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Casablanca city tour  to enjoy amazing Casablanca Full Day Sightseeing Tour to visit the major sights in Casablanca City experiences guided tours in Casablanca with Guide moroco tours. See the enchanting mixture of modern and traditional influences that shape the city while visiting the Central Market, the Habous District, the Royal Palace, Mohammed V Square and Panorama visit the Hassan II Mosque.get ready and enjoy our amazing  Casablanca city tour from the airport  or hotels.

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• Marvel at the iconic landmark of Hassan II
• Trek in the beach of Ain Diab.
• Stroll through the old medina and its souks
• Walkthrough the vibrant United Nations Place, Mohammed V Square
• Visit the royal palace
• Visit the Parc de la Ligue Arabe.(the Corniche, Place Tour of the United Nations, the medina, the central market, the district Habbous, the villa des arts, the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, the Clock Tower, the Museum of Moroccan Judaism, and ricks café)
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The old medina Casablanca (old town):

the central market, and the district Habbous that have kept their authenticity. See the wall of the medina, a fortified 18th-century bastion, through the labyrinth of narrow streets lined with jewelers, barbers, and artisans. You will always find its skala and very impressive clock tower from the colonial period.

Mohammed V Square 

Then go to Mohammed V Square to enjoy the beauty of its recent architecture. The grand square is surrounded by public buildings whose designs were later copied in buildings throughout Morocco, including the law courts, the splendid wilaya (old police headquarters, now the governor’s office), the Bank al-Maghrib, the post office and the Ministry of Defence building. As you travel around the city of Casablanca, you cross the large green areas with palm trees, arcades, pergolas and cafes with shaded terraces.

Hassan II Mosque

Finally, take the time to visit the majestic Hassan II Mosque, which was built from 1986 to 1993. Take a visit to The Hassan II Mosque, the second world’s largest mosque. It rises above the ocean on an outcrop northwest of the Medina, a vast building that holds 25,000 worshipers and a further 80,000 in the squares around.

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The Guided Tours In Casablanca starts with a discovery of the sightseeing of Casablanca. See impressive architecture, wander through vibrant markets, Kornreich, and tour the splendid Hassan II Mosque on this beautiful coastal drive. Enjoy a Casablanca city tour to explore the enchanting mixture of the modern and traditional city visit the Habous District, the Royal Palace, a panorama visit to Hassan II Mosque, and more!

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Casablanca Half Day City Tour

Enjoy a 4 hours tour of the economic capital of Morocco

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Being the largest city of the kingdom, Casablanca is also the economic heart of Morocco. Erected mainly during the French protectorate, it stands today as a modern and westernized city.

One day in Casablanca is usually enough for most people visiting Morocco for the first time . Often travellers skip it, but it’s actually a pretty good starting point for most trips, as the airport serves many different airlines and it’s easy for most people to fly into. It’s no wonder most of the guided tours around the country also depart from here.

The Casablanca Half Day City tour will take you to the main touristic features of both the modern town and the medina of course. The visit includes the Mohammed V Square  designed by architect Joseph Marrast, the Royal Palace , the Central Market , the District of Habous , the Mahkama du Pacha constructed in 1941, a masterpiece building with big Moorish influence,  the Aïn Diab Cornice , the Nation’s Square and the magnificent huge Hassan II Mosque (Exterior visit) which is the largest mosque in the country and the 7th largest in the world and its minaret is the world’s tallest at 210 meters.

Don’t forget to enjoy the ArtDeco architecture during your visit. We also recommend to not miss the breathtaking Hassan II Mosque interior during your  Casablanca Half Day City Tour.

Casablanca Half Day City Tour!

Pure Morocco tour guide and driver will pick you up from your hotel in Casablanca.

This half day visit of Casablanca will take you to the main touristic features of both the modern town and the medina of course.

The guided visit of Casablanca includes the Royal Palace, the Central Market, the District of Habous, the Aïn Diab Cornice, the Nation’s Square and the magnificent huge Hassan II Mosque which is the largest mosque in the country and the 7th largest in the world and its minaret is the world’s tallest at 210 meters, you’ll have the right to an exterior visit of this architectural gem.

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Your Trip to Casablanca: The Complete Guide

The coastal city of Casablanca is the largest in Morocco, with a cosmopolitan atmosphere, an eclectic culinary scene, and unique architecture that draws inspiration from both Moorish and French Art Deco styles. There are many reasons to visit Casablanca. Some come to visit Hassan II Mosque, home to the largest religious minaret in the world ; others come to unwind on the Atlantic beaches or to surf the winter swell. Some visitors are drawn by the romance of the iconic movie "Casablanca" but stay for the city's gritty, authentic insight into modern Moroccan life. Whatever your reasons for visiting the White City, use our planning guide—which includes tips on when to visit, what to eat, and where to stay—to help you get the most out of your trip. 

