Casablanca · Rabat — Maroc
From modern Casablanca to royal Rabat, two complementary faces of Morocco. The Hassan II Mosque, the third-largest mosque in the world, with its 210-metre minaret over the Atlantic. Rabat, royal capital and UNESCO site.
Two cities, two faces of modern and royal Morocco. In Casablanca, the economic capital, you will discover the majesty of the Hassan II mosque, built partly over the Atlantic, the 3rd largest mosque in the world, with its 210 m minaret and a prayer hall that can host 25,000 faithful. Exterior visit (interior entry possible as an option, 120 MAD). Then the Corniche, the Habous district and the Sacré-Cœur cathedral. In the afternoon, drive to Rabat, royal capital listed by UNESCO: the Kasbah of the Oudayas, the Hassan Tower (44 m), the white marble Mohammed V mausoleum, the royal palace and the medina. Seafood lunch at the Corniche, free dinner in Rabat.
Morning departure, exterior visit of Hassan II mosque, stroll on the Corniche, seafood lunch. Afternoon, drive to Rabat: Kasbah of the Oudayas, Hassan Tower, Mohammed V mausoleum. Return in the evening.
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