Day Trip To Casablanca

Day Trip To Casablanca

Enjoy Marrakech Casablanca exploring day trip. Visit Hassan II mosque. What to do in Casablanca. Marrakesh to Casablanca excursion day.

Itinerary 1 days Tours To Casablanca

Starting at 7:30 am, pick up from your accommodation in Marrakesh ( your accommodation details needed for a free pick up). Marrakech Casablanca is a 2 hours and half journey.
Stop at Hassan the second Mosque around before 11 am. Take a guided tour inside the mosque, the tour starts at : 11 am.
After the mosque visit, we head south of Casablanca to 'la Cor-niche' the promenade. Possibility of 20 min walk along the large pavement promenade. Very nice walk via those beautiful cafe terraces, offering a nice panoramic views over the Atlantic coast.
Stop for Lunch time. Casablanca is very known for fish grill. It is an opportunity to have lunch at the Rick's Cafe, ( it needs to be booked beforehand). We will suggest you other restaurants while on the trip. 
In the afternoon, stop at Mohamed V square, with an opportunity to take photos with all those pigeons that local feed. Continue to the Quartier Habous in the Medina.

Then we take the way back, to be in Marrakesh around 6 pm. Marrakech Casablanca day trip ends at your drop off.

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  Marrakech - High Atlas Mountains - Berber Villages - Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou

  Here is the Kasbah architecture with turrets on all the buildings, adorned with grilled windows and soft peach coloured walls. These traditional houses are made of adobe, highly suitable for the climatic conditions of the south. After the Tichka pass, you leave the main road and take a side road to the Telouet Kasbah, which belonged to the Lords of the Atlas, the Glaoui family, which stands in ruins after the last Pasha fled the country after the departure of the French. From there you continue for lunch at Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou along the newly asphalted road. The afternoon is spent exploring the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ait Benhaddou, which has been used as a backdrop for many Hollywood blockbusters. It was one of the most important fortress strongholds on the old Salt Road caravan routes, where traders brought slaves, gold, ivory and salt from sub-Saharan Africa to Marrakech and beyond.

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