Casablanca 4H City Tour

Your driver and guide meet you at your hotel lobby or cruise terminal, holding a sign with your name. From here, the tour runs entirely at your own pace — no groups to wait for, no fixed schedule to keep.

One of the largest mosques in the world, built directly on the Atlantic with a retractable roof and a minaret over 200 metres tall. If you've added the interior visit, you'll explore the prayer hall and ablution rooms at a fixed entry time — otherwise, you'll admire the exterior and courtyard, still one of Casablanca's most striking sights.

A scenic drive along Casablanca's Atlantic seafront, lined with beach clubs, cafés, and palm-fringed promenades. A good stretch to slow down, snap a few photos, and see how locals spend their time by the ocean.

A short walk through Casablanca's original walled town, predating the modern city that grew up around it. Narrow lanes, small workshops, and everyday street life offer a contrast to the boulevards you've just left behind.

The administrative heart of the city, surrounded by grand French colonial-era buildings and one of the best collections of Art Deco architecture outside Europe. Look up as you walk — the facades here tell the story of 1920s and 30s Casablanca.

Built by the French in the 1930s as a 'new medina,' this neighbourhood blends traditional Moroccan design with a planned, orderly layout. It's the best place in the city for handicrafts, spices, and traditional bakeries — and a favourite for picking up souvenirs.

A pause at a local café for a glass of traditional Moroccan mint tea — poured from height, the way it's always been served. A small but essential part of Moroccan hospitality, and a nice way to rest your feet before the final stretch.

Your driver returns you to your hotel or the port, exactly where the day began. If your flight or ship departs later, just let your guide know — the schedule can flex around your onward travel.