Our First Time in CASABLANCA - This City Surprised Us! (Morocco)

Travelling to Morocco has been on our bucket list for so long, and we’re beyond excited to kick off our adventure in Casablanca! We started our journey at the breathtaking Hassan II Mosque, home to some of the most intricate architecture, stunning ceilings, and detailed carvings—a true masterpiece of craftsmanship. Next, we visited the iconic Rick’s Café, a tribute to the classic film Casablanca. Stepping inside felt like traveling back in time! Wandering through the old Medina, we got completely lost (in the best way possible) in the maze of colorful markets filled with local treasures. Then, we headed to the fish market, where the fresh seafood selection was amazing. The best part? You can have your catch cooked on the spot at one of the many nearby restaurants! Our next stop was the charming Habbous market area, where we strolled through its picturesque streets and stopped for a refreshing glass of traditional mint tea at a cozy café. For a change of pace, we explored the Morocco Mall, the largest mall in Africa, packed with shopping, entertainment, and even an aquarium! As the sun began to set, we took a scenic stroll along the corniche, where the vibrant beach clubs and seaside restaurants made for the perfect coastal experience. Finally, we ended the day with a magical sunset from our apartment balcony, with an incredible view of the Hassan II Mosque and the Atlantic Ocean.

Casablanca has completely captivated us, and we can’t wait to share this adventure with you! Hit that like & subscribe button for more Moroccan adventures!

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[Southbeach]

Welcome to morocco. Land of magic
A Moroccan watching from Miami Florida USA

[jalladat-Dz.]

هنا المملكة 👑 هنا التاريخ 📜 هنا الفخامة 💎 هنا المغرب 🇲🇦

[redwin]

Thanks for this beautiful family video
Morocco is great ❤🇲🇦

[mohammedmay]

We're actually planning to go to Morocco this year, let's hope it happens.

[slimaneb]

Morocco in general is one of the most well worth visinting country in the four corners of our planet, I believe. ❤

[Amazigh-sk]

Morocco 🇲🇦
Land of peace ✌️ & Hospitality 🙏🙌

[ummunour]

Wow my parents were both born in Morocco and I’ve been there almost every summer and even lived there for a year but I’ve never seen this much beauty. I definitely want to go to that mosque. Breathtaking MashaAllaah

[MorAmeAmeMor]

The Moroccan architecture has been building the most beautiful patterns over centuries shaping up to be the world most beautiful architecture ever consisting of Mosques, Palaces, Riads, fountains, ceilings, and walls, .. The University of Al Qaraouieen( the world oldest university located in city of Fes) was classrooms which are given birth to the scholars who built what we’ve now here in Morocco and in Spain, Portugal for over 800 yrs since 1300 MD, etc, ..

[Nightemperor]

That Hassan ll Mosque is cool. Mashallah🤩

[angelnicolee]

Yay!!! My family is back with a new video!!! 🩷💕💕💖the month of Ramadan is coming this week. Will you all practice Islam this year too?I loved when you all were living in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 and were going to the mosque for prayer everyday. Beautiful videos!!!! 🩷💕💕 sending you all sooo much love!!!🩷💕💕💖💖💖🩵🩵🩵

[tagbon]

thanks for showing us the many layers of Casablanca (great analogy) 🥰

[artdirector]

Yeah Kingdom of Morocco is stuning as package Sahara desert, old Medina, oasis, vibrant souks, festivals, woods, snow, rivers, two water fronts, long ocean coastline, great mediterranean beach, surf spot, sun, beach towns, mountains, etc.. His landscapes is incredibley diverse. In short when God reduces the world in half a million square kilometers he gives Mor-occo 😊. He has too a rich culture of food, music, hand craft, traditionnel clothing, home furnitur and interior design، tiles. As you can see in Marrakech city as berber saharien or in Tanger as mauresque with some spanish archetecture touch, the city that contains the world's first United States embassy in the history. Also kingdom of Morocco is the the first country to recognize USA in the world at 1777. We are so open as civilisation for exemple about the spanish influences, they were in the north of Morocco for almost 50 yeras but not problem becaus we were in their country for 800 years 😊 that's pretty much isn't ?! lool. We left the last city Grenada at january of 1492, Just a few month later, they discovered America at october of 92 by Columbus using our tools. they translated too our books left in the university of Cordoba the best university in the world at that time. Two years after Spain become the new bigest super power on earth with Portugal. Why not ?! nothing was missing 🙂. Just for information it's the empire of Morocco who built almost 60 % of spanish cities. for exemple Garnata city become Grenada, Ichbillia city become Sevilla, kortoba become Cordoba, Balancia become Valencia etc.. It's so easy isn't ! 😎 as it is for the 40 other cities. All this legacy of sciences has crossed borders of the Andalousie reached France then to England and Florence city in Italy by Sicily island to declare the edge of renaissance in europe. For information, the oldest university in the world called Al-Qarawiyyin in Fez city and while there were 400 Hamam (bath) in Sevilla city and oil-powered lamp-posts in her streets there were any one in Paris or London. Any way we are brothers every one of us carries the torch of progress. For reference, Steve Jobs' father is Syrian but the most signifiant of all this is the first traveler in the history and the first who draw a map of the planet earth were too moroccans, They are Ibn Battuta and Al-Idrissi. So strange isn't ?! 🤔 especialy it was a right map even without satellite 😅. Any way last time Morocco become the hidden paradise of surfers, motobikers, caravaners, stylists, artist, photographers, and digital nomades 🤫 Joy it as you can, life is too short than you think. Hey, nice video, keep going 👍 🙏 .'.'.'.'..''.'.'.

[artdirector]

Casablanca, If you think visiting Casablanca one more time there are many things to visit other than the big mosque. Casablanca now has the largest mall in the world with a sea view and the only one as far as I know. In fact there are three malls with sea views, the 2nd is Anfa Place, the 3rd is Marina Mall, it's refreshing, I find it especially suitable for a family. The coast is completely renovated with a beautiful view and all the time is empty and peaceful except Sunday. Habouss district too. But the most surprising thing is that between Casablanca city, El Jadida city and El Oualidia city there are 180 km of wild beach. Something that we couldn't have imagined, yes. Sidi Abed Beach for example. Good luck

[theworldofanimalsdogsandbi]

Thank you for the work you do. To show the country in a good light. Welcome to my country Morocco and my city Casablanca... Greetings from Washington,

[theoadelaidabondocabe]

Ladies, I am watching your amazing video tonight’s @ home from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA 🇺🇸 for you guys to head’s Casablanca, Morocco 🇲🇦 this week in peace 2025❤❤❤

[HappyGolfCart-uzft]

Amazing vibrance travelling experience thank you for sharing 🎉

[bayanium]

In Morocco, you don’t need to talk to the taxi driver except when you get in or before you ask if he can take you to your destination. Every taxi has a meter that shows the fare in dirhams. When you arrive at your destination, you pay the amount displayed on the meter: However, always make sure the meter is running. If it’s not, ask the driver to turn it on.

[abdulramo]

Estás mujeres saben lo que hacen y saben de turismo bienvenidos a Marruecos 😊

[mostafanour]

welcome to Morocco, you and your friends and enjoy your time 🇦🇺❤️🇲🇦🇦🇺❤️🇲🇦

[renataz]

I love your family vibe! ♥I was watching your Vietnam videos, and now that I'm planning to go to Morocco, I'm happy you have related videos for me! 😃