MOROCCO · TICKETS
Good entry tickets fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Enter Majorelle Garden on your own with a timed QR ticket sent by email the day before. Spend about an hour among cacti, bamboo, water features, fountains, and the famous blue villa. This ticket covers the garden only, not the Yves Saint Laurent Museum or Pierre Bergé Museum.
“Its a beautiful garden. Just be prepared to wait around a bit.”
Spend a full day at Oasiria Water Park, near Marrakech, with entry to eight pools, a 600-meter tubing river, slides, Pirate Lagoon, gardens, and Africa’s largest wave pool. You can relax under the olive trees, eat at on-site cafés, or rent a cabana. Swimwear is required, and burkinis are allowed under safety conditions.
“We had an excellent time at Oasiria, there was so much to do and we managed to spend the whole day there! It was very quiet in the morning but got busier during the day. However we had an amazing time and it was the best water park we’ve ever been to!”
Spend 45 minutes inside Casablanca’s Hassan II Mosque with a French-, English-, or Spanish-speaking guide. Expect clear explanations of the mosque’s architecture, history, Islamic traditions, and Moroccan culture. Guides such as Ilyas, Abdel, Youssuf, and Khiar have earned strong praise for making the visit lively and easy to follow. Hotel pickup is optional.
“The tour was excellent - better than expected - in big part because of the guide. Perhaps the entry to the mosque was not smooth (waiting under the sun, etc), but that’s a small detail dwarfed by the entire experience”
Spend about four and a half hours touring Casablanca by air-conditioned car or van, with a ticket and skip-the-line access for Hassan II Mosque. You’ll also see the Old Medina, Rick’s Café, Habous Quarter, Mohammed V Square, Central Market, Arab League Park, and Notre Dame of Lourdes. Guides such as Majid, Youssef, Hamid, and Simo tailor the pace when time allows.
“The Hassan II Mosque is the highlight and well worth the time. The construction and architecture are a sight to behold. Rick’s Cafe is a bust b/c one can’t go inside without reservations and it’s related to the film, Casablanca, in name only. The scenes Rick’s American Cafe were filmed entirely on the set in Hollywood. But Mohammed makes the whole tour a ton of fun.”
Make your own way to Crocoparc Agadir and enter through a giant crocodile mouth. Your prepaid ticket covers the park, where you can see more than 300 Nile crocodiles, snakes, iguanas, tortoises, monkeys, and five themed garden areas. Plan on one to three hours, with feeding time, a café, playgrounds, and an optional zip line over the crocodile enclosure.
“An amazing morning spent at Crocopark! Excellent value for money at around £9 per adult….so much to see from 300+ crocs, lots of iguanas, giant tortoises, snakes and monkeys too! The botanical gardens are also amazing, especially as we love our plants back home so seeing what we grow indoors is flourishing outdoors is also amazing! I would highly recommend coming here, the croc feeding was a little bit of an anticlimax if I’m honest but not sure how else you can feed all those crocs! Superb morning out lots of opportunities to take photos, go and enjoy!!”
You’ll tour Casablanca in a small group with hotel pickup, air-conditioned transport, and an Arabic or English-speaking guide. The centerpiece is a one-hour visit inside Hassan II Mosque, followed by Rick’s Café, the medina, Corniche, Habbous, city squares, Central Market, and time for shopping. Guides such as Majid, Khiar, Youssef, and Hamid are praised for clear local insight.
“Our guide was excellent and spoke perfect English. We saw many interesting things. Important to note there is a lot of walking on this tour.”
Spend four to five hours seeing Casablanca with a private driver, air-conditioned vehicle, hotel pickup, and mosque admission included. You’ll enter Hassan II Mosque with an authorized mini-group guide, then visit the Old Medina, Rick’s Café, Arab League Park, Habbous, markets, and major squares. Guides such as Anas, Hamza, Sabri, and Ouahid are praised for friendly, personal service.
“We only had a half a day in Casablanca and our guide Ouahid made the most of it for us! He was prompt, very enthusiastic and gave us a very knowledgeable tour through the city. I would recommend Ouahid for sure!”
