Holidays in Casablanca (Morocco): tours from Almaty from 1 091 000 ₸

The hotel in Casablanca turned out ok, but to get to the beach I had to walk about twenty minutes through some market where they kept trying to sell me stuff. The breakfasts were the same every day, but the coffee was excellent, and every time I took two cups so I wouldn't have to look for a decent cafe later. I came back happy, only the taxi from the airport cost more than I expected, but that's just small stuff.

Went to the agency for work — needed to get a vacation approved urgently, and then a friend recommended these guys... well I just took a tour to Casablanca, didn't really choose much to be honest. Arrived, city is noisy, there's some construction going on everywhere, but the ocean.....that's a whole separate story, I sat there for hours by the rocks just looking at the water, even though usually I'm the type who gets bored of everything fast. The hotel they gave was decent, only the AC is humming so I slept pretty badly, but on the other hand breakfasts are filling and the staff doesn't bother you. Overall I'd probably come back again, if it weren't for these eternal traffic jams and this constrution under the windows that started at seven in the morning

When they said at work that I had to fly to Morocco on business, I tensed up at first. But then I thought, why not combine it, and went to the first travel agency I came across near my house. I didn't spend long choosing, just pointed my finger at a tour, because there was no time to ease into it. Casablanca greeted me with heat and a strange smell of some kind of burning, which however quickly faded. The hotel turned out decent, clean linens, the air conditioner worked like a beast, though the breakfasts were so-so, just croissants and omlet. I walked around the city a lot, since there was time left after the meetings, and those little streets in the center, where everyone knows each other, stuck with me the most. The Hassan II Mosque is huge, of course, but personally I was more impressed by the market, where I bought a ceramic cup for some ridiculous money (though I haggled for probably forty minutes). Overall the trip turned out great, I came back tired but happy, I give it my five stars without hesitation!

went to celebrate my husband's promotion, so i booked a tour to Casablanca, because i wanted the ocean and their medina, not just lying on the beach. The manager picked a hotel near the corniche, food was alright, but the air conditioner in the room rattled like a tractor, and in general Casablanca has eternal wind, so i'm not taking off stars, a solid four..

in Casablanca the heat was like from a hairdryer, but I still walked around the market and touched the ceramics with my hands — they're rough, nice) later I actually regretted not buying a jug.. oh well came back happy, five out of five, though at the hotel the AC hummed all night and once I confused the door of my room

Went to Casablanca — and I actually liked it! The hotel was okay, breakfasts were modest but the coffee was strong, and the slippers in the room turned out two sizes too big, I almost flew down the stairs in them, but the staff smiled and didn't bother me. The sea was cool, I walked along the embankment, ate fish, accidentally wandered into a market and bought a strange ceramic cup — now it sits on the shelf and reminfs me of the trip.

Went to Casablanca through an agency from Almaty. Everything was organized fine, they met me, drove me there. The hotel happened to have an ocean view — yeah, that's nice, but the AC in the room hummed like a tractor, I survived with earplugs. The medina... it's interesting there, but I got lost after about ten minutes, good thing a local guy led me out to the fish market)) The tuna there is the freshest, they cut it right in front of you, the smell is quite specific of course. And in the evening on the embankment the wind is so strong it knocks you off your feet, I didn't expect that. I spent more money than I planned, the souvenirs there are pulling you in. I came back tanned, though not everything went smoothly with the transfer back, but those are minor things already. Overall the trip was a success, a four for sure.

Booked the tour to Morocco on a whim, just wanted to change the scenery and not think about anything, especially since my friend had been inviting me to see the ocean for a while and I kept putting it off. In Casablanca what I remember most is the mosque — huge, you stand next to it and feel like a grain of sand, though inside it was cool and we walked around the halls for quite a while, looking at the carving on wood and stone, and I also liked how the railings smell of ceder. Came back happy, five out of five, even though on the first day my head was a bit dizzy from the flight.

Went because my wife wanted to see the Hassan II Mosque and I'm more into fishing myself well I figured ok might as well see the country too.. Booked a tour at an Almaty agency — hotel was decent, breakfasts a bit scnat if I'm honest but who cares

Casablanca met me with wind and the salty smell of the port. The first two days I walked around like a zombie because of the flight, but it was worth it. The medina is a whole separate planet, narrow streets where you can really get lost in five minutes. I bought a ceramic plate there, bargained for about twenty minutes, the seller turned out to be stubborn. The huge Hassan II mosque stands right above the ocean, when you stand next to it — goosebumps and a complete feeling of something unreal. The food was tasty everywhere, though once I accidentally ordered something too spicy and then drank water for a long time. The ocean is cold in December, but I wet my feet with pleasure. I came back tired but happy, five stars for sure.

