Flights to Casablanca

Book flights to Casablanca with flynas and discover Morocco's largest city and its vibrant economic centre. Located on the Atlantic coast, Casablanca combines Moroccan architecture and historic neighbourhoods with modern districts, markets, restaurants and cafés.

Discover the Hassan II Mosque and the Old Medina, walk along the waterfront and experience Moroccan food and local markets. Whether you are travelling to Casablanca for business or a city break, there is plenty to add to your itinerary.

Arriving in Casablanca

Mohammed V International Airport (CMN) serves Casablanca and the surrounding region, with several transport options available for continuing your journey into the city.

Train

Train services connect the airport with Casablanca and can provide a convenient option for reaching parts of the city. Check the latest timetable and routes before travelling.

Taxis

Taxis are available for journeys between the airport, Casablanca and surrounding areas. Confirm the fare and payment arrangements before beginning your journey.

Private Transfers

Private transfers can be arranged in advance if you prefer to organise your journey directly from the airport to your accommodation.

Car Hire

Hiring a car can provide additional flexibility if you plan to explore areas outside central Casablanca or travel to other destinations in Morocco.

Top Attractions in Casablanca

Casablanca combines Moroccan heritage, modern architecture and Atlantic coastal areas, giving visitors a varied selection of places to explore during their stay.

Hassan II Mosque

The Hassan II Mosque is one of Casablanca's most recognisable landmarks, known for its location overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and its detailed Moroccan architecture and craftsmanship. Check current visiting arrangements before your visit.

Old Medina

Walk through the streets of Casablanca's Old Medina to discover local shops, markets and traditional buildings while experiencing another side of the city's history and daily life.

Mohammed V Square

Located in central Casablanca, Mohammed V Square is surrounded by buildings reflecting some of the architectural styles that have shaped the city's centre.

Habous Quarter

Explore the Habous Quarter, where traditional Moroccan design meets relatively modern urban planning. Its streets include shops and markets selling books, clothing, handicrafts and local products.

Ain Diab Corniche

Experience Casablanca's Atlantic coastline around Ain Diab, where you can walk along the Corniche and find cafés, restaurants and places overlooking the sea.

Culture and Heritage in Casablanca

Casablanca reflects the diversity of Moroccan culture through its languages, architecture, food, crafts, markets and everyday life. The city combines Moroccan traditions with the character of a modern centre for commerce, business and the arts.

When visiting mosques and other religious or cultural sites, respect local instructions relating to dress, entry and photography.

Food in Casablanca

Casablanca offers plenty of opportunities to experience Moroccan cuisine, ranging from traditional dishes and seafood to local sweets and Moroccan tea.

Tagine

Tagine is one of Morocco's best-known dishes and can be prepared in many different ways using meat, chicken, vegetables and spices.

Couscous

Couscous is a staple of Moroccan cuisine and is commonly served with vegetables and meat or chicken depending on the recipe.

Seafood

Casablanca's location on the Atlantic coast means fish and seafood dishes are widely available throughout the city.

Moroccan Sweets and Mint Tea

Try traditional Moroccan sweets accompanied by mint tea at one of Casablanca's local cafés or restaurants.

Where to Stay in Casablanca

Casablanca offers accommodation across different parts of the city. The right area will depend on the purpose of your journey and the places you plan to visit.

Central Casablanca

Staying in the city centre provides convenient access to shops, restaurants, historic buildings and several of Casablanca's business districts.

Ain Diab

Ain Diab can suit travellers who prefer to stay close to the waterfront, restaurants and cafés along Casablanca's Atlantic coast.

Maarif

Maarif offers shops, restaurants and other services while providing access to different areas of the city.

Near the Airport

Accommodation around Mohammed V International Airport may be useful for travellers with an early departure or a short stay in Casablanca.

Getting Around Casablanca

Casablanca offers several transport options, including trams, buses, taxis, trains and car hire.

Tram

Casablanca's tram network serves a number of areas across the city and can be a practical option for some journeys.

Taxis

Taxis are widely used for journeys around Casablanca. Confirm the fare arrangements before beginning your trip.

Trains

Rail services connect Casablanca with the airport and several other Moroccan cities, making trains useful if your itinerary includes more than one destination.

Car Hire

Hiring a car can provide additional flexibility if you plan to explore areas outside Casablanca or travel to other destinations in Morocco.

Weather in Casablanca

Casablanca's climate is influenced by its location on the Atlantic coast, with warmer conditions during summer and generally milder, cooler conditions during the winter months.

Check the latest weather forecast before travelling and plan your clothing and outdoor activities according to the conditions expected during your stay.