Casablanca private tours to Marrakesh
Private shore excursions and day trips to Marrakesh from Casablanca.
Join us for an enriching full-day private tour to Marrakesh from Casablanca, where you'll uncover the imperial charm of this vibrant city and immerse yourself in the enchanting old Medina, characterized by its winding alleys and iconic square. Setting off from Casablanca, you'll embark on a scenic 3-hour journey to Marrakesh.
Our exploration will kick off at the Koutoubia Mosque, alongside a few notable attractions just outside the city limits.
Following a delightful lunch, we’ll embark on a walking tour through the heart of the city, making our way to the renowned Jamaa El fnaa marketplace square.
As we stroll through the quaint, narrow streets of the Medina and souks, we’ll arrive at Jamaa El fnaa to soak in the lively atmosphere and vibrant ambiance of one of the world's most famous squares.
Jamaa El fnaa is said to signify “Assembly of the Dead” or “Place of the Vanished Mosque.”
Before we wrap up our day and head back to Casablanca, we’ll also take time to visit the stunning Bahia Palace and its lush gardens.
Price per group size
1 person 480 euros
2 persons 480 euros
3 persons 610 euros
4 persons 740 euros
5 persons 780 euros
6 persons 820 euros
7 persons 940 euros
8 persons 1060 euros
Remember that the prices are per tour, not for each passenger!
eg. 1060€ / 8 persons = 132.5€ per person!
Private tours and day trips in Marrakesh from Casablanca
Private local guide and transportation included
- Season: All year
- Scheduled days: Available Daily. (Subject to availability)
- Departure time:
From 8 am or choose your ideal departure time. (Subject to guide availability)
- Duration: Approx. 10 hours
- Pick up point: From your accommodation in Casablanca city, Casablanca cruise port .
- Return point: To your accommodation in Casablanca, and Casablanca cruise port.
- Included:
Private Local guide for 10-hour tour, private vehicle with driver, entrance tickets and lunch
- Not included: Gratuities, food, drinks and all other expenses.
For centuries, Marrakesh has stood as a desert oasis, a military stronghold, a center of spirituality, and a playground for sultans. It ranks among Morocco’s most remarkable cities, starting humbly as a watering hole for local Berber tribes. Initially a distant outpost, it transformed into the city of Marrakesh in 1062 A.D. under the leadership of the Almoravid Berber chief Youssef bin Tashufin.
Under Tashufin’s influence, the city flourished. A mosque was constructed, and Marrakesh emerged as the capital of the Almoravid Empire. During the Almohad period, it evolved into a luxurious Islamic metropolis and swiftly became a hub of commercial power.
Referred to as the “red town,” Marrakesh boasts a distinctive Kasbah wall encircling its medina.
In the 13th century, the Merenids overthrew the Almoravid Empire and took control of Marrakesh, leading to a decline that saw the city overshadowed by Fez.
During this time, Marrakesh experienced significant neglect. However, after over 300 years, in 1522, the Saadians took charge of Morocco. By then, Marrakesh lay in ruins, but in 1551, the Sultan designated it as the new capital of the Saadian kingdom. The flourishing sugar trade provided funds for restoration, prompting Mohammed Al Mahdi to revitalize Marrakesh’s former splendor.
This era saw the construction of grand structures, including the Al Bedi Palace, and a remarkable surge in Moroccan craftsmanship.
Upon Morocco's independence in 1956, the city blossomed into a vibrant hub for artists and cultural activity. More than fifty years on, Marrakesh continues to be a significant city, celebrated for its rich cultural heritage that draws visitors from around the globe.
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