Private Luxury Rabat Day Trip with departure from Casablanca

We’ll pick you up from your location in Casablanca and head to Rabat — about an hour’s drive — in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle.

Chellah, located in Rabat, is a captivating archaeological site in Morocco’s capital. Once a Roman settlement and later an Islamic necropolis, it stands as a testament to centuries of layered history. Visitors can explore the ancient ruins — from Roman temples to mosque remains and royal tombs — all surrounded by tranquil, overgrown gardens. With its serene atmosphere, Chellah offers a quiet escape from the city’s energy, inviting visitors to reflect on Morocco’s rich historical and cultural heritage.

The Hassan Tower stands as a proud symbol of Morocco’s rich heritage. Built in the 12th century, this remarkable monument exemplifies the splendor of Almohad architecture and reflects the nation’s enduring legacy. Visitors who ascend its steps are rewarded with stunning panoramic views of Rabat and its surroundings.

Rabat Marina is a scenic waterfront haven that perfectly blends modern elegance with coastal charm. Set along the Bouregreg River, it features luxury yachts, refined restaurants, and stylish boutiques, offering a lively and sophisticated ambiance for both locals and travelers. With stunning views of the river and the Atlantic Ocean, the marina is an ideal spot to unwind — whether for a relaxing walk, a sunset drink, or a romantic dinner by the water, all while taking in the beauty of Rabat’s coastal landscape.

The Kasbah des Oudaias in Rabat is a mesmerizing historic quarter perched on a cliff overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Enclosed by ancient ramparts, its maze of narrow streets reveals Morocco’s storied past, while the signature blue-and-white houses exude timeless charm. Inside the kasbah, visitors can discover cozy cafés, traditional artisan shops, and tranquil gardens — a perfect blend of history, culture, and serene beauty.
Visitors can admire the palace's impressive brass doors, intricate tile work, and expansive courtyards. While the palace itself is not open to the public, the surrounding areas, including the Lalla Mina Garden, offer a glimpse into the grandeur of Morocco's royal heritage. Exploring the vicinity provides insight into the rich history and cultural significance of the Royal Palace of Fez.

The Andalusian Gardens in Rabat are a serene oasis of beauty and calm. Inspired by the lush landscapes of Andalusia, this enchanting garden features well-kept lawns, fragrant flower beds, and graceful fountains. Visitors can wander along shaded pathways lined with towering palm trees and vibrant blooms while enjoying sweeping views of the nearby Kasbah of the Oudaias and the Bouregreg River. Whether as a peaceful retreat or a charming spot for a leisurely stroll, the Andalusian Gardens provide a delightful escape from the city’s bustle, inviting everyone to relax and reconnect with nature’s elegance.

The Royal Palace in Rabat is a magnificent symbol of Morocco’s monarchy and grandeur. Set within vast, beautifully maintained grounds, its ornate gates and towering walls radiate an aura of regal splendor. Although the palace is generally closed to the public, visitors can still admire its impressive façade and exquisite architectural details from the outside. On certain occasions, when the King is not in residence, access to parts of the palace grounds may be permitted, offering a rare glimpse into the heart of Morocco’s royal heritage. As the official residence of the Moroccan monarch, the Royal Palace remains a central site for state ceremonies and official functions, embodying the nation’s enduring traditions and royal legacy.

The Mausoleum of Mohammed V stands as a majestic and timeless tribute to one of Morocco’s most revered leaders, King Mohammed V. Located in the heart of Rabat, this architectural gem commemorates the monarch who played a crucial role in securing Morocco’s independence. The mausoleum’s elegant design — a harmonious blend of traditional Moroccan artistry and Islamic motifs — reflects the deep respect and admiration held for the King. Inside, visitors are greeted by a serene and dignified atmosphere, where intricate mosaics, carved marble, and detailed craftsmanship honor the memory of a leader whose vision and legacy continue to inspire generations of Moroccans.

After a memorable day exploring the treasures of Rabat, we’ll make our way back to Casablanca. As the journey unfolds, you can relax and reflect on the day’s discoveries — from the majestic Hassan Tower to the peaceful Andalusian Gardens — carrying with you lasting memories of Morocco’s rich history and timeless beauty.