Casablanca

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Far from being the traditional image of Morocco, Casablanca is more at home in its role as the country’s economic powerhouse, all whilst maintaining the charm of this beautiful city.

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With its hand-carved stone and beautiful marble, the Hassan II Mosque is one of the most iconic sights in Casablanca

Direct flights
Nantes » Casablanca

2h30 flight time

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Blue figures: direct flights from Nantes Atlantique Airport.

From 121.52 € Round trip**

From 21 September to 28 September

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Best period to travel to Casablanca

Hop on your flight to Casablanca, just 2.5 hours from Nantes, and soak up the sun! With its Mediterranean climate and refreshing mist from the Atlantic Ocean, the weather in Casablanca is nice all year round! With sea temperatures of up to 23℃, summers (starting in June) are hot (but not scorching thanks to the cooling Atlantic mist)- making it a great time to make the most of the city’s beaches or to explore the rich culture and architecture. Although a little more humid, winters are still warm, with temperatures dropping no lower than 20℃.

Temperatures

Air temperatureAir
Water temperatureEau

Jan

9° C

17° C

Feb

10° C

18° C

Mar

12° C

20° C

Apr

13° C

20° C

May

16° C

22° C

Jun

19° C

24° C

Jul

20° C

26° C

Aug

21° C

26° C

Sep

19° C

26° C

Oct

17° C

24° C

Nov

13° C

21° C

Dec

11° C

19° C

Jan

18° C

Feb

17° C

Mar

17° C

Apr

18° C

May

19° C

Jun

21° C

Jul

22° C

Aug

23° C

Sep

23° C

Oct

22° C

Nov

2° C

Dec

19° C

Cool Temperate Warm

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What Casablanca has to offer?

Hassan II mosque

If it wasn’t a religious building, the Hassan II Mosque would still be famous for its luxury and sheer magnificence. The beautiful marble, the fountains, tiles, cedar wood and domes, and its location (not so far from the sea) make it a must-see sight! Not to mention its minaret- which is over 200m high.

Casablanca, a Symbol of Modern Morocco

Close to the mosque, which is now considered the heart of the city, a new ultra-modern neighbourhood has also been built. Casablanca is a metropolitan city that is constantly evolving. Established at the beginning of the 20th century, what Casablanca lacks in rich heritage is more than made up for by the Art Deco and stunning neo-Moorish villas built in the 20s and 30s. It was during this period that the picturesque Habbous neighbourhood was built. Between its small squares, stone arcades, and narrow streets it’s definitely worth a visit!

Old Medina and Sidi Bou Smara Square

In the shadow of the city walls, the Old Medina is home to little treasures such as the Spanish Buenaventura church and the Sidi Bou Smara square. Here you can witness Morocco in all its beauty! All that’s missing is the misty atmosphere of the early morning and the smell of Bogart’s cigarette.