Wind off the Atlantic, coastal roads and neighborhoods best felt at bike speed, not bus speed.
Casablanca is flat, sunny and right on the ocean, which makes it a great city for a bike. We ride along the Corniche past the El Hank lighthouse and the surf beaches of Ain Diab, with the Hassan II Mosque always in view.
The pace is easy and the stops are frequent, for photos, fresh orange juice and stories about the neighborhoods we pass.
Pick your bike and helmet and get a short safety briefing.
An easy ride on the Corniche with stops for photos.
Ride toward the Hassan II Mosque as the light turns gold.
Finish with fresh juice and plenty of time to chat.
Alleys, souks and family-run workshops, narrated by someone who grew up here.
See detailsHassan II Mosque, the Corniche and Art Deco streets, private and unhurried.
See detailsFamily-run stalls and the flavors that never make it onto a hotel menu.
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CookingTagine, fresh bread and mint tea, in your guide's own kitchen.
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