We went to get away from the renovation, but I had no time to pick anything myself, so I went into the first travel agency I came across near my house. And you know, I hit the bullseye. In Casablanca I went straight to the market, touched those carpets and spices with my hands, then sat down in a cafe and just looked at the ocean until the waiter brought tea in a tiny glass. The medina is noisy, a bit dirty in places, but they sell fresh fish there — the smell is, of course, specific, but I left so happy with a bag of sardines. The hotel turned out to be pretty basic, the air conditioner hummed like a tractor, but I was so tired that I fell asleep instantly. I want to come back again, only this time I'll book the tickets myself, without these travel agency markups.

went to casablanca. it was my husband's anniversary, needed to figure something out fast, and we'd been planning for a year to go to turkey or somewhere cheaper, but it turned out i called one agency where a friend got a package to egypt, they organized everything quickly and we took off, honestly thought it would be a regular beach vacation and nothing more, but no... the city turned out noisy, dusty in places, at the market i touched fabrics with my hands – seems like the same ones they sell here but for some reason they smell different, seems like a small thing but it got me. special thanks to the manager, he put up with all my calls and questions while i was packing my suitcase even though i'd already changed my mind a hundred times. in the end five out of five, would go back there again

Жұмыстан қол үзіп, балалармен бірге демалыс іздеп, турагенттікке бардым, менеджер бірден Марокконы, Касабланканы ұсынды, әуе билеті мен қонақүйін бір қолтаңбамен шешіп берді, мен ойланбай келістім, өйткені қыста жылы жаққа қашу керек еді, әбден қалжырағанмын, балалар да үйде отырып зерікті. Барған соң бәрі күткендей болды, теңіз жағасында таңертеңгілік ашық аспан астында ұзақ жүрдім, базардан дәмдеуіш пен керамика алып, ыстық нанды қолмен үзіп жедім, қаланың шуы мен түнгі жарықтары ұнады, қайтарда чемоданым ауырлап қалды, бірақ бес баллдан төмен қоюға тілім бармайды.

i spent a long time choosing where to dash off to in autumn, it felt like all the tours were kind of the same, until an acquaintance told me about this agency. and i didn't just want to lie on a beach, i wanted something to remember. in the end i took a tour to Morocco, Casablanca — and didn't regret it! The manager sorted everything out fast, i didn't even have time to really think. the city is of course noisy, loud, markets with spices and all that stuff everywhere - but at home it still smells like cinnamon from the scarf i bought, and i kept the tickets, and in general i'm happy.

br alternatproblema byl putevk oformlyal cherez almaty kontora potomu chto sam letel po delam i reshil sovmestit s otdyhom, vzyal tur v kasablanke na nedelyu delo bylo esche v oktyabre 2025 (nu to est uzhe davno) i vot tolko seychas sobralsya napisat. perelet normalnyy otel prilichnyy no bolshe vsego zapomnil kak hodil po rynku i trogal tam kozhu vsyakuyu – pahnet spetsifichno zato nastoyaschaya, esche taksisty mestnye uzhas kak lyubyat potorgovatsya i ya s odnim realno porugalsya iz-za desyati dirhamov hotya sam vinovat nefig bylo soglashatsya srazu. v tselom dovolen postavil by pyat :)

Went to the agency purely because of the visa, would have struggled with the paperwork for Morocco on my own. The manager sorted everything out in a couple of days, thanks to her, though I then lost one document but it was restored on the spot. Casablanca greeted me with heat and some kind of bustle, but the city is interesting... walked around the market, touched leather bags, bargained so much I went hoarse. The hotel was okay, only the AC hummed like a tractor all night, had to sleep with the window open. Came back happy, though tired as a dog. Next time I'll go to Morocco myself, without the agnecy

went to Morocco because I needed a visa for work - I was getting the documents done through an agency in Almaty, and there they offered me a tour too. The manager did everything fast, thanks to her, but the hotel in Casablanca turned out pretty far from the center, taxis ate up a ton of money.. In Casablanca itself it's fine, the medina is noisy, at the market I touched the leather with my hands - it smells strong, the hammam near the hotel was nothing special of course. Hassan II Mosque is huge, beautiful inside, but the line - stood for an hour in the sun, but the photos came out good. The trip is ok, a four, I probably won't go again but I'll remember it

at first i thought everything would be somehow off - the guide was half an hour late and i already managed to get nervous, but in fact that turned out to be the only small thing for the whole trip. Casablanca – it’s something unreal, i’m still impressed, though it seems like just a city like any city..

Took a tour to Morocco, to Casablanca, because my friend's wedding, so I just went for it. Didn't regret it: the city is noisy, contrasting, the sea is close — though the fountains, honestly, are so-so, but that's nothing. There I bought a bunch of ceramics, brought almost everything, only one plate cracked on the way, and I was still happy.

