5 Day Casablanca to Tangier Tour

Your Casablanca to Tangier tour begins with a warm welcome at Mohammed V International Airport. Meet your private driver and embark on a smooth 1.5-hour transfer to Rabat, Morocco’s political capital. En route, pass through rolling countryside and coastal vistas, setting the tone for your Moroccan adventure.

Dive into Rabat’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites with a guided tour. Start at the iconic Hassan Tower, a 12th-century minaret towering over the ruins of an ancient mosque. Next, visit the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, a masterpiece of Alaouite architecture adorned with marble, gold leaf, and intricate zellige tilework. Explore the Royal Palace (Dar al-Makhzen), where you’ll glimpse the grandeur of Morocco’s monarchy.

Unwind with a leisurely stroll through the Kasbah of the Udayas, a 12th-century fortress overlooking the Bou Regreg River. Wander its blue-and-white alleys, fragrant with jasmine, and soak in panoramic views from the Andalusian Gardens.

Retire to a boutique riad in the heart of Rabat. Enjoy a traditional Moroccan welcome dinner of tagine and couscous, accompanied by live Andalusian music.

After breakfast, depart for Tangier on a scenic 3-hour drive along the Atlantic coast. Stop in the artsy town of Asilah, famed for its whitewashed buildings and vibrant murals. Sip Moroccan coffee at a seaside café and explore the 15th-century Portuguese ramparts.

Arrive in Tangier and delve into its multicultural heritage. Visit the American Legation Museum, the first U.S. diplomatic property abroad, showcasing art and artifacts spanning Morocco’s ties with America. Continue to the Grand Socco, a bustling square where European and Arab influences collide.

Walk along Tangier’s palm-lined Corniche as the sun dips below the Strait of Gibraltar. Watch fishermen haul in their catch and locals gather for evening tea.

Dine at a family-run seafood restaurant in the marina, savoring grilled sardines or lobster pastilla. Overnight in a historic hotel nestled in the medina.

Visit the Caves of Hercules, a special place where ocean waves crash into caves made long ago by ancient traders. People say this is where the hero Hercules once rested. Look for the famous rock shape that looks like Africa. Then go to Cap Spartel, where two seas come together. At the lighthouse there, you can see all the way to Spain across the water.RetryClaude can make mistakes. Please double-check responses.

Walk through Tangier’s twisty, maze-like medina with a guide who knows the area. Visit the Kasbah Museum in an old palace from the 1600s, where you can see ancient Roman items. Shop in the busy markets where you can bargain for spices, leather items, and beautiful carpets. Take a break at Petit Socco, a small square where famous writers like Jack Kerouac used to hang out.RetryClaude can make mistakes. Please double-check responses.

Sip mint tea at Café Hafa, a cliffside institution open since 1921. Watch ships glide through the Strait of Gibraltar as the call to prayer echoes across the city.

Enjoy free time to experience Tangier’s eclectic nightlife—from jazz bars in the Ville Nouvelle to rooftop shisha lounges.

Return to Tangier and unwind at Plage Miramar, a golden beach fringed by cafes. Alternatively, shop for last-minute souvenirs like argan oil or hand-painted ceramics.

Final overnight in Tangier, with optional sunset cocktails at your hotel’s terrace.

After breakfast, embark on a private 3-hour transfer to Casablanca Airport. Reflect on your Casablanca to Tangier tour as you pass through olive groves and coastal towns. Stop for photos at Lixus, an ancient Roman ruin near Larache, if time permits.

Arrive at the airport with ample time for check-in. Bid farewell to Morocco, taking home memories of imperial cities, seaside escapes, and warm hospitality.