All Casablanca Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 33

The tour was a wonderful overview of Casablanca. Hamid was so knowledgeable and accommodating. We had a small group of 3, and he made our trip feel personal and special. He gave great recommendations of other things to try during our stay in Casablanca as well. Check out this tour if you are looking for a great overview of the city and you have limited time!

Our guide, (Yousef) was very friendly, spoke English well and explained all sites we visited with perfect details. He was very patient and considerate. I will definitely recommend Viator to all my friends and the general public wanting to visit Morocco.

very highly recommended. we had an amazing day. Waleed was THE best guide. very knowledgable about all of Rabat, from the landscaping and architecture, to the modern and historic sites around Rabat. Waleed had the "in" at several areas enabling us to pull up right to the entrance many times which was closed off to most traffic. i was also in a wheelchair and Waleed went out of his way to accommodate me and make sure i was comfortable. all of the areas we went were beautiful and we really had a great time!

We had an excellent time with Nabil (AKA Billy) who gave us a very personal tour of the main areas of interest, as well as the more local highlights which we could never have found on our own. He took great care in making sure we experienced the local culture and food. Greatly recommended.

The tour guide Mohammed was great - so knowledgeable - knows everyone and that helps to get into places and get around. The only negative and to me it’s a big one is that the stated Place To meet is the cruise port - however that is not the case- rather, you have to take the shuttle from the cruise port to the United Nations Square to meet your guide. While only 10 minutes, the shuttle only runs one every half hour - I didn’t know this until I asked the question the night before and then they told me - so I just had to revise my travel timing to make the appointment / I view this as false as advertising since they do not meet you at the cruise port as stated - and they never told me otherwise - until I asked them specifically.

It's a 2.5 hour drive from casablanca. .Marrakech is a trading post with a lot of tourists. So expect some shopping and bargaining. The Yves saint Laurent museum and Jardin majorelle are must see. You need tickets andcreservations must be made in advance.

Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca and Chellah in Rabat are must see type experiences. Yes they both cost additional, but they are worth it! Our driver, Nabil, was outstanding. We enjoyed talking with him all day. He even selected our meal items which was fun! We didn’t get to visit Mausoleum of Mohammad V and Hassan Tower due to King’s visit which was disappointing but understandable. The meal at end of day was an experience!

Our tour started when Oussama was holding a sign with our name on it. It was pretty chaotic but Oussama was actively searching for his group and helping others find theirs. We have a scooter in our group, which makes things a little difficult at times. Oussama made sure we did not feel like an inconvenience which was a great change of pace. I am a travel advisor, so this is what I do for a living. I go on tours and rate the experience my clients will receive and this started off great! The first thing Oussama did was introduce everyone (there were 7 of us) and ask if there was anything specific anyone wanted. Of course we spoke up. My father only wanted to see Rick’s Cafe. I wanted to go to a McDonald’s. No one else mentioned anything and we were off. Rick’s Cafe was the first stop. Five of us got out and Oussama took amazing pictures. It took about 7 minutes, but worth every second. He then bounced back and forth deciding if we would ride camels or go to the market first. He was very cognizant about time, I think because he could tell how paranoid I was. About 45 min in he asked if anyone needed to use the restroom, one person did, so he took opportunity to stop at McDonald’s, killing two birds with one stone. Next stop, Camels! The guides were so accommodating. They offered us traditional djellaba, 2 of us participated and 1 person took the robe but refused the head covering. The guides even lifted my father on to the camel. Oussama was right there helping everyone get on their camels and then off as well. He wanted to be sure we had time for everything. When we left there some of our group needed a restroom break so Oussama stopped at another McDonald’s. It was so thoughtful! We got to Marrakesh and met up with our guide Idir. The first thing Idir did was explain the program of the day and ask if anyone wanted anything specific. He explained that we were short on time and washed to ensure everyone had their needs met. One guest spoke up and commented that she wanted a traditional Moroccan meal (and that others weren’t hungry because they ate McDonald’s. I was the other and I was down to more). One person wanted to buy a rug. Idir said okay, did first. We went to this amazing restaurant Café Dar Touareg. They were extremely accommodating and the food was amazing and authentic! Fun there we went to the market, ask the whole stopping every 150km or so for Idir to tell us more information and/or history. When we reached the market he gave directions to everyone so they could do their own thing and took the my parents to the rug shop. After we shopped we all met up and Idir walked us back to the Oussama, giving us more history lessons on the way. Oussama stopped at a gas station on the way back, anticipating the need for a restroom, he was right! When we returned he assisted with my dad’s scooter and ensured everyone had all of their belongings. He walked us all to the shuttle bus to answer any other questions we may have had. As I have already mentioned, I do this for a living, I will absolutely amen recommending this experience to my clients and requesting Oussama and Idir!!