Casablanca · Private & guided
Private Casablanca Tours
Your own licensed guide, driver and air-conditioned car — Hassan II Mosque, the Art-Deco downtown, both medinas and the Corniche, entirely at your pace.
A private Casablanca tour gives you your own licensed guide, driver and car for a half day or full day, so you see the Hassan II Mosque, the 1930s Art-Deco downtown, the old and new medinas and the Atlantic Corniche on your own schedule — with nobody else in the vehicle. Half-day city tours start from $55 for the whole group, full-day excursions to Rabat or El Jadida from $130, and every itinerary is built and quoted around your hours, your interests and your pickup point.
What you get
What's included in a private tour
Your own licensed guide
An official Casablanca guide, in English, French or Arabic — never a shared coach group.
Private car & driver
Air-conditioned vehicle with fuel, tolls and parking for any tour that involves transfers.
Hotel or cruise-port pickup
Door-to-door collection and drop-off in Casablanca on every tour that uses a car.
Skip-the-line tickets
Timed Hassan II Mosque entry and all listed entrance fees booked ahead for you.
Your pace, your stops
Add a coffee, linger at the mosque, swap the order — the day bends around you.
A written quote first
A clear itinerary and a transparent price, in writing, within 24 hours of your enquiry.
Choose your day
The private Casablanca tours we run
Each of these is a real, fully private tour — book one as it stands or let us stitch two or three into a single private day. Prices are per group, from.
BestsellerHassan II Mosque, Guided
A half-day private visit to Hassan II Mosque — one of the only mosques in Morocco open to non-Muslims — with a licensed guide and skip-the-line timed entry.
Casablanca City & Art-Deco Walk
A half-day walking tour of Casablanca's 1920s–30s downtown: Art-Deco and Mauresque facades, Place Mohammed V, the old cathedral and the central market.
Old Medina & Habous Quarter
A half-day on foot through Casablanca's original walled medina and the elegant 1920s Habous quarter — the 'New Medina' built in Moorish style — with its arcades, bakeries and craft shops.
Corniche & Ain Diab Seafront
A relaxed half-day along Casablanca's Corniche and the Ain Diab seafront — the mosque from the water side, beach clubs, the lighthouse and the Sidi Abderrahmane marabout on its tidal island.
Top ratedCasablanca After Dark — Food Tour
An evening of Casablanca's real food — snail soup, grilled fish off the central market, msemen and mint tea — across six tasting stops with a local foodie guide.
PopularRabat Day Trip
A full-day private trip to the capital, an hour north of Casablanca: the blue-and-white Kasbah of the Udayas, the Hassan Tower and royal mausoleum, and the Roman-Marinid ruins of Chellah.
What you'll see
Hassan II Mosque, the Art-Deco city and the medinas
The Hassan II Mosque
Casablanca's defining monument rises straight out of the Atlantic, its 210-metre minaret the tallest of any mosque on earth. It is one of the only mosques in Morocco non-Muslims may enter, and only on a guided timed visit — which is exactly what a private tour secures for you, queue-free.
The Art-Deco downtown
The 1920s and 30s left Casablanca a downtown of curved Mauresque balconies, wrought iron and carved plaster found nowhere else in Morocco — Place Mohammed V, the skeletal Sacré-Cœur cathedral and the restored Cinéma Rialto. A walking guide reads the facades for you.
Two medinas & the Corniche
The lived-in 19th-century old medina by the port and the elegant 1920s Habous "new medina" sit minutes apart, while the Corniche runs west to the Sidi Abderrahmane shrine and the city's best Atlantic sunsets — easy to fold into an afternoon.
Who it suits
Who a private Casablanca tour is for
Cruise passengers on a Casablanca call
Port pickup, a tight but unhurried loop of the mosque and medina, and a guaranteed return before your sailing time.
Layover travellers with hours to spare
We track your flight, run you into the city for the highlights, and get you back to Mohammed V Airport with margin.
First-time visitors who want context
A licensed guide turns Casablanca's Art-Deco facades, two medinas and giant mosque into a story rather than a checklist.
Families and small groups
Private means your own pace, your own car, and stops shaped around kids, mobility or a long lunch — never a coach timetable.
Good to know
Practical details
Where we pick up
Any Casablanca hotel, the cruise port, or Mohammed V Airport (about 35 minutes from the centre) for layover guests.
Dress for the mosque
Shoulders and knees covered, and socks — shoes come off inside the prayer hall. Photography is allowed.
Best time of day
Mornings for the mosque and medinas; late afternoon for the Corniche and an Atlantic sunset.
Payment & changes
We confirm the itinerary and price in writing first; a small deposit secures the date and the balance is paid locally.
Frequently asked
Private Casablanca tours: your questions
What does a private Casablanca tour include?
Every tour on this page is fully private: your own licensed English- or French-speaking guide, a private air-conditioned car with driver where transfers are involved, hotel or cruise-port pickup, all listed entrance tickets, and bottled water. You never share the car or guide with strangers, and the pace is entirely yours.
How much does a private tour of Casablanca cost?
Our half-day private city tours start from $55 for the whole group (not per person) — for example the Art-Deco walk at $55, the Hassan II Mosque guided visit at $65, or the old medina and Habous quarter at $60. Full-day private excursions such as the Rabat day trip start from $130. Every price is confirmed in writing before you pay a deposit.
Can I combine several tours into one private day?
Yes — that is the main reason people book private. A common full day pairs the Hassan II Mosque visit with the old medina and Habous quarter, or the Art-Deco walk with a Corniche sunset drive. Tell us what you want to see and we build a single private itinerary and quote around your hours.
Are these tours suitable on a cruise stop or airport layover?
They are. We meet cruise passengers at Casablanca port and track inbound flights for layover guests at Mohammed V Airport (about 35 minutes from the city). We plan the loop around your sailing or check-in time and always keep a safe return margin.
Can I go inside Hassan II Mosque on a private tour?
Yes. Hassan II is one of the very few mosques in Morocco open to non-Muslims, and only on guided timed visits. On the private mosque tour we book your timed entry in advance so you skip the ticket queue and walk the prayer hall, cedar roof and basement hammam with a licensed guide.
Which languages do the private guides speak?
Our Casablanca guides work in English and French, and several also speak Arabic. Tell us your preference when you enquire and we assign a guide who matches — and, where you want it, a guide who specialises in the architecture or the food.
How far ahead should I book a private Casablanca tour?
For most city tours a few days' notice is enough, and last-minute requests are often possible with a phone call. For cruise days, the Rabat or El Jadida day trips, or anything in high season (October to April), book a week or two ahead so we can lock your preferred guide and timing.
Is hotel pickup included?
For every tour that uses a car, yes — private pickup and drop-off at your Casablanca hotel or the cruise port is included. The two downtown walking tours (the Art-Deco walk and the food tour) meet on foot in the centre, which we confirm when we send your itinerary.
Ready when you are
Tell us your dates — we'll design your private day.
Share your hours, your pickup point and what you most want to see. A Casablanca-based team sends a written itinerary and a transparent quote within 24 hours.