Planning Your Trip

• Best Time to Visit : Although Casablanca is a year-round destination, summer (June to August) is traditionally considered the best time to visit. The weather is warm and dry, although not as uncomfortably hot as it is in Morocco’s interior cities at this time. Many important cultural events, including the Festival de Casablanca, are held in the summer. 
• Language: As in the rest of Morocco, there are two official languages in Casablanca; Standard Arabic and Tamazight (Berber). The most commonly spoken European language is French, although many people can speak some English. 
• Currency: Moroccan dirham. 
• Getting Around : The Casa Tramway offers a convenient, efficient, and affordable way to get around Casablanca. If the tram’s two lines don’t cover your chosen destination, private taxis (petit taxis in Morocco) are a helpful alternative. 
• Travel Tip: Although summer offers the best weather, consider traveling in spring or fall to avoid crowds of vacationers and inflated prices. 

Things to Do

Casablanca is very different from Morocco's Imperial Cities, where medieval architecture and atmospheric souks are the main attractions. Instead, the city offers a more authentic, everyday Moroccan experience. Join the locals strolling hand-in-hand along the seafront promenade known as La Corniche. Feast on fresh seafood and rich tagines in hidden restaurants, or wander through the Old Medina to the port and the remains of the city's 16th-century Portuguese fortress. Throughout the city, architectural landmarks abound, from those built in classic Moorish style like Makhama du Pacha to graceful European structures like L’Église du Sacre-Cœur.

• Shop for souvenirs in the Quartier Habous, a neighborhood built by the French in the 1930s. Its design and architecture blend the best of Moorish and Art Deco influences to create a unique style known as Mauresque. Wander along cobbled streets beneath ornate archways and arcades, shopping for traditional Moroccan crafts at artisan stalls along the way. 
• Take a stroll along La Corniche, Casablanca's seafront promenade. Stop for a swim in the sea or a picnic on the beach, rent a surfboard, sip cocktails at an ocean-view seafood restaurant, or take a guided tour of the city's most famous landmark: the overwater Hassan II Mosque. 
• Discover Casablanca's rich cultural scene with an exhibition at Villa des Arts de Casablanca, perhaps, or a concert at the historic Cinéma Rialto. The city's most famous cultural events, the Festival de Casablanca and Jazzablanca, usually occur in late summer and April, respectively.

Find out more about how to spend your time in Casablanca with our helpful guides on the best things to do in Casablanca , the ultimate 48-hour Casablanca itinerary , and the best day trips from Casablanca . 

What to Eat and Drink

Thanks to its large size and culturally diverse population, Casablanca has one of Morocco's most eclectic culinary scenes. You will find cuisines from around the world represented here, from the complex dishes of India and China to sophisticated Japanese delicacies to comfort foods full of the flavors of Italy and Mexico. However, it's also a great place to sample classic Moroccan dishes . Must-try staples include tagine (a rich stew of meat and vegetables, flavored with spices, nuts, and dried fruit), couscous, and pastilla (a savory pie made from meat wrapped in layers of paper-thin pastry). Above all, though, Casablanca is renowned for its seafood. Restaurants at the port and on La Corniche offer the chance to savor fresh-caught fish, oysters, and lobsters while admiring views of the ocean from which they came. 

Alcohol is more prevalent in Casablanca than in many smaller Moroccan towns, and you will be able to order imported beer, wine, and spirits from most international restaurants and upscale hotels. Some places even offer wine from Moroccan vineyards. However, traditional Moroccan restaurants usually don't serve alcohol for religious reasons. There are plenty of delicious alcohol-free alternatives, including freshly squeezed orange juice, dark Arabic coffee, and of course, Morocco's most ubiquitous beverage: mint tea. 

For specific advice on where to eat, read our articles on the best restaurants in Casablanca and the top foods to try in Casablanca . 

Where to Stay

Casablanca’s accommodation is as diverse as its restaurant scene, with everything from traditional Moroccan guesthouses to five-star hotels by international luxury brands. Where you stay is a matter of personal preference. Those that like to be at the heart of the action should choose a central location close to Mohammed V Square and Place des Nations Unies, two of the most important public squares in Casablanca. The Gauthier district is a trendy choice, with plenty of fashionable hotels and a wealth of restaurants, bars, and shopping boutiques within easy walking distance. Alternatively, many of the city’s most luxurious hotels are located away from the city center on La Corniche or the El Hank peninsula. These areas boast spectacular sea views and easy access to Casablanca’s beaches. 

