Mid-Range Travel Guide: Casablanca

Accommodation

$45-100 per night

Private rooms in mid-range hotels, riads, or boutique guesthouses with private bathrooms

Food & Dining

$25-50 per day

Mix of local restaurants, tourist-friendly cafes, and some upscale dining experiences

Transportation

$12-30 per day

Combination of taxis, ride-sharing apps, public transport, and occasional private transfers

Activities

$30-70 per day

Guided tours, museum entries, cultural experiences, and day trips to nearby attractions

Eat at local markets and neighborhood cafes instead of tourist areas - typically 50-70% cheaper than restaurants near major attractions

Use public buses and trams instead of taxis for daily transport - can save 70-80% on transportation costs

Book accommodation in residential neighborhoods rather than city center - generally 30-50% less expensive

Visit free attractions like public beaches, markets, and mosques before paying for tours - many cultural sites have no entry fees

Shop for groceries and prepare some meals yourself when possible - reduces food costs by 40-60%

Travel during shoulder season months for accommodation discounts of 25-40% compared to peak times

Use ride-sharing apps instead of hotel taxis - typically 20-40% cheaper for similar routes

Taking taxis everywhere instead of using public transport - can triple your daily transportation costs unnecessarily

Eating only in tourist-heavy areas near major attractions - restaurants typically charge 100-200% markup compared to local neighborhoods

Booking accommodation at the last minute during peak season - can result in paying 50-100% more than advance bookings

Joining every organized tour instead of exploring independently - guided tours typically cost 3-5x more than self-guided visits

Not researching local tipping customs and overpaying service charges - can add 20-30% to your daily expenses