MOROCCO · MEDINA TOURS IN CASABLANCA
The 9 best medina tours in Casablanca you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it actually suits. The first one is first for a reason.
A small-group walk through Casablanca’s medinas, Habous shops, and palace courtyards, with fresh bread, mint tea, and expert guidance.
“This was one of the best tours we have done. Our guide was exceptional and treated us so well. The itinerary was so good, we would highly recommend it to anyone.”
A 4-hour Casablanca small-group tour with Rick’s Café film stories, Medina souks, Sqala Tower ocean views, and Hassan II panoramas plus pastry tastings.
“Mohammed was a phenomenal tour guide! His customer service, patience, and informative guidance made the whole experience memorable. We had gotten the tour for a day earlier while still in another country and he allowed us to fix it plus saved us from a taxi driver that deceived us of being the guide when indeed he was not. Worth every moment!”
Small-group Old Medina walk in Casablanca with a local guide, Moroccan tea, souks, and a finish at Hassan II Mosque.
“Great tour, very insightful to the inner workings and life within the medina. Our guide was wonderful, spoke excellent English and had great knowledge of the area as well as Morroco.”
Private 3-hour Casablanca souks shopping with hotel pickup, mint tea and sweets, and a guide to help you haggle for spices, fabric, and crafts.
“Excellent tour. Went to old Medina and Habbous for shopping and free time. Mint tea/coffee and cookies at Cafe Imperial. Excellent vehicle. Our guide/driver Mehdi was very good. Highly recommend.”
A 5-hour Casablanca highlights tour with fast entry to Hassan II Mosque, plus ports, churches, medinas, markets, and a relaxing park break.
“The Hassen II Mosque with the sea as a back drop was amazing. The tour was informative and the interior was beautiful. The Casablanca Marathon was on but our guide was great getting us to those places on the tour. He provided a real sense of Casablanca's history, culture old and new.”
Private Casablanca souk shopping with a translator, A/C van, mint tea and sweets, plus discounts for food, spices, antiques.
“We chose this tour based on the flexibility it offered. Our wonderful guide, was caught up in the system of bringing guests to only specific vendors. Upon meeting him at the cruise terminal, he asked what type of items we were interested in seeing/purchasing. I came prepared & read from my list: spices, argan oil, mint tea & tea glasses, traditional women’s dresses/caftans, a Tagine & other pottery pieces. Soon after, we arrived at the first destination, at a rug store. The owner asked us to sit down where he proceeded to teach us all about the beautiful, varying rugs of the region, all handmade by local families. While extremely…”
Early 5 a.m. Casablanca highlights: Hassan II Mosque, Medina streets, Habous Quarter, Corniche d’Ain Diab, and cathedrals, plus a Rick’s Café stop.
“Abdul was fantastic and very knowledgeable and took his time in showing us all of the stops and was kind enough to give us a lot of insight of all the historical areas.”
Private day trip from Casablanca to Chefchaouen, with Rif Mountain scenery, Blue Medina highlights, mosque and Kasbah visits, and flexible free time.
“El tour incluia un servicio de guia, el cual nos dijeron no incluia, y nos ofrecieron en sitio un guia con costo extra, lo cual salvo el tour y pudimos disfrutar la estancia en el lugar. Lo que nos decepciono fue el que en la informacion no decia esto y ademas lo marcaba como un servicio que se iba a tener por dos horas. El agua que decia estaba incluida tampoco nos la ofrecieron. El chofer si muy amable y el servicio de traslado bien, pero no ofrecer o poner un servicio que no esta incluido, y ademas agregarlo en sitio con un costo adicional.”
Casablanca to Marrakesh Medina day trip with a guide, hotel pickup, and a focused walk through Bahia Palace, Koutoubia, tombs, and souks.
“marrakech jamaa el fna main square. Avoid the food vendors, what a scam especially food vendor #75. Food is so mediocre, actually not good.the vendors will start bringing bread, olives, two of everything when only want one and beforRead more”
Desert, mountain, medina, coast — the best of each.
