Morocco · RABAT TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 11 rabat tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Taste Rabat through its medina, market, Kasbah, and riverfront on a generous guided food tour with lunch or dinner.
“Mohamed was a wonderful guide, great personality and he had the answers to all of our questions about Rabat. Highlight was the food at the sit-down lunch!”
Review of Rabat’s four-hour private tour, covering the Mausoleum, Hassan Tower, Chellah, Kasbah of the Udayas, and Medina.
“It was a great tour! We learned a lot about Rabat and the history of Morocco!”
Review of Rabat-Sale Airport private transfers to Rabat Medina, with meeting details, pricing, driver service, timing, and booking advice.
“Communication was great-as soon as booked service and day before and during to ensure pick up from airport Driver friendly and helpful”
Cook tagine, couscous, bread, and vegetable dishes with Chef Khadija in her Rabat home, with tea, sweets, and warm Moroccan hospitality.
“Was great to do something authentic. Very welcoming host Prepared traditional dishes in their home. Fully recommend this to anyone. Was also ver lovely with our children Bread was very nice and moist Chicken mmm Loved the sweet potatoes n carrots”
Taste Rabat’s street food, markets, tagine, couscous, pastries, and mint tea on a guided three-hour walk through the Medina.
“I have been the only member of the Tour, so I could enjoy a real personal treatment. My Guide was very experienced, informative with a lot of homour.”
Review of Rabat’s four-hour night tour with Hassan Tower, royal landmarks, souks, Chellah, Kasbah views, hotel transfer, and Moroccan dinner.
“Since I already joined the Rabat city tour, this time a guide brought me to Salé whose atmosphere is different from Rabat. The guide was very informative and kind. I very much enjoyed the walking.”
Ride Morocco’s high-speed train from Rabat to Tangier for Hercules’ Caves, Cape Spartel, the Kasbah, Medina, and Atlantic views.
“1. I had a hard time finding a tgv ticket because I wasn't given enough instructions to download it via WhatsApp. I asked another companion hard and found the ticket, but in the case of the companion, a ticket under someone else's name came and there was confusion. 2. I had a hard time finding the driver because agent also did not tell me the detailed meeting place. Futhermore even if I asked, he kept the answer short, there was no answer, and I couldn't hear any explanation about the beach spots such as Hercules cave. It is very different from the product description. I guess he didn't know, but…”
See Rabat’s Kasbah, Hassan Tower, medina, and Royal Mausoleum on a private two-hour walking tour with a local guide.
“Sono stata molto soddisfatta di questo tour, perchè mi ha permesso di vedere in poche ore tutti i luoghi caratteristici di Rabat. La guida è stata puntualissima e molto disponibile. Consiglio molto questo tour!”
Cook a three-course Moroccan meal after shopping a Rabat market, then eat with a welcoming family and finish with mint tea.
“Une belle expérience cuisinière avec Imane et sa belle maman, une ancienne chef des ambassadeurs chez elle à la maison…😋 On a fait d’abord des courses au marché et ensuite on a cuisiné (à ma demande) et mangé un vrais couscous marocain (comme des vrais marocains qui mangent coucous tous les vendredi comme la tradition le veut) et une millefeuille marocaine à la creme pâtissière au fleur d’oranger et safran faite maison … un régal !!! On achète au marché la pâte spécial (pour faire la millefeuille en dessert)… qui est faite devant tes yeux - une espèce des crêpes extrêmement fines (sel,eau et farine), presque transparente pour ensuite les…”
Review of Rabat’s private half-day tour, covering UNESCO sites, the medina, guides, transport, value, timing, and practical booking tips.
“I had the luck of Mona being my tourguide for the second time. I did a food tour the day before with her and loved it so I knew this tour is going to be great. And it was. Very informative and without any rush. She even offered to take pictures for me so I'd be in them not just the sights we visited. A minus however is that this tour really just scratches the surface. They should extent it to include the medina and/or some galleries and museums or make it a 50/50 Rabat-Sale tour because the opera or the new business tower are actually in Sale. So close…”
Review of Rabat’s 3-hour Moroccan cooking class, with expert chefs, hands-on recipes, mint tea, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“The cooking class was one of the very first thing I did in Rabat and it was totally worth it! we ere cooking for 2-3 hours from starter / main / dessert, and there would be survey asking what you'd like to cook (itinerary might be altered because of other guests but I got my preferred choice anyways). The instructor spoke French but has an assistant to translate to English. What's precious about the experience was that you get to experience special Moroccan ingredients like fermented butter and pickled lemon for the lemon chicken tagine, which you probably won't be able to otherwise. If I'd suggest anything to make the…”
Desert nights, mountain lunches and medina mornings, with the best of each.
