The Hubous or colloquially Habous, is one of the older areas of Casablanca, Morocco. Its development dates back to 1916. is excellent for shopping traditional goods like carpets, clothing (djellabas, scarves), slippers (babouches), jewellery, and Moroccan pastries, offering a quieter, well-organized souk experience compared to the old medina, with amenities like cafes and modern shops too.

The historical, public, old place in the heart of the city, established at the beginning of the French Protectorate in the country, it is popularly known as pigeons square due to the heavy presence of pigeons.

Visit the famous Hassan II Mosque, the largest mosque in Morocco and Africa, featuring the world’s tallest minaret at 210 metres. Built at great expense along the Atlantic coast, the mosque is a masterpiece of Moorish architecture and one of Casablanca’s most iconic landmarks. Please note that free access to the mosque is only possible during prayer times. For this reason, we plan to visit around 3:00 PM. Outside prayer times, entrance tickets are available on-site at an additional cost of 12

Ain Diab Beach is one of Casablanca’s main urban beaches, located along the Atlantic Ocean just 3 km from the city centre. You can enjoy some free time to swim, take a walk along the coast, or relax by the seaside

We drive back to Marrakech from city to Casablanca city, the drive in total takes 3h but we will have breaks for coffee and smoking and WS also for photo shots on the way, same as we did in the way coming.