Top Casablanca Jet Ski Rental

Visit the ancient city of Marrakech on a full-day tour from Casablanca alongside a private guide. See the city's top highlights, including the Koutoubia Mosque and the bustling stalls of Jemaa el-Fnaa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This excursion includes pickup and drop-off at hotels in Casablanca, all entrance fees, and a guided tour with a local guide (in July and August, explore the Medina via tuk-tuk to avoid walking in the excessive heat).

Experience the excitement of jet skiing along the beautiful coastline of Casablanca. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced rider, this adventure offers the perfect combination of adrenaline, stunning ocean views, and professional guidance. Your experience includes a full safety briefing, high-quality equipment, and support from experienced instructors throughout the activity. Enjoy riding across the waves, stopping for memorable photos, and discovering Casablanca from a unique perspective on the water. Perfect for solo travelers, couples, friends, and families looking for an unforgettable water sports experience in Morocco. Highlights: Thrilling jet ski ride in Casablanca Professional safety briefing and guidance High-quality equipment provided Amazing ocean views and photo opportunities Suitable for beginners and experienced riders

Join a dynamic mother-daughter duo in their Casablanca home for the perfect induction into Moroccan life: a private cooking class, complete with snacks and mocktails, plus the chance to try on traditional Moroccan clothes, like caftans and takchitas. Hear cultural insights as you prepare family recipes for classics like tagine, couscous, and pastilla, and enjoy them with mint tea, virgin mojitos, local salads, and cookies.

Skip the hassle of navigating Casablanca’s network of streets and let a local guide show you the city’s highlights and hidden corners in one seamless, small-group tour. Start with a photo stop at the Rick’s Cafe, then continue to the Sqala tower (La Sqala) for a glimpse of the city’s Portuguese past. Wander the vibrant medina, hop into a taxi to admire landmarks such as the Sacred Heart Cathedral and Mohammed V Plaza, and browse handicrafts in the Habous Quarter. Treat yourself to Moroccan sweets at the historic Bennis Pastry House (own expense), enjoy tea or coffee at a local café, and finish with sweeping views of the Hassan II Mosque from the Al Aank Observation Deck.