Casablanca and Hassan II Mosque

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Duration

1 Day

Tour Type

Daily Tour

Group Size

Unlimited

Languages

English, Espanol, Francais

About this tour

Excursions from Marrakech to Morocco’s economic capital, Casablanca.

Located on the Atlantic coast, it is the largest urban area in Morocco.

Pick up by your driver from your place of residence in Marrakech.

Take the highway to Casablanca Start with the guided tour of the Hassan-II Mosque.

Spend 1 hour exploring the mosque.

Continue your exploration of Casablanca by the corniche, walk a few feet to enjoy the view to the Atlantic Ocean, from there reach the Anfa district located on the hill where the Anfa conference during the 2nd World War was organized.

Lunch break and then Continue your tour by exploring the Habous Quarter, explore this part of the old town built during the French colonial period, then visit Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes, a marvelous cathedral adorned with stained-glass windows.

Also see the grotto adorned with flowers and candles that houses a statue of Mary.

Finally, stop at Mohammed V Boulevard. Later of the day take the road back to Marrakech

Highlights

Experience Morocco’s economic capital on a day trip from Marrakech. Visit the majestic Hassan II Mosque, stroll along the Atlantic Corniche, and discover the historic Anfa district. Explore the charming Habous Quarter, admire the stained-glass beauty of Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes, and end the day at Mohammed V Boulevard before returning to Marrakech.

Included/Excluded

Transportation in an air-conditioned and comfortable vehicle.
A driver that speaks French, English …
Fuel.
Insurance.
1 bottle of water per person.
WIFI connexion in all our vehicles.

Lunch.
Tips and personal expenses.
Access to the monuments.
Local guides.

Itinerary

The excursion in Casablanca begins with a visit to the Hassan II Mosque, one of the most remarkable landmarks in Morocco. After exploring the mosque, the program continues with a walk through the Habbous Quarter, known for its traditional architecture and lively atmosphere. Around midday, there is a lunch break to enjoy Moroccan cuisine before continuing the visit.