Casablanca is Morocco's largest city and a world-renowned center for trade. Visit the central market, home to hundreds of stalls brimming with locally grown vegetables, meats, seafood, as well as handicrafts. Continue to the new Medina of Casablanca and the Habous quarter with its Arab-Islamic architecture. You’ll see the facade of the Royal Palace and cross the quarter and the colorful olive market on foot. Drive through the residential quarter of Anfa and your guide will point out the location of the Casablanca Conference held during World War II. The main highlight of Casablanca is the famous Hassan II Mosque; stop here for an inside visit of this great architectural masterpiece. This is the world's largest religious monument after Mecca and its minaret is the tallest. You'll have some free time at United Nations Square for more photo opportunities or even some shopping.

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Capture the moment by taking the perfect selfie photo in Casablanca. Instantly share your experience with family and friends on your favorite social media site. Selfie experts will teach you how to take the best selfie photo including composition, posing and lighting. Capture the spirit of this incredible destination.

Your tour will start with a scenic drive from the ship to the Hassan II Mosque and include designated selfie stops at:

Selfie Spots:
• Hassan II Mosque
• Sacred Heart Cathedral
• Mohammed V Square
• United Nations Square

To make this experience even more fun, you will have some free time to enjoy United Nations Square to end your picture-perfect day.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Visit Casablanca’s most epic spots to snap your selfies while learning about its history and architecture.
• Learn from selfie experts tips and tricks on how to take the perfect selfie.
• Enjoy a deep dive into the culture of Casablanca.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Wear casual, weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable walking shoes.
• Bring a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen.

OVERVIEW

Guests who are fully dependent on their mobility device are eligible for this excursion and are required to bring their own wheelchair/scooter.

Drive through Casablanca in an accessible vehicle that comfortably accommodates just six passengers and stop at landmarks that reveal the rhythms of everyday life in Morocco’s largest city. You will get a great feel for Casablanca on the drive to the Hassan II Mosque, a marvel of modern Islamic architecture that can hold up to 25,000 worshippers. Part of the mosque is built over the ocean, inspired by the Quranic verse that god’s throne is on the water. It also features one of the world’s highest minarets. You will notice a blend of French colonial and Moroccan architecture in the Habbous district, which is mostly flat so you can more easily get around from shop to shop. The exterior of the Royal Palace is also well worth a look as it is the main residence of Morocco’s royal family while in Casablanca. Mohammed V Square is equally photogenic with all the beautiful municipal buildings surrounding it.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Visit the sprawling Hassan II Mosque, whose minaret is the world’s second-tallest.
• Browse the shops in the Habbous district, which is mostly flat and accessible.
• Behold the exterior the Royal Palace, a spectacular example of Islamic architecture.
• Snap photos of Mohammed V Square, a symbolic gathering place for more than a century.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

OVERVIEW

This tour is intended for guests who have limited mobility, rely on a cane or walker, or for guests’ companions.

Drive through Casablanca in an accessible vehicle that comfortably accommodates just six passengers and stop at landmarks that reveal the rhythms of everyday life in Morocco’s largest city. You will get a great feel for Casablanca on the drive to the Hassan II Mosque, a marvel of modern Islamic architecture that can hold up to 25,000 worshippers. Part of the mosque is built over the ocean, inspired by the Quranic verse that god’s throne is on the water. It also features one of the world’s highest minarets. You will notice a blend of French colonial and Moroccan architecture in the Habbous district, which is mostly flat so you can more easily get around from shop to shop. The exterior of the Royal Palace is also well worth a look as it is the main residence of Morocco’s royal family while in Casablanca. Mohammed V Square is equally photogenic with all the beautiful municipal buildings surrounding it.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Visit the sprawling Hassan II Mosque, whose minaret is the world’s second-tallest.
• Browse the shops in the Habbous district, which is mostly flat and accessible.
• Behold the exterior the Royal Palace, a spectacular example of Islamic architecture.
• Snap photos of Mohammed V Square, a symbolic gathering place for more than a century.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

The charm of the Portuguese towns of El Jadida and Azemmour comes from their medinas .Their narrow streets, beautiful buildings and gates combine a mixture of Portuguese, Arab, Andalusian and Berber architectural styles. Stop at the entrance of Azemmour for a panoramic view of this white-washed town on the banks of the Oum Rabiaa River. Drive to one of the town's main gates Sidi Makhfi, named after a sophism figure. Walk through the Kasbah to reach a large square overlooking the river. Board your coach for the drive to El Jadida and enjoy your Moroccan-style lunch. Walk through the Medina and stop for a panoramic view of the port and the Atlantic Ocean. On your return to Casablanca, stop at the Hassan II Mosque for photos. There will be a last stop in Casablanca for photos opportunities or optional shopping.

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This tour designed for small groups, is a perfect way to explore Casablanca and enjoy a wonderful meal at Rick’s Cafe. Just a short drive will take you to the central market with stalls brimming with locally grown vegetables, meats, seafood and handicrafts. Drive to the famous Hassan II Mosque for an inside visit of this great architectural masterpiece. Continue to the new medina of Casablanca Habous quarter with its attractive Arab-Islamic architecture for an outside visit of the Royal Palace. Cross the quarter and its colorful olive market on foot.

Drive through the residential quarter of Anfa and your guide will point out the location of the Casablanca Conference held in 1943 during World War II. Stop at the charming seaside resort of Ain Diab for a soft drink before continuing to the famous restaurant Rick’s Cafe for lunch. Although this restaurant is not the original, it was designed to recreate the bar featured in the famous Humphrey Bogart movie Casablanca. After lunch, you’ll have a brief shopping stop at United Nations Square.