Read our article on the best hotels in Casablanca to find out more. 

Getting There

Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport (CMN) is the largest airport in Morocco and one of the five busiest in Africa . It’s the main port of entry for most visitors to the country, and getting from the airport to the city center is easy via train or petit taxi. You can catch a train or a long-distance bus to Casablanca from most major cities if you're already in Morocco. Trains are operated by the national rail network ONCF , while the two biggest bus companies are CTM and Supratours . Both methods of transport are safe and affordable. 

Culture and Customs

Morocco is an Islamic country, and as such, non-Muslim visitors should be careful not to offend with behavior that would usually be acceptable at home. In particular, both genders (but especially women) should dress conservatively in clothes that cover the shoulders and knees. This is especially important if you plan on visiting Hassan II Mosque, as you won’t be allowed in otherwise. 

In Morocco, you should always use your right hand to shake hands, give a gift or tip, and eat. The left hand is reserved for bathroom duties in Islamic countries and is considered unclean. Other necessary customs include always removing your shoes before entering someone’s home, never drinking alcohol in public places (i.e., on the street), and keeping public displays of affection to a minimum. The latter is especially relevant for LGBTQ+ travelers since homosexuality is still illegal in Morocco . 

Money Saving Tips

• The first and most important way to save money in Casablanca is to remember that prices are often negotiable. This is true for souvenirs and food for sale in the Old Medina and the Central Marketplace, taxi fares, and sometimes even sightseeing tours. A good rule of thumb is to offer half of the original asking price and then haggle until you both agree on a price somewhere in the middle. 
• If you use the Casa Tramway to get around, explore the different passes and choose the one that gives you the best value (this will depend on the length of your stay and how often you will be using the tram). For example, a weekly subscription card works out cheaper than a standard prepaid card if you plan on using the tram more than 10 times within the week. 
• If you use the petit taxis to get around, choose one with a working meter. This can be pretty difficult, so alternatively, be sure to agree on a price before you accept the ride. Remember that taxi fares in Casablanca increase by 50 percent after 8 p.m.
• Restaurants in Casablanca are generally affordable by Western standards. However, if you’re dining on a shoestring, remember that street stalls and local restaurants (especially in the Central Marketplace) charge a fraction of the price compared with smart restaurants geared towards tourists. They can be just as tasty, too. 
• If you plan on making a few day trips from Casablanca, grand taxis (shared minibusses) are the cheapest way to travel. However, buses and trains are also affordable, safer, and more comfortable. 

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Exploring the maze-like streets of ancient trading hubs, riding camelback through the sandy dunes of the Sahara, kiteboarding over the swells off the Atlantic coast…if you’re looking for incredible things to do in Morocco, you’re in the right place. We’re breaking down a few of our favorite adventures and opportunities for a great trip. 

When you’re ready to customize and book your Morocco itinerary , connect with a Fora Advisor . They’ll craft a travel plan filled with things to do in Morocco that are specific to you and your interests. Plus, they can score you great perks at the top hotels in Morocco .

10 of the best things to do in Morocco

Read on for an overview of our favorite things to do in Morocco, from touring Marrakech’s centuries-old medina to taking in the beauty of the Ouzoud Falls.

1. Explore the ancient Medina of Marrakech

Topping our list of things to visit in Marrakech : the city’s ancient and lively medina. The fortress-like “old city,” a UNESCO World Heritage Site , was built near the end of the 11th century and once made up the whole of Marrakech. Over time, the city sprawled beyond the medina’s pink clay walls, but it never lost its purpose as the beating heart of Marrakech.

As you wander through narrow, labyrinthian alleys and corridors, you’ll encounter a dizzying array of packed stalls and vendors hawking handmade goods, spices and street food. Take your time to absorb the sounds, aromas and sights of these souks (open-air markets in Morocco).

At night, the main square fills with all sorts of street performers, from musicians to acrobats and more. The cultural significance of the medina can’t be overstated, and many of Marrakech’s most famous landmarks — like the Koutoubia Mosque and Bahia Palace — are found here.

We recommend working with a local guide who can help to show you the best things in the Medina of Marrakech, sharing historical context along the way and also be an ally in the bargaining process if you’re shopping. Food tours are another great option. Your Fora Advisor can help you arrange either!