Went to Casablanca through a travel agency, was very happy. Arrived, checked in, went straight out to walk — the air is humid, the medina is noisy, at night I slept like a log. Then went to the ocean, the wind there knocks you off your feet, the water is icy, but the sunset — you could hang it on a wall. The locals are colorful, they brew coffee so strong your heart pounds, and I kept forgetting where I left my water bottle. Overall five out of five, came back with a pile of souvenirs and with the thought of coming back again.

Bought a tour to Casablanca spontaneously, a week before departure, and never once regretted it. The hotel turned out to have an ocean view — sound of waves, wind, all that stuff, but the air conditioner worked so well that I had to sleep under two blankets. Walked around the old medina, haggled for a ceramic cup that I then happily smashed at the airport. Seems like a small thing, but I still remember it with annoyance. The coffee there is brewed with cardamom — at first I winced, then got into it and now I'm looking for the same one at home. The hammam is a whole separate thing: came out red as a lobster, but light, like I was born again... A local man at the market tried to sell me a carpet, I refused, and he still treated me to mint tea. Five out of five, would come back again, just with an empty suitcase this time.

Putovku v Kazahstane brat, na Marokko, Kasablanku. Vse ponravilos, otdao 5 iz 5, tolko v aeroportu dolgo bagaj zhdat prishlos.

Got to Casablanca and first thing — the ocean. Salty wind, spray on my face, and I stood by the parapet until my hands got cold. Came back happy, five out of five.

bought a tour to this morocco, to casablanca, well and off i went. The manager did everything, documents and all, meetings, transfer, almost no stress, but the hotel itself turned out not quite near the place in the photo, and the ac in the room hummed like a sleepy tractor — i fell asleep to it fine even. the city is big, a bit noisy, but the ocean nearby of course saved it, walked along the embankment in the evenings, casablanca stuck in my memory for some reason with the smell of fish and coffee from a little cafe by the road

касабланка бәрібір есте қалды, ыстық, шулы, дым мен теңіз иісі араласқан қала. Ұшақтан түскенде бірден таксиге отырдым, жүргізуші ақшаны әдеттегіден көп сұрады, мен қатты таласпадым, шаршағанмын. Қонақүй орташа ғана, бірақ төсек таза, су ыстық, кондиционер күндіз әрең шыдайды, масқара ыстық. Азық-түлік базарында бір қарбыз сатып алдым, тәтті екен, балаларға да бердім. Хасан мешітінің астында аяғым тайып кете жаздады, тас тегіс емес, абайлау керек. Кешке мұхит жағасында отырдым, жел бар, ыстық басылды. ертеңіне қайта барғым келді, бірақ ұшақ ерте, үлгермедім

әйелім Мароккоға барғысы келді, маған не, заттарды жинап алдық та кеттік. Касабланкада тур алдым, яғни дәл Касабланкада емес, агенттік Алматыда, бірақ біз Касабланкаға ұштық, сонда тұрдық.. қызым магнитік сұрады, оған Хасан II мешіті бейнеленген магнитік сатып алдым, ал өзіме — керамикалық табақ, ол қазір ас үйде ілулі тұр. жақсы тамақтандырды, рас, үшінші күні олардың дәмдеуіштерінен ішім аздап бұралып кетті, бірақ бұл ұсақ-түйек. күйіп күліп, риза болып қайттым, бес бестен

Casablanca came out strange and noisy, but I came back happy. The only thing that stressed me out was the taxi drivers who were jacking up the price just out of nowhere, but the ocean and the local food more than made up for it.

We went to Casablanca because I finally wanted to see the ocean and not another beach in Sochi. Overall liked everything, though the manager warned that the hotel would be pretty basic, but the view from the balcony of the Hassan II mosque made up for it all, though the breakfasts were skimpy — just croissants and jam.

The trip to Casablanca — that was something, honestly, at first I had no idea where I ended up, because the city is big, noisy, and in the streets it smells of fish and spices and something sweet too, but then I got into it and by lunchtime of the second day I was walking around the medina like a local. The rooms at the hotel were fine, though the air conditioner hummed like a tractor (I turned it off and opened the window, slept better that way), and the breakfast — a whole separate topic: there were flatbreads with honey and some kind of cheese, I'd never eaten anything like that before, and the coffee was strong, I drank three cups. came home and kept thinking about the ocean that I saw in the morning when I was walking along the embankment, and about how it's still five out of five, because little things like a humming air conditioner — that's not a problem at all

the trip to Casablanca turned out calm, no stress and no extra fuss. The manager did everything precisely, the documents arrived on time, and all I could think about was — would I make it to the court in time, where we watched local tennis on the open courts, the wind though kept blowing the balls sideways and was kind of salty from the ocean.. my husband grumbled that I take too many photos of every wall, old and peeling, but isn't that the main thing, to have something to remember later in cold Moscow, though they did feed us at a cafe where the waiter stubbornly called me madame and mixed up the order twise, but the grilled fish

Went to Casablanca — and still can't get over it, even though the city is a bit dirty in places and the taxi drivers cheat like crazy. The manager sorted everything out without any hassle, and I came back happy, five stars, what else can I say.

