Casablanca

From the airport

Train: trains depart every hour to Casa Voyageur from 6.50am to 10.50pm.

Shop

The first of its kind in Morocco, Les Domaines sells 100% Moroccan natural produce: dairy products, meat and fish, fruit and vegetables, honey and olive oils, natural cosmetics.
For three generations, the Azuelos family have been designing stunning jewellery. The beautiful collections combine classic Moroccan emblems with contemporary forms. 

Boulevard Ghandi stretches for about a kilometre. You will find spas, cafes, restaurants, furniture and home interior stores dotted along it, and the city's main tennis club is not far away.

Cinema Rialto is not only somewhere to enjoy films but it is also somewhere to enjoy the surrounds of classic 1930s art-deco architecture.

The Habous quarter offers a pleasant medina experience. Moroccan crafts are available and there is also a specialist olive market and the famous Bennis bakery.

During August, the temperature really heats up and many Casablancans leave the city in search of quieter beaches. Why not join them and head to Ain Dhab, less than 10 kilometres away, for white sand and clear waters.

Day trip

Tamaris. The biggest aqua park in Morocco, Tamaris boasts many slides, a 200-metre river and Amazonian swimming pool with big waves. It also has a games room, small train and mini go-karting, as well as restaurants. Open from 10am to 6.30pm.
Rabat. Althought smaller and much quieter than Casablanca, Rabat is the country's capital city. Only an hour away by road or train, there are plenty of attractions to see. Check out the Andalusian Gardens, the Chellah and Kasbah des Oudaias.