Atlantic metropolis
Morocco’s largest city: Art Deco boulevards, a mosque built over the ocean and a gateway to the north.
About Casablanca
Casablanca is the country’s economic engine and most cosmopolitan city. Its centre mixes Art Deco and Mauresque architecture from the early 20th century, while the Corniche opens onto the Atlantic.
For many travellers it is simply where the flight lands. A half day here, followed by Rabat and the imperial cities, makes a graceful start to a northern or grand circuit.
Don’t miss
Completed in 1993 on the ocean’s edge, with a minaret of more than 200 metres.
Colonial-era façades and arcades that give the city its distinctive silhouette.
The 1930s “new medina”, with bookshops, pastry makers and calm streets.
An Atlantic promenade that comes alive at sunset.
Journeys that include it
Best first Morocco route7 days / 6 nightsCasablanca → Marrakech
A beautifully efficient first Morocco itinerary: Atlantic Casablanca, imperial Rabat and Fes, the Middle Atlas, Erg Chebbi and the kasbah road to Marrakech. Every day moves the story forward, with no return drive to the starting city.
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North & imperial cities5 days / 4 nightsFrom Casablanca · return
Follow Morocco’s northern arc through an Atlantic capital, a blue mountain medina, Roman Volubilis and the living crafts of Fes. This is a culture-rich loop with more time on foot and no desert detour.
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The grand tour12 days / 11 nightsFrom Casablanca · return
The fullest expression of Morocco in this collection: imperial cities, Rif blues, Sahara gold, High Atlas roads and an Atlantic finale. Two nights around Erg Chebbi and dedicated city days give the journey a comfortable, considered rhythm.
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