The most comfortable way to see Casablanca is with your own driver and guide: a private air-conditioned car that collects you from your hotel, the airport or the cruise port, a guide who speaks English or French, and a day planned around what you want rather than a coach timetable. This page shows how such a day fits together, from the Hassan II Mosque to a rooftop lunch, the smart shopping districts, a hotel spa and dinner on the Corniche. Every day is priced for you, with a fixed quote in writing.
How a private day in Casablanca works
What you get
The service. Your own guide for the day, in English or French (several of our guides also speak Arabic), and a private air-conditioned car with driver, fuel, tolls and parking included. Nobody else joins. The driver stays with you between stops, so bags, shopping and jackets stay in the car. Tell us if you need a larger vehicle or child seats and we confirm it in writing.
From your hotel
Pickup. We collect you from any hotel in the city, whether downtown at the Royal Mansour, Hyatt Regency or Le Doge, on the Corniche at the Four Seasons or Villa Sahrai, or in Maarif. Start when suits you: early for a quiet mosque visit, or late morning after breakfast.
From the airport or a layover
Pickup. If you land at Mohammed V Airport (CMN), we meet you in arrivals, track your flight and drive you into the city: about 40 minutes to downtown (around 32 km) and 45 minutes to the Corniche (around 38 km), more at rush hour. On a long layover we plan the day back to the airport in time for your next flight.
Morning: the Hassan II Mosque
Sights. Most days start at the Hassan II Mosque on the ocean, one of the few mosques in Morocco open to non-Muslims, on guided timed visits only. Tickets are sold on site, not online, so your guide plans the day around the visit slots and buys the tickets on arrival. Cover shoulders and knees.
Late morning: Art Deco and the Habous
Sights. Your guide walks you through the Art Deco boulevards of downtown and the Quartier Habous, the 1930s 'new medina' with its craft shops and pastry makers, while the driver waits at each stop. It is the best way to see the city's architecture without long walks between districts.
Lunch with a view
Dining. Lunch can be high above the city at Le Rooftop on the 23rd floor of the Royal Mansour, in a garden courtyard at La Sqala on the edge of the old medina, or by the sea on the Corniche. If you want a gastronomic meal, Table 3 near the ocean is the city's top-ranked restaurant on MENA's 50 Best 2026; book it well ahead. You pay restaurants directly.
Afternoon: boutiques or a spa
Afternoon. Spend the afternoon in Maarif's boutiques, at a couture house for a caftan fitting, or at Morocco Mall's luxury wing, with the car carrying your bags. Or slow down with a private hammam and massage in a hotel spa: we book the session, the driver takes you there and back, and you get the spa, the time and the price in writing first.
Sunset and dinner on the Corniche
Evening. End on the Atlantic: a drive along the Corniche past the El Hank lighthouse at sunset, a drink on a hotel rooftop, then dinner at the restaurant you choose. Your driver waits and takes you back to your hotel, so there is no hunting for a taxi late at night.
From the cruise port
Shore day. If you arrive by ship, we meet you at the port and run the same kind of day to your ship's timetable, with the mosque, the city and lunch, and you back on board well before all-aboard. Send us your ship and port times and we plan around them.
What we don't do
Honestly. We don't sell hotel rooms or take commission from shops or restaurants, so we go where you want. We don't publish fixed prices, because the day depends on its length, your group, the vehicle and the tickets you need. You get one written price for the car, driver and guide before you book.
Plan your private day
Tell us your date, where we collect you (hotel, airport or cruise port), your group and what you want to fit in. You get a day plan and a fixed price for the car, driver and guide in writing within 24 hours.