Casablanca is often overlooked as a mere transit hub, but for the discerning traveler, it reveals itself as a city of profound architectural beauty and cosmopolitan flair. This 6-day luxury itinerary is designed to immerse you in the 'White City’s' high-end lifestyle, blending its French colonial history with the vibrant energy of modern Morocco.
From the sweeping views of the Atlantic at the Corniche to the intricate tilework of the Habous Quarter, you will travel in style. Expect private transfers, reservations at the city’s most coveted tables, and a pace that allows for both discovery and deep relaxation in one of North Africa's most dynamic urban landscapes.
Day 1: Casablanca, Morocco - Arrival & Elegant Beginnings
Chauffeur Pick-up & Luxury Check-in
Arrive at Mohammed V International Airport and meet your private chauffeur for a seamless transfer to your hotel. Settle into your suite at a premier property like the Four Seasons Hotel Casablanca, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
Oceanfront Stroll at Sour Jdid
Take a gentle walk along the newly renovated Sour Jdid promenade. The fresh sea breeze and views of the distant mosque lighthouse provide the perfect introduction to the city's coastal charm.
Sunset Dinner at Rick's Café
Enjoy a legendary dinner at Rick's Café, designed to recreate the bar made famous by Bogart and Bergman. Sip on a 'Sour Jdid' cocktail while a live pianist plays classic jazz in a beautifully restored courtyard mansion.
Nightcap at The View
End your first evening with a sophisticated cocktail at a high-end lounge in the Anfa district, enjoying the twinkling lights of the Casablanca skyline.
Day 2: Casablanca, Morocco - Spiritual Grandeur & The Corniche
Hassan II Mosque Private Tour
Explore the third-largest mosque in the world with a private guide. Admire the retractable roof, the 210-meter minaret, and the exquisite hand-carved stone and wood work that showcases the pinnacle of Moroccan craftsmanship.
Gourmet Lunch at Le Relais de Paris
Dine at this iconic French brasserie located on the Corniche. Known for its 'Entrecôte' and sophisticated atmosphere, it’s a favorite for the city’s elite.
Leisurely Drive through Anfa Superior
Have your driver take you through the Anfa Superior district, the Beverly Hills of Casablanca, to admire the stunning modernist villas and lush greenery of the city's most exclusive residential neighborhood.
Fine Dining at Le Cabestan
Experience a glamorous evening at Le Cabestan, Ocean View. This legendary restaurant offers high-end Mediterranean cuisine with waves crashing just below your window.
Day 3: Casablanca, Morocco - Heritage & Hidden Gems
The Habous Quarter (New Medina)
Discover the serene and orderly 'New Medina.' Built by the French in the 1920s, it blends traditional Moroccan architecture with modern urban planning. Visit the famous Bennis Habous bakery for authentic almond pastries.
Mahkama du Pacha
Step inside this stunning administrative building and former courthouse. The interior is a masterpiece of Moorish-Andalusian design, featuring intricate stucco and zellij tilework.
Shopping in Gauthier
Spend the afternoon exploring the chic boutiques of the Gauthier district. This is where you'll find high-end Moroccan designers, concept stores, and contemporary art galleries like L'Atelier 21.
Contemporary Fusion at Iloli
Savor an exquisite Japanese-Moroccan fusion dinner at Iloli, widely considered one of the best restaurants in the country for its precision and use of fresh local seafood.
Day 4: Casablanca, Morocco - Art Deco & Modern Vibe
Art Deco Architecture Walk
Casablanca is home to one of the largest concentrations of Art Deco architecture in the world. Walk through the city center to see the Wilaya, the Central Post Office, and the many ornate facades along Boulevard Mohammed V.
Lunch at Brasserie du Boulevard
Immerse yourself in the bustling heart of the city at this chic brasserie. It's the perfect spot for people-watching while enjoying a classic Niçoise salad or steak frites.
Arab League Park Relaxation
Take a quiet break in the newly renovated Arab League Park, a lush green lung in the center of the city lined with tall palm trees and manicured gardens.
Skyline Views at Sky 28
Enjoy pre-dinner drinks at Sky 28, located atop the Kenzi Tower Hotel. It offers the most comprehensive panoramic view of Casablanca, including the mosque and the ocean.
Day 5: Casablanca, Morocco - Relaxation & Retail Therapy
Morocco Mall VIP Experience
Visit Africa's largest shopping mall, but head straight for the 'Miraj' luxury section. Browse international brands like Gucci and Dior, and visit the massive indoor aquarium.
Lunch at Aïn Diab Beach Club
Spend the afternoon at a premium beach club like Tahiti Beach Club or Miami Plage. Enjoy a fresh seafood lunch by the pool followed by a private cabana session.
Traditional Luxury Hammam
No trip to Morocco is complete without a Hammam. Visit the spa at the Vichy Célestins Spa Hotel for a high-end traditional scrub and massage using organic Argan oil.
Atmospheric Dinner at La Sqala
Dine within the walls of an 18th-century Portuguese fortress. La Sqala offers traditional Moroccan tagines and grilled meats in a beautiful garden setting filled with exotic plants.
Day 6: Casablanca, Morocco - Local Flavors & Departures
Casablanca Central Market
Visit the historic Marché Central. While it is a local market, the quality of produce is world-class. Witness the daily oyster shucking and vibrant flower stalls.
Seafood Feast at the Market
Choose your own fresh catch and have it prepared for you at one of the upscale seafood stalls within the market—a quintessential Casablanca luxury experience.
Maarif District Shopping
Do some last-minute shopping in the Maarif district, known for its high-street fashion and modern Moroccan home decor shops.
Airport Departure
Your private transfer will return you to Mohammed V International Airport for your flight home, concluding your luxury Moroccan escape.
Best Time & Weather
The best time to visit Casablanca is during the spring (April to June) or autumn (September to November). During these months, the weather is pleasantly warm, with temperatures ranging from 18°C to 25°C (64°F to 77°F), making it ideal for walking tours and outdoor dining. Summers can be humid, though the coastal breeze helps, while winters are mild but can be rainy.
Currency & Money
The local currency is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD). While luxury hotels, high-end restaurants, and large malls widely accept international credit cards (Visa and Mastercard), it is advisable to carry some cash for tips and smaller purchases in the Habous or Central Market. Tipping is customary in Morocco; a service tip of 10% is standard in upscale restaurants, even if a service charge is included.
Getting Around
For a luxury-focused trip, the most efficient and comfortable way to get around is via a private car service or 'Grand Taxis' (Mercedes sedans). While the city has a modern tramway system, it can get crowded during peak hours. For the best experience, arrange for a private driver through your hotel concierge or use premium ride-hailing apps available in the city like Careem.