Rabat - Casablanca City Line: 3-Day Tour From Rabat

Your journey begins in Morocco's elegant capital, Rabat. Your guided tour starts at the majestic Royal Palace (Dar al-Makhzen), where you'll admire the grand exteriors and learn about Morocco's monarchy. Just a short walk away, you'll stand in awe at the Hassan Tower, the unfinished minaret of a grand 12th-century vision, and the magnificent Mausoleum of Mohammed V, a masterpiece of modern Alaouite dynasty architecture. Afterwards, your guide will lead you through the enchanting blue-and-white streets of the Kasbah of the Udayas, a fortified citadel overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and the Bou Regreg River. Explore its Andalusian gardens, narrow lanes, and enjoy panoramic views. The evening is free for you to enjoy dinner at your leisure in the capital.

After breakfast, we travel to the economic heart of Morocco, Casablanca. Your guided tour begins at the magnificent Hassan II Mosque, where your included ticket grants you access to one of the world's largest mosques. Marvel at its intricate craftsmanship and stunning oceanfront location. Next, your guide will show you the Habous Quarter (New Medina), a charming district blending Moroccan and French colonial architecture, known for its traditional bakeries and artisan shops. Continue to the Mohammed V Square, the city's administrative center surrounded by impressive 1930s buildings. The tour includes a walk along the Corniche, where you can enjoy the lively Atlantic coast atmosphere.

After breakfast, your guide will introduce you to El Jadida's UNESCO World Heritage sites. Explore the remarkable Portuguese Cistern, an underground Gothic hall with a magical reflective pool, and walk through the well-preserved fortifications including the star-shaped ramparts. Discover the old Medina with its unique blend of Moroccan and Portuguese architecture, and see the historic Church of the Assumption. The tour concludes after lunch (not included), giving you a final glimpse of this fascinating coastal city before your departure to Rabat.