Casablanca Sightseeing with a Local Friend & Private Car

Admire the stunning exterior of the mosque, including its intricately carved marble walls, towering minaret (the tallest in Africa at 210 meters), and oceanfront setting.

Take photos of the breathtaking views of the mosque against the Atlantic — a picture-perfect moment, especially on sunny days.

Learn fascinating facts about Moroccan craftsmanship, history, and the mosque's unique construction, which involved over 10,000 artisans.

(Optional) Enter the mosque (if booked during official visiting hours and with a guided ticket), and witness the grandeur of the prayer hall with its chandeliers, carved woodwork, and retractable roof

Wander through narrow alleyways full of character, where locals live, shop, and greet one another like neighbors.

Explore hidden gems such as traditional bakeries, spice shops, herbalists, and tiny artisan workshops.

Shop for souvenirs like handcrafted leather goods, jewelry, colorful ceramics, and traditional clothing — all while practicing your bargaining skills!

Discover historic touches like the old city walls, mosques, and colonial-era doors, some dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries.

Feel the heartbeat of Casablanca by watching daily life unfold — from children playing in the streets to elders chatting over mint tea.

(No admission fee in this itinerary. We encourage travelers to bring extra money just in case there will be a place that requires one)

Stroll through calm, clean streets lined with elegant arches, tiled walls, and quaint fountains — a peaceful contrast to the busier parts of the city.

Visit artisan shops selling handmade goods like leather slippers (babouches), brass lamps, carved woodwork, and traditional clothing (djellabas and kaftans).

Explore the famous book market and antique shops full of rare finds and local treasures.

Stop at a traditional pastry shop, like Pâtisserie Bennis, to taste authentic Moroccan sweets such as cornes de gazelle and almond briouats.

Learn about the area's history, including its role as a cultural and administrative center during the French Protectorate.

(No admission fee in this itinerary. We encourage travelers to bring extra money just in case there will be a place that requires one)

Drive or stroll along the oceanfront boulevard, with panoramic views of the crashing waves and fresh sea breeze.

Admire the mix of modern beach clubs, luxury hotels, and ocean-view cafés, perfect for snapping photos or relaxing with a drink.

Stop for a walk on Ain Diab Beach, where you can feel the sand under your feet and watch surfers riding the waves.

See Casablanca’s leisure side, from street vendors to trendy spots where locals gather in the evenings.

Optional café break at one of the terraces overlooking the sea — a chance to sip Moroccan mint tea while watching the sunset.

(No admission fee in this itinerary. We encourage travelers to bring extra money just in case there will be a place that requires one)