If you’re looking for a hotel to stay in or near the medina, Royal Mansour Marrakech is a great option (it is one of the best hotels in Marrakech, Morocco , after all). Alternatively, there are a few great choices a little further from the city if you want an escape from the hustle and bustle of the Media, such as Marrakech’s Amanjena resort .

Fora Perks at Royal Mansour Marrakech:

$100 food / beverage credit, breakfast daily, complimentary roundtrip private airport transfers, upgrade & extended check-in/out whenever possible.

2. Traverse the dunes of the Sahara Desert on camelback, 4x4s, ATVs…

The Sahara is an expansive desert playground. Traverse massive sand dunes on camelback, rent ATVs and other offroad vehicles or even take a helicopter tour (check out our guide to The Oberoi in Marrakech, which offers a private tour by air).

From an ecological standpoint, the Sahara is also an incredibly unique and beautiful place to visit. There’s a tranquility here that you won’t typically find in the cities.

Not sure where to begin? Ask a Fora Advisor . They’ll hook you with all sorts of tour options through trusted partners.

3. Hike the Atlas Mountains: one of the most rewarding things to do in Morocco

Like the Sahara, Morocco’s Atlas Mountains are a striking natural wonder worth exploring. Diverse landscapes provide hiking opportunities ranging from lax hills to rigorous gorges and steep peaks. And for travelers interested in cultural immersion, there are many traditional Amazigh (Berber) villages sprinkled throughout the mountains.

Spring is generally the best time to hike the Atlas Mountains. The weather is typically pleasant, with mild temperatures and limited, if any, rain or snow. Better yet, wildflower blooms combine with otherwise green valleys and snow-capped mountains for stunning views. We have more tips on Morocco’s seasonality in our guide on the best time to visit Morocco . 

You can visit the Atlas Mountains as a day trip from Marrakech, or you can opt to stay for longer. 

For a completely different experience, Fora Advisor Anny Chen recommends a hot air balloon ride. These typically are arranged from Marrakech and offer stunning views of the mountains.  

“We did this one morning and it was the coolest activity,” Anny said. “You can watch the sunrise over the Atlas Mountains at 3,000 feet above sea level. It was truly an incredible experience.”

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4. Tour the Medina of Fes (and check out a traditional tannery)

Another one of Morocco’s best places to visit , the Medina of Fes rivals that of Marrakech. But there are a few key differences. Fes was a major center of learning for over a millennia, and the city has long been Morocco’s spiritual center. Most travelers will notice that Marrakech’s medina feels more open and modern, and Fes has much thinner walkways with more twists and turns (it’s also easier to get lost in…)

In terms of cultural immersion, Fes is hard to beat. Everything from the crafted goods to the food (read about local food in Morocco ) feels authentic. Additionally, Fes’ leatherworking tradition, among other crafts, is world-renowned. Most of the country’s famous leather comes from the city’s tanneries, many of which can be visited, making for one of the more unique things to do in Morocco. Visit the Chouara Tannery for leather pieces – you can even get a custom-made jacket delivered to your hotel the same day.

5. Shop at Casablanca’s traditional souks and upscale boutiques

Most travelers from the United States will fly in and out of Casablanca. If you have some extra time to spend in the city, it’s a great place to recover from jetlag before continuing the rest of your journey. 

An extra day gives you plenty of time to explore. Casablanca is a sharp departure from the ancient settings of Marrakech and Fes. While there’s still an old medina to visit, the city’s real draw is its 20th-century Art Deco sector. Here, the streets are lined with trendy boutiques and the country’s best selection of international restaurants. 

If you’re looking for a soft spot to land in Casablanca, we love the Four Seasons Hotel Casablanca as well as the newly opened Royal Mansour Casablanca. If you’re looking for more hotel options, we’ve got a guide on hotels in Casablanca, Morocco .

Fora Perks at Four Seasons Hotel Casablanca:

When you book Four Seasons through Fora, you will enjoy exclusive Four Seasons Preferred Partner benefits. Your advisor will be pleased to give you more details.

6. Catch some waves in Essaouira or Agadir on Morocco’s Atlantic coast

Morocco is more than urban hubs, deserts and mountains, as wonderful as they all are. The country’s Atlantic coastline is beautiful and ripe for both adventure and relaxation. 

Destinations like Agadir and Essaouira, Morocco host lavish beach resorts where guests can unwind and take in the scenery. Atlantic trade winds have also made Morocco a famous destination for surfing, kiteboarding and other water-bound fun. (In fact, Morocco is home to one of the world’s top luxury surfing destinations .)

