Arab world. Visit Temple Beth-El, the Museum of Moroccan Judaism (the only Jewish museum in the Islamic world), the historic mellah, and the evolving modern Jewish quarter.

03

Art Deco Architecture

In the 1930s, French architects transformed Casablanca into a showcase of Art Deco design. Stroll past ornate facades, vintage cinemas, and elegant terraced boulevards — a living open-air museum that rivals Paris and Miami in its architectural ambition.

04

The Old Medina & Habous Quarter

The old medina offers traditional crafts, olive sellers, and charming bakeries. The Habous quarter — built by the French in a neo-Moorish style — is a delightful blend of cultures, with artisan shops, a royal palace, and peaceful courtyards.

05

The Corniche & Ain Diab

Casablanca's fashionable beachfront stretches along the Atlantic with ocean-view restaurants, cafés, and promenades. The Corniche is where the city exhales — perfect for a sunset stroll, fresh seafood, and watching Casablancans at leisure.

06

Royal Palace & Mohammed V Square

The administrative and ceremonial heart of Casablanca. Mohammed V Square is a masterpiece of colonial-era urban planning, surrounded by the Palais de Justice, the Préfecture, and the post office — all in harmonious Moorish-Art Deco style.

Al Boraq
High-Speed Train

Africa's first high-speed rail line connects Casablanca and Tangier in just over two hours — a journey that once took five. The Al Boraq train (named after the mythical winged creature) reaches 320 km/h, gliding through Atlantic coastal landscapes in first-class comfort.

We offer an exclusive day trip combining both cities: depart Casablanca by Al Boraq, spend the day exploring Tangier's medina, Kasbah, and Jewish heritage sites with a private guide, then return in the evening — or reverse the journey from Tangier to Casablanca.

  • First-class Al Boraq train tickets (both directions)
  • Private guide for the full day at destination city
  • Luxury vehicle transfers to/from train stations
  • Curated itinerary for Tangier or Casablanca
  • Flexible departure times to suit your schedule

~2h 10m

Each direction

320 km/h

Africa's fastest

Your Casablanca,
Your Way

Half-Day Casablanca Highlights

Hassan II Mosque, old medina, Habous quarter, and Art Deco highlights. The essential Casablanca experience for time-conscious travelers.

  • Hassan II Mosque
  • Old Medina
  • Habous Quarter
  • Art Deco District
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Full-Day Casablanca Deep Dive

Jewish heritage, Art Deco walking routes, local markets, and a leisurely lunch at a beloved local restaurant. The complete Casablanca story.

  • Jewish Heritage Sites
  • Art Deco Walk
  • Local Markets
  • Restaurant Lunch
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Casablanca Shore Excursion

Efficient, well-timed, and rich in highlights. We meet you at the port and design the day around your ship's schedule — guaranteed return.

  • Port Pickup & Return
  • Ship Schedule Tracked
  • Top Highlights
  • Guaranteed Return
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Casablanca + Marrakech Day Trip

For long port stops or flexible travelers — experience the imperial splendor of Marrakech alongside Casablanca's cosmopolitan energy.

  • Casablanca Highlights
  • Marrakech Medina
  • Djemaa el-Fna
  • Luxury Vehicle
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Let Us Show You the
Casablanca Locals Love

Beyond the postcard landmarks lies a city of extraordinary depth. Share your interests and we will design a private tour that reveals the real Casablanca.