Casablanca Night Tour & Moroccan Dinner with Hassan II Mosque

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1/22

Duration3h 30m

GroupUp to 15

LanguagesEN · AR +1

PickupAt your hotel

Casablanca After Dark: Mosque, Markets & Dinner Show

You'll visit the Hassan II Mosque from outside, walk the Old Medina's winding streets, photograph Mohammed V Square's colonial architecture, stroll the Ain Diab boardwalk, and finish with a three-course traditional Moroccan dinner and live Andalusian music. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, so you don't arrange transport or navigate the city at night yourself.

3h 30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Casablanca night tour and dinner

Visit Hassan II Mosque outside
Drive to Old Medina
Explore Old Medina streets and markets
Drive to Mohammed V Square
Walk around Mohammed V Square
Drive to Ain Diab beachfront
Stroll along Ain Diab promenade
Walk in modern boardwalk area
Dine at Dar El Kaid restaurant

The Experience

Most city tours end when the sun does. This one starts there. You'll move through Casablanca at night—when the Hassan II Mosque glows against the dark water, when the Old Medina's narrow streets fill with a different kind of energy, when the colonial facades around Mohammed V Square catch the light just right. The contrast between the ancient medina and the modern boardwalk at Ain Diab is sharper after sunset, and that's the whole point of timing it this way.

Your driver picks you up from your hotel in the city center or from the airport if you've arranged that option, then heads straight to the Hassan II Mosque. You won't go inside—it's a working mosque—but you'll see it from the outside, standing on the Atlantic edge of the city. From there, it's a 20-minute drive into the Old Medina, where you walk through winding streets and hidden alleyways. The medina is a real neighborhood, not a stage set: shops, cafes, locals moving through their evening. After that, Mohammed V Square is a 10-minute ride away. The square is ringed with colonial-style buildings and government offices, and at night the architecture reads differently than it does in daylight.

The drive continues to Twin Center Casablanca—a modern shopping and entertainment complex that shows you the other side of the city—and then to Ain Diab, the beachfront promenade where you can walk along the water before heading to dinner. The whole evening tour covers the old medina, the historic square, the modern seafront and the contemporary shopping district, so you're not just seeing one version of Casablanca. Dinner happens at Dar El Kaid restaurant, which serves traditional Moroccan cuisine. You get three menu options: chicken, beef, fish (merlan), or vegetarian, and each comes with a Moroccan assortment of taktouka and zaalouk. There's a live Andalusian dinner show, so you're eating and listening at the same time. Drinks aren't included in the price.

The whole experience runs in the evening, with hotel pickup and drop-off included. Your driver is multilingual and the vehicle has air conditioning, a phone charger and WiFi on board. If you need photos, the driver will take them for you. The tour is suitable for all fitness levels, and if you're arriving by air, airport pickup is available as an add-on option.

What’s included

Hotel pickup and drop-off in Casablanca city center (or airport pickup if selected), visits to Hassan II Mosque (exterior), the Old Medina, Mohammed V Square, Twin Center Casablanca, and Ain Diab beachfront, a traditional Moroccan dinner with three menu choices (chicken, beef, fish, or vegetarian) plus taktouka and zaalouk, a live Andalusian dinner show, a multilingual driver, air-conditioned vehicle with phone charger and WiFi on board, and photo assistance from your driver. Drinks are not included.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPets welcomePublic transport nearby

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Is this one for you?Choose this if you want to see Casablanca's mix of old medina, colonial landmarks, and modern seafront in one evening without arranging your own transport or restaurant—the fixed itinerary and included dinner mean you show up and the night is already planned.