7. Visit a women’s argan oil co-op (& spy on tree-dwelling goats)

For hundreds if not thousands of years, argan oil has been used in everything from hair and skin care products to local dishes and for practical purposes. But until recently, the process of producing argan oil was too arduous to create yields worthy of exporting beyond Morocco. This changed in the 1990s, when foreign investors created the technology to produce argan oil in larger quantities, buying up swathes of land and relegating local Amazigh communities to little more than materiel gatherers.

To compete with these corporations, the Moroccan government provided Amazigh communities with the same technology to produce argan oil at scale, thus ensuring these communities’ survival and success. Travelers can visit these co-ops to purchase all sorts of argan oil products while supporting economic equality for the local women who have passed down the tradition for countless years.

Fun sidenote: on your way to the co-op, you’ll likely be able to spot one of the strangest things in Morocco: goats in trees. The goats are native to the Arganeraie Biosphere Reserve, which stretches north of Essaouira on the coast, a couple hours south of Marrakech in Morocco’s interior and as far south as the city of Lakhassas. However, not to spoil the fun, but our local partners have told us that the goats are mostly a tourist trap — many are simply placed in the trees by locals to attract travelers for a photo opp. 

8. Get Pampered at a Moroccan hammam

Hammams offer a wellness experience with deep cultural roots. Treatments are meant to cleanse the spirit as much as they are the body, and typically involve time spent in a steam room before a full body scrub. Traditional hammam treatments are communal, but there are options that focus on the individual or small groups if you prefer. 

Many of the top hotels in Morocco — like Mandarin Oriental, Marrakech — have a hammam onsite.

9. Admire the unique atmosphere of Chefchaouen

The “Blue Pearl of Morocco,” Chefchaouen is a relatively small town in the Rif mountains that’s famous for its blue-washed houses and structures. The use of blue supposedly dates back centuries, although its exact reasoning has been lost to time. 

Beyond the unique atmosphere, Chefchaouen offers a glimpse into the everyday lives of Moroccans away from major cities like Fes and Marrakech. There’s a small medina with vibrant souks, a museum with views of the city and great hiking trails in the surrounding mountains. 

Chefchaouen is a fun day trip from Tangier, a fun resort area on Morocco’s Mediterranean coast.

10. Enjoy the beauty of the Ouzoud Falls

Gorgeous and grandiose, the Ouzoud Falls (commonly referred to as Morocco’s Niagara Falls) provide another opportunity to escape into nature. There are several waterfalls at the site, all of which empty into the El-Abid River gorge. 

In addition to one of Africa’s tallest waterfalls, the area offers hiking trails, boat rentals and even monkey watching (Barbary macaques like to hang out along the cliffs).

If you don’t mind a drive, the Ouzoud Falls are only about 2.5 hours from Marrakech, making for a fun day trip. 

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Find your perfect adventure! We have 535 tours of Morocco that start in Casablanca, Morocco. The most popular month is September, and tour lengths range between 2 and 30 days.

250+ Morocco tour packages from Casablanca with 3,574 reviews

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Morocco Tours 9 Days Tour from Casablanca

Great tour in a beautiful country. Ismail the tour guide is very knowledgeable and was very helpful throughout the tour.

7 Days Morocco Tours From Casablanca

Guide was excellent. He was very knowledgeable, We were very impressed and we truly enjoyed our tour.

Morocco Kasbahs & Desert

Amazing , the pace was perfect for the amount of time I had and our guide Zouhair was was the best

Highlights of Morocco

Would like better - more comfortable accommodations

• In-depth Cultural

9-day cultural Morocco tour from Casablanca ( Private tour )

Usually when I travel I plan every step of the way myself but this time I decided to trust a tour company to do the job for me. Having very high expectations as I usually travel in 4-5star range they really matched what I would of planned and did an outstanding job. Our driver Hammou was very professional and super accommodating, he remembered every detail of things we liked just from conversation. We felt extremely safe and he was super knowledgeable and we learnt so much about the Moroccan culture. All the hotels were great that were included in the tour. We saw this beautiful country from one city to the next changing every time we opened our eyes, Morocco is so beautiful and each city has so much to offer. Our favourite was the Sahara desert - a MUST DO! It felt like we were on another planet. I would recommend anyone to trust this company and will sure be using them again for another trip. Thank you so much Darren, Chelsea & Cheryl.

• 5% deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

Essential Morocco

Had a wonderful time on my trip with Jihad from intrepid! Was super knowledgeable and professional but ensured we had a fun and memorable experience! Highly recommend this trip, made some great memories with some new friends!

