Casablanca · Walking tour
Walk into the Casablanca most visitors never meet
Past the guidebook landmarks and into the alleys, souks and workshops where the city actually lives.
Past the guidebook landmarks and into the alleys, souks and workshops where the city actually lives.
We start where the tour buses don't stop. In the old medina, you'll meet the spice seller who has worked the same corner for decades, watch craftsmen at work, and learn how this fishing town became Morocco's largest city in less than a century.
From there we cross into the Habous quarter, with its arcaded streets, olive stalls and pastry shops, and finish over mint tea while your guide answers every question you've been saving up.
We meet at an easy-to-find spot in the city center and plan the route around what you enjoy.
Narrow lanes, the spice sellers and the stories behind the city walls.
Arcades, bookshops, olives and the best pastries in Casablanca.
We sit down for mint tea, talk about Morocco and plan the rest of your trip.
Private carHassan II Mosque, the Corniche and Art Deco streets, private and unhurried.
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BikeAtlantic wind, coastal roads and neighborhoods best felt at bike speed.
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FoodFamily-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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