In Casablanca I tried real Moroccan food for the first time, and it turned out tastier than anything I've eaten in recent years. Walked around the old Medina, touched the leather bags at the market with my hands — the sellers are pushy, of course, but with humor. Came back tired and happy: five out of five, the trip was worth its money.

Күйеуімнің жұмысы бітпей қалды, сондықтан демалысты өзімдікі етіп, Мароккоға баруға бел будым. Касабланка деген атын естігенде бірден ішім тартты, әлде қалай. Агенттіктен тур алдым, бағасы да қалтам көтеретіндей болды, әйтпесе бармас едім. Ұшып бардым, ұшақтан түскенде ыстық ауа бетімді ұрды - біртүрлі, бірақ жақсы. Қаланы араладым, Хассан мешітінің алдында тұрдым, тастарды қолыммен ұстадым, суық. Азық-түлік базарында дукендер көп екен, сатушылар қатты қысым жасайды, мен бірақ қысымға шыдайтын адаммын, алып кеттім. Кейбір жерлерде тазалық нашарлау, көшеде мысық көбірек, бұл маған ұнады, өйткені үйде менің мысығым бар. Қайтарда әбден шаршадым, бірақ әсер қатты, 5/5 қоямын басқа ештеңе айта алмаймыз.

Kupila tur cherez kazahstanskoe agentstvo, hotela v Marokko, no vibrala Kasablanku potomu shto druzya sovetovali imenno etot gorod, i ya poshla na eto delo. Poezdka bila horoshaya, ya dazhe ne ojibala chto poehala, no v otelye bila kurtka kotoruyu ya zabyla, i eta meloch isportila mne nastroenie na paru chasov. Vse ostalnoe bilo otlichno, gospod, arhitektura, more, ya dazhe poprobovala mestnye lepyoshki, no bolshe vsego mne zapomnilos kafe na beregu, gde myeli chai i smotreli na zakate, i ya by poehala snova, hotya, navernoe, net, potomu shto sleduyushiy raz ya hochu v drugoy gorod.

Went to Casablanca - absolutely loved it, even though the ocean in May is so chilly that I only swam once and not for long. The manager organized everything smoothly, without any fuss, except that I waited almost an hour for the airport transfer, but that's minor. Would go back there again, especially for the fish market where my friend and I stocked up on the freshest sardines and stuffed ourselves into a state of complete happines.

w Kasa blanku poehali potomu chto zhen hotel na okean posmotret a ya dumayu pochemu by i net, hoteli uvidet mechet Hassana II, nu i pochemu net, no ostalnoe - eto otdelnyy razgovor.. vse, ostalsya dovolen, hotel poehali radi etogo, no i ostalnoe posmotreli, i ya byl dovolen

took a tour to Casablanca, thought it would be just a city and that's it. Yeah right. First day walked around like a zombie along the embankment, the wind from the ocean was so strong it almost blew my hat off - good thing I brought a jacket. The manager suggested a place where locals eat fish, not a tourist spot, and that's where I got why I came. Then there was the Hassan II mosque, huge, you stand next to it and feel tiny... my legs were buzzing after the walk. Anyway the city is a bit dirty in places but alive, not glossy, and that's what I liked most. Came home and for a week I kept remembering the smell of fried sardines at the market

I went. Tickets hotel transfer, everything was included like they promised. The ocean smells you know how, fish and salt at the same time, I won't confuse this mix with anything now. Walked along the embankment every evening, the cafes there are simple but the coffee... just divine. The medina is a whole separate story - narrow streets, sellers shouting, I almost got lost a couple times) I wanted to buy spices, ended up buying some ceramic cup, why?! Breakfast at the hotel was well okay, but the fresh squeezed juices are a real plus. My husband said we're not going back there because it's hot, but I would come back and I will come back someday anyway. Tired of course a lot these days, but happy.

We went with my friend for company, she needed to take her mind off her divorce, and I just wanted a change of scenery before my daughter started school, and we chose Casablanca because at that moment it was the only option with a direct flight and no stupid layovers. Overall the trip was a success, the hotel was decent, though the air conditioner rattled like a tractor, but on the other hand they gave fresh croissants for breakfast and we went to the ocean every day to watch the fishermen, so I confidently give it a four, although our operator could have warned us that half the excursions aren't conducted in Russian.