Spend a peaceful few hours at André Heller’s ANIMA Garden, about 27 to 30 kilometers from Marrakech. Wander shaded paths among exotic plants, Picasso, Haring, and Rodin works, then stop at the café for garden-grown food, mint tea, or a drink. A free shuttle is available, but you must reserve a seat separately.
“a very lovely and serene environment. You can actually do this in a hour honestly. I will only come back when I visit with the family. I enjoyed everything apart from the food I ordered from the cafe. I didn't like it. Raspberry mojito was very tasty”
Visit Agadir Crocoparc with return hotel transfers, quick entry, and a guided tour in Arabic, English, French, or German. See Nile crocodiles, baby reptiles, monkeys, iguanas, turtles, snakes, tropical gardens, waterfalls, and giant water lilies. Finish with Moroccan tea and pastries. A 50 MAD zipline over the crocodile pool is available locally.
“the driver was very friendly. the tour itself of the parcel was brilliant. the guide within it was really good and had lots of information and insights about the animals. good value for money and would recommend.”
Visit Marrakech’s Majorelle Garden at your own pace with an entry ticket sent by email or WhatsApp. See the famous cobalt-blue buildings, fountains, cactus beds, and exotic plants across 12 acres. This is a self-guided visit, with no guide or hotel transfer included. Some bookings may offer separate transport arrangements.
“We had such a fantastic day! Khalid our driver took very good care of us he was friendly and good company to have around as well as teaching us some Arabic along the way. pickup was well organised and good communication through WhatsApp he arranged to meet at our Riad which to be honest I wasn’t sure he would be able to access by car but he met us by foot outside which was really nice and accompanied us to his car parked near by We then headed to the Camel ride first and spent 1 hour riding through the palm groves the camel guide was friendly and made sure…”
Spend four hours seeing Agadir from its cable car and historic Kasbah Oufella, then visit Mohammed V Mosque, an argan oil cooperative, and Souk El Had. English and French guides such as Hisham, Hassan, Zachariah, and Abdul lead the tour. Hotel pickup is available from Taghazout, with port pickup for some last-minute bookings.
“Enjoyed the tour. Good, knowledgeable guide. Comfortable car. Prompt pick up. Cable car trip good with great views, but have preferred more than one hour at the top to enjoy the history of the castle and walk around. But really enjoyed the tour. Good value too. Anne.”
Visit Casablanca’s Hassan II Mosque with a guide, included admission, and priority entry. In 45 minutes to an hour, you’ll see the prayer hall, courtyard, mosaics, stained glass, minaret, and ocean-side setting. Morning and afternoon departures are available, with hotel pickup offered if selected.
“This was a great tour. Besides needing a tour guide to take you into the mosque, they provided so much information and history. Well worth it!”
Spend about 4.5 hours exploring Casablanca with a multilingual guide and air-conditioned vehicle. You’ll enter Hassan II Mosque, visit the Old Medina, Habous, Central Marketplace, Notre Dame of Lourdes, and more. Guides such as Hisham, Hamid, and driver Youssef have earned strong praise for clear help and professional service.
“The best decision I made in Casablanca was to go on this tour. Thank you so much, Hamid! You were a wonderful and knowledgeable guide.”
You’ll tour Casablanca by private vehicle with a driver-guide, then join a small group inside Hassan II Mosque, where private visits are not allowed. Expect the mosque, medina, Rick’s Café, parks, churches, markets, and major squares, with pickup from Casablanca hotels or Airbnb stays. Guides speak Arabic, English, French, or Spanish.
“Mohammad was an excellent guide, your was organized and guide was friendly”
Explore Agadir’s Crocoparc at your own pace with prepaid entry and optional private transfer. See more than 300 Nile crocodiles, iguanas, giant tortoises, snakes, monkeys, five themed gardens, children’s play areas, and feeding sessions. Allow one to three hours, and ask park staff for help since no audio guide is provided.
“Amazing adventure through the park. So many plants and animals to see and learn about. Even the cacti garden was amazing! Some beautiful snakes to see too. 100% worth doing!”
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