Private 5 days from Casablanca to Marrakech Visiting Chefchaouen, Fes & desert

I loved this trip. If you like road trips this is for you!! I honestly would have loved to been in a small group of no more than 4 people. However the private tour was just myself and my driver yassine, which was amazing, knowledgeable, and a great driver! We met other whom were also on the tour with a different driver on the stops which was great as well!! I would highly recommend this tour trip but maybe next time I’ll do 7 days so you would feel rushed or tired from city to city!! Book this you won’t regret it

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• Ski, Snowboard & Snow

Morocco Tours 10 Days Tour From Casablanca

Was an excellent tour 10 days. hakim is a brilliant and very knowledgeable tour guide, Great itinerary. Long days travelling but definitely worth it to see as much as we did. Would be good if they supplied bottled water on the 4x4 but other than that it was fantastic! .

• Sightseeing

Morocco 7 Days Tour From Casablanca

Good tour to see the diversity of Morocco in short time. Of course this means a lot of driving, but you know that in advance and the views are amazing. The guide gives you advice on what's safe or not to do in the different places. Overall it was a positive experience for me and i loved discovering Morocco and its culture.

Totally Morocco Tour from Casablanca

Great tour, enjoyed really enjoyed myself. The various local guides at the different locales were very knowledgeable and provided good information of the area Shoutout to our guide Tarik and driver Mohammad who ensure the whole tour went about smoothly A few points to improve, the location of the Hotel in Casablanca was not ideal. The one In Tangier was pretty bad as it was quite a distance from town. Main problem with both is lack of food options near the hotel in the evening. Accommodations during the rest of the tour was great

7 Days IMPERIAL CITIES and SAHARA EXPERIENCE

My first trip to Morocco became oh so memorable due to Morocco Joy Travel's staff -Said (guide) and Hamid (driver), the blend of different cultures, history and its people. They made a wonderful pair - it started with the easy to spot and personal pick up, timely drop off and pick ups, and even accommodating to our requests (as wanting to stay at a certain location longer or not stopping by locations that were planned). Hamid's driving skills kept on schedule and comfortable (no one got car sick during the curvy drive up and down the Atlas Mountain), and Said's knowledge of the country's history and culture educated and also entertained us. All places that we visited (Casablanca, Marrakesh, Fez, Atlas Mountain,Dades gorges) were amazing in their unique ways - but the time in the desert was the most impressive. Truly a beautiful country and amazing trip. I only wish we had more time to spend in Morocco - hoping to return again with Morocco Joy Travel.

• 10% deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

10 DAYS BEST OF MOROCCO ADVENTURE.

Took an epic 14 day trip to Morocco in July ‘21 where we traveled all around the country with a full on circus - myself, wife, 9 year old, 5 yr old twins and my 70 yr old Mother. Our trip was pretty intense with a lot of driving as we created our own itinerary that went Casablanca, Chefchouen, Fes, Merzouga, Ourazazate, Essaouira and Marrakech. It was a ton of driving and so much fun. We worked with Ali from Morocco Joy Travel and I cannot recommend him enough. He had his own private van and was with us all day every day which can be kind of intense with the amount of driving we did. However, he handled everything so well and became an honorary family member that we all miss. Some of the highlights working with him: - calling hotels / Riyadh’s on the way to request adjoining rooms - Hooking us up with great tour guides where local guide registration is required - Occasionally watching the kids - Did our laundry unasked - Cleaned the car daily And never complained about the kid mess - taking us to his favorite restaurants - Recommending great places to stay - Handling all our questions - Took us to get COVID tests from a doctor he knew when all the places around the hotel where so busy - Had his cousin grab a bag we accidentally left at a hotel and bring it to us in another city I am not one to write reviews but I felt compelled to write this one because he really helped to make this trip so memorable. We spoke to a number of tour guides with a mind boggling range of pricing for this trip and not only was he awesome he was also really competitively priced. If you are planning a trip to Morocco, do yourself a favor and reach out to him. Some awesome experiences during our trip: -Kasbah Tamadot in the Atlas Mountains -La Mamounia hotel in Marrakech -Camel safari and camping in the sahara -Hassan II Mosque -ATV’s on the beach in Essaouira -Todra river gorge -Riad Karawan in Fes

6-Day Just Morocco Tour (Guided tour/Superior Hotels)

After completing our Egypt tour, some of our group members decided to extend their travels to Jordan. However, we opted to extend our journey to Morocco instead, and we never looked back. The six days spent in Morocco may have been brief, but they were incredibly enriching. In that short span, we gained a profound appreciation for this remarkable and unique country. Just as our experience in Egypt was marked by a well-organized and friendly team, the same can be said for our time in Morocco. Mustapha, your companionship was truly delightful, and Mohammed, your safe driving ensured our trip was smooth and enjoyable. The cities of Chefchaouen and Marrakesh stood out as the highlights of our adventure. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Vacations To Go Travel for orchestrating these two marvelous tours. Warm regards, Deanna.

