- Licensed guide
Casablanca · guiding in English, Italian & French
Adil is an officially licensed tour guide working out of Casablanca. Every tour is private and includes the transport, so there is no coach to board and no meeting point to find — the day starts where you are staying and ends where you want it to.
Commentary comes in English, Italian or French, from the guide himself rather than a recording, which means you can interrupt, ask and change your mind halfway through a street.
Half and full days in Casablanca: the Hassan II Mosque, the Habous quarter, the old medina and the corniche.
Rabat, Marrakech, Fes, Chefchaouen and the Atlantic coast — out and back in one day from Casablanca.
Two days to a week across the country — imperial cities, the Atlas passes and the Sahara — starting and ending in Casablanca.
Airport, port and city-to-city journeys run on your schedule instead of a timetable, with stops where you want them.
Group excursions run to the slowest passenger. A private day runs to yours.
Adil works with an official Moroccan guide licence, the qualification the country requires for guiding at its monuments.
The same guide explains in English, Italian or French — no interpreter in between, no headset, no script.
Departure time, lunch, photo stops and the way home are decided by your group and nobody else's.
The Hassan II Mosque on the water, the Habous quarter and the Art Deco centre.
The capital: Kasbah of the Oudayas, the Hassan Tower and the ruins of Chellah.
The Portuguese cistern and the sea walls of old Mazagan, straight down the coast.
Jemaa el-Fna at dusk, the Koutoubia minaret and the souks behind it.
The walled medina of Fes el-Bali, its tanneries and its medieval madrasas.
The strait, the kasbah above it and the Caves of Hercules on the Atlantic side.
The blue-washed lanes of the Rif mountains — the long day out, and worth it.
An imperial city and the Roman town that looks down on the plain beside it.
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