Private Day Trip from Marrakech to Casablanca

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Language: English, French, Arabic

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Duration: 10 hours

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Why you’ll love this…

The tour begins with a scenic drive from Marrakech to Casablanca, guided by an expert driver

You'll delve into Casablanca's iconic landmarks, including United Nations Square and Mohammed V Square

The Court of Mehkama and Boulevard Mohammed V offer a glimpse into the city's colonial architecture

Traditional bazaars and skilled artisans await you in the cultural richness of the Habbous Quarter

You can opt to visit the Eglise Notre Dame de Lourdes and the world-renowned Hassan II Mosque

What to expect

Embark on a private day trip from Marrakech to Casablanca, the economic heart of Morocco. The journey commences with a convenient hotel pickup in Marrakech, followed by a scenic drive to Casablanca, guided by an expert driver who is well-versed in local knowledge.

You can choose between the following options available in the order box:

Option 1: for 2–3 guests
Option 2: for 4–5 guests
Option 3: for 6 and more guests

Upon arrival, delve into the city's most iconic landmarks. Begin with United Nations Square and Mohammed V Square, both epitomising Casablanca’s grand colonial architecture. Continue your exploration at the Court...

✔Transportation in air-conditioned vehicle
✔Private tour
✔Hotel pick-up and drop-off
✔Driver

What to remember

Accessibility:

Due to uneven terrain in some locations, this tour may not be suitable for guests with limited mobility

Extra fees to be paid on-site:

Personal expenses, meals, and entrance fees are not included and need to paid in cash on-site (optional): Hassan II Mosque - 130 Dirhams/person, Notre Dame de Lourdes - 100 Dirhams/person

Know in advance:

Your driver is multilingual and speaks English, French and Arabic

Rick’s Café and some attractions may have limited availability on public holidays

Remember to bring:

Wear comfortable walking shoes, as some areas involve uneven surfaces and extended walking

Modest clothing is recommended when visiting religious sites; shoulders and knees should be covered