• Food & Culinary

Morocco Real Food Adventure

My time in Morocco was outstanding. I truly felt like I got to get to know Morocco because of the diverse activities, scenery, food, people, and locations. Our tour guides were wonderful.

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Our guide Hassan and driver Issa are both amazing. We're a family of four (55, 55, 24, 21) who have lots of road-tripping and do-it-yourself travel experience but had limited experience with guides. Ali was patient and friendly in emails as we edited the itinerary a few times to fit our time constraints and our desire for a day hike. They organized an unforgettable trip, and we stayed in nice riads and hotels throughout the trip. Hassan is friendly, knowledgeable and fun to be with for 09-days. He is good at navigating through all the contrasting situations in Morocco from talking with people in the desert to busy medinas to modern cities. There are too many trip highlights to mention, but it was a special day visiting the market in his hometown of Merzouga and his mother for lunch. Issa is a safe, friendly and professional driver on all types of Moroccan roads. Within the same day, we frequently were on 1-lane switchback mountain roads, busy city areas and modern highways. We are used to driving ourselves, but it was so much more relaxing as passengers. We didn't have to figure out car-rental, parking (which would be impossible near medinas), police stops, or rules-of-the-road. The van was a modern, 3-row van with plenty of room for all of us and our bags. We went in March. It was cool with warm daytime temps and nighttime temps just above freezing. It was a slow season for tourists which meant we often had sites all to ourselves. It was really nice visiting kasbahs, Roman ruins and the desert with few other people around. One word for this tour is ‘’perfect’’. We highly recommend Morocco Tours.

Wonderful experience, More than expected, Driver hicham (Morocco tours agency) was very helpful, Local guides were knowledgeable. Great accommodations, Felt welcomed.

Excellent tour that was well organised. A lot of places covered, always felt safe and well informed. Our host Abdul was amazing! His knowledge and experience made the trip so personal and wonderful. I feel as though after 9 days I have seen a lot of the beautiful country that is Morocco! Highly recommended.

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8 Reasons Why September Is The Best Time To Visit Morocco

M orocco is an exciting and iconic northwestern gem of Africa. The country has significant historical and cultural attractions and many activities for visiting travelers. However,  the country can be overwhelming at times, so travelers should visit in the most pleasant times of the year. Deserts, markets, beaches and cuisines — to fully enjoy Morocco, September is the best time to visit. Learn more about why this is the best time to visit Morocco and what travelers can get excited about for their trip.

Average Temperature This Time of Year

• 65-85 Degrees F

Morocco’s weather is typically hot but varies depending on the region. Coastal areas tend to be cooler, but overall, September is the best time to visit Morocco. The heat is not sweltering in areas other than the desert, so travelers will experience warm yet pleasant temperatures during the month. More outdoor cultural events occur starting in September since the cooler fall temperatures begin to settle. Activities like swimming, exploring historical sites, and trekking are much more comfortable this time of year.

• Travel Tip : For travelers who can’t handle too much heat, it is recommended that they stay in coastal regions with a sea breeze to cool them off. Staying hydrated is incredibly important as travelers explore Morocco. 

Enjoy a Hammam 

A hammam is a traditional bathhouse — or a Moroccan spa. Many hammams have multiple rooms with pools of different temperatures and a hot steam room. There are public and private hammams that travelers can choose between. A hammam trip can be a luxurious time, complete with a bathing, scrubbing, and massaging experience. Visitors often leave hammams feeling clean, exfoliated, and relaxed. A traditional hammam is a great opportunity for rejuvenation and is fit for those who do not mind the possible cultural differences concerning nudity (at least, in the hammam). The cooler outdoor temperatures mean travelers will feel less sweaty and overwhelmed with heat when visiting a hammam. This makes it the best time to visit Morocco so that travelers can fully relax and not feel sticky immediately after their experience.

• Travel Tip : Private hammams typically provide additional, relatively luxury services, such as acupuncture, foot scrubs, and hot stone therapy. 

Visit Bahia Palace

Bahia Palace is a 19th-century landmark that represents the elite of Morocco. It is located in the southern part of the Medina of Marrakesh. Built in 1867, the palace comprises 160 rooms, reception spaces, and courtyards. The vibrant tiles, intricate architecture, and extravagance of Bahia Palace make it a very popular tourist destination. This historic landmark is adorned with beautiful gardens and fountains, and many tourists simply take photos of the palace. Visiting Bahia Palace is much more pleasant during the fall since temperatures are cooler, resulting in less glare from the sun, which ruins photos.

