Royal Palace of Casablanca Tours and Tickets

Explore the legendary city of Casablanca on a 4-hour, private tour of the city with a personal guide and driver. Walk the narrow streets of the traditional Habbous neighborhood, and see the city's most iconic landmarks. Visit sprawling squares and markets filled with brilliant handicrafts and souvenirs, then stand beside the high gates of the King's Royal Palace. See religious buildings and historic sites, and discover a brand new shopping mall by the picturesque corniche. Enjoy the flexibility of a private tour to see the city at your own pace.

Discover Casablanca on a private, 4-hour shore excursion through the city's most iconic sites and neighborhoods. Tour the soaring architecture and distinctive artwork of Hassan II mosque and pass through suburbs full of opulent villas; stroll the manicured grounds of the Arab League Park then get a glimpse of Casablanca's bustling civic life at the United Nations Place. Visit the country's most important cathedral, walk the intricate esplanade of the King's Royal palace and explore the winding streets of the Habous quarter before returning to your ship.

Planning a big Moroccan trip can be very stressful and take a lot of energy. Put your mind at ease and avoid the stressful planning by opting for this private 5-day trip to Morocco from Casablanca. You'll visit the main highlights of Casablanca, Rabat, Fez, Meknes, and Marrakech, and head into the Merzouga Desert for a camel ride, Moroccan mint tea, and a chance to stay in a nomad camp. Four nights of accommodations and round-trip transport included.

Get to know Casablanca's highlights on this 3-hour tour - one of the most comprehensive of all Casablanca tours. Choose a morning or afternoon tour, and discover the landmarks by air-conditioned vehicle as your guide recounts stories about each sight. Admire top Casablanca attractions including the Hassan II Mosque, Royal Palace and Central Market (only on morning tours); see the elegant Habbous quarter, created by the French in the 1920s; and enjoy free time to stroll along the scenic, palm-lined Ain Diab Corniche. Numbers are limited to 18 people for a more personalized atmosphere.