Casablanca
A city that blends Berber culture with a strong European influence, Casablanca is one of the better known hubs in northern Africa. The famed city where Bogart and Bergman loved and lost has a storied past of piracy, foreign occupation and struggles for liberty. Since independence from France, the city has blossomed into an affluent paradise and remains the economic capital of Morocco. Coastal breezes from the Atlantic and Mediterranean contribute to a mild year-round climate, and the many beaches are a haven for fishermen and sunbathers alike. Exquisite Spanish and French architecture, intricate Moorish decor, contrasting Renaissance-age medina walls and the towering minaret of the renowned Hassan II Mosque are but a few visual treasures to be discovered in this bustling port.
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Land of the Berbers
Venture into the Land of the Berbers with Ker & Downey, where the simplicity of this ancient culture unfolds in the city and the desert. Spend 12 days with us in Morocco’s most decadent accommodations, exploring the diverse terrain by day and retiring to resplendent abodes each evening … Read more
From $13,995 per person/sharing
A Journey Back in Time
Discover the enchanting country of Morocco on this 10-day journey from Ker & Downey. A whirlwind of private guided tours, desert drives and treks, old Kasbahs and unique culture and architecture mark the enchanting journey to this North African country … Read more
From $6,750 per person/sharing
Activities
- Visit lively markets and cafes
- Stroll through the central Mohamed V Plaza
- Explore New Town and the Old Medina
- Morning tours of the Hassan II Mosque
- Sailing, fishing and day trips on the Atlantic Ocean
- Cruise modern arcades for excellent shopping and posh nightlife