• Travel Tip : To avoid crowds in September, travelers should visit the Bahia Palace before 10:00 a.m. and take a guided tour to learn more about the site. They should also wear comfortable shoes to explore the palace and dress modestly to respect the local culture. 

Sahara Desert Tour 

An exciting adventure for travelers is taking a Sahara Desert tour so that they can ride a camel. Of course, the desert is quite hot. But there is a bit of relief from the oppressive heat in September. So, the start of fall is the best time to visit Morocco and take part in a desert tour. While it is still hot, travelers can at least camp out and enjoy the stars or eat outdoors. Technically speaking, September is the wettest month in the Moroccan Sahara, so travelers are likely to have some relief from the heat if they are not used to it.

• Travel Tip : Travelers have many options for going on Sahara Desert camel tours. Some tours last only an hour, while others can last a half day or be an overnight adventure. Travelers should select their tour duration based on their endurance and how much they want to see. 

Shop at the Souks of Marrakesh

A souk is a traditional marketplace district filled with stalls offering goods. The souks of Marrakesh can be a bit chaotic. But these vibrant and lively marketplaces can provide travelers with exciting shopping opportunities and offer more insight into local culture. With the large number of people that typically frequent the souks of Marrakesh, travelers should appreciate the cooler weather during September. Travelers can peruse the spices, jewelry, food, and herbal remedies displayed at a souk in Marrakesh. A souk is like a bustling sensory adventure for visitors to get lost and truly immerse themselves in.

• Travel Tip : Some stallholders (or sellers) can be persistent, so don’t be afraid to politely decline. Another rule of thumb for exploring the souks of Marrakesh is to go deeper into the souk to get the best deals since the stalls near the entrance are likely to have higher prices to close the deal with unsuspecting tourists. 

Check Out Casablanca

Casablanca is a city in Morocco that was immortalized by the Hollywood film  Casablanca  (where it was set but not filmed), so many travelers like to visit. It’s also a large port, so it has a modern edge. This city has also been made famous by its stunning beaches. September’s weather is ideal for enjoying some of Casablanca’s best features. Some include enjoying fresh seafood outdoors, relaxing on the popular beaches, and visiting architectural marvels. One significant architectural site is the Hassan II Mosque, the largest mosque in Morocco.

Casablanca is not an overwhelmingly touristy city but is large, cosmopolitan, and considered Morocco’s most western-like city.

• Travel Tip : It is important to note that since Casablanca is near the sea, it can be humid. Travelers spending significant time in Casablanca may be better off picking hairstyles that are not sensitive to heat or humidity. The temperatures fluctuate, so travelers should bring lightweight clothing and dress modestly if they visit a mosque. 

Outdoor Activities 

Travelers can enjoy many outdoor activities during the more manageable month (weather-wise) of September. Hot air balloon rides are a top choice for travelers. The riveting adventure of floating above the Atlas Mountains on a bright day is an unforgettable experience. It is a highly recommended tourism activity that will take up a few hours of travelers’ time. Other activities include camel riding tours that explore the valleys of Marrakesh and the Ouzoud waterfall boat tours. There are also desert bike tours, Agafay desert dinner shows, or relaxing pool excursions that include lunch. Travelers can better enjoy all of these outdoor activities during the best time to visit Morocco due to the weather.

• Travel Tip : Temperatures tend to cool during the night in Morocco, although the daytime is typically hot. Travelers embarking on nearly day-long or later scheduled excursions should bring a light jacket or warm shirt just in case. 

The Tanjazz Festival

The Tanjazz Festival has been presented since 2000 and is held in September. It is an international jazz festival that music lovers will appreciate. The festival is held in Tangier, a coastal city. It is usually three days long and brings new and experienced musicians together to enjoy the diverse yet cohesive musical stylings of jazz. This popular music festival is guaranteed to be an exciting cultural event for travelers to enjoy and is one of the reasons September is the best time to visit Morocco.

• Travel Tip : There is dancing, singing, and feasting in the streets during the Tanjazz Festival, so travelers should take part in the lively atmosphere if they visit Morocco during this festival. 

Morocco is an intriguing place to visit. However, the best time to visit Morocco is during the fall season, specifically September. All of these reasons to visit during the fall month are just the beginning of all the fun and cultural immersion that travelers can enjoy.

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