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Rabat holidays

Rabat is quickly developing a reputation as the city destination of choice for those looking to experience a different side to Morocco. The capital’s modern, palm-lined boulevards contrast beautifully with the remnants of the city’s ancient past, while local restaurants serve mouth-watering food and have a reputation for excellence. For culture lovers, an internationally-renowned art scene is hitting new heights. Music lovers will also find that the city hosts a dazzling array of festivals and that there’s a bubbling underground music scene, too. Shoppers will love Rabat’s traditional markets, while those looking to get out and about can head along the coast and try their hand at surfing or a variety of other water sports. With a package holiday to Rabat with Qatar Airways Holidays, you can explore all this vibrant capital has to offer, make the most of its sun-kissed Mediterranean climate, and delight in this stunning stretch of Atlantic coastline, without a worry in the world.

  • Stroll through the city’s Kasbah of the Udayas, where the walls are adorned with Morocco’s iconic blue paint and it’s possible to spend the afternoon sat outside one of the many traditional cafés, watching the world go by.
  • Visit the Hassan Tower – evidence of the key role Rabat has played throughout Morocco’s history and home to the remains of what would have been the largest mosque in the world. • Explore the wonders of the Rabat medina – the city’s principal market and a great place to pick up some holiday treats. Unlike some of Morocco’s larger markets, this is very much a local affair, so prepare yourself for a truly authentic experience.
  • Book a holiday to Rabat with Qatar Airways Holidays in September to experience the world-famous Chellah Jazz festival. Here, you’ll find some of the biggest names on the international jazz scene playing in spectacular surroundings.
  • Along with the city’s central beach, there are a number of coastal hotspots situated just outside of the city limits. Explore Morocco’s Atlantic coastline and try your hand at some of the many water sports on offer.
  • Visit Rabat in June for the Meawazine Festival – an annual extravaganza hosted by the Moroccan government. Previous acts include Kanye West, Whitney Houston, and Mariah Carey, so you’re sure to enjoy a big-name headliner.
Holiday Packages

Rabat holiday Packages

Step away from the manic hustle and bustle of Casablanca and Marrakesh and enjoy a more laid-back Morocco with holiday packages to Rabat with Qatar Airways Holidays. We’ll take care of every aspect of your stay, ensuring your accommodation is luxurious and your travels are trouble-free. Whether you’re escaping it all with the family, as a couple, or on your own, we’re able to offer you a holiday package to suit your needs.

Moroccan cuisine is admired throughout the world and Rabat is the ideal city in which to sample some of its key dishes. Book on one of our culinary packages to Rabat and you’ll be taught how to prepare an authentic tagine, get to taste a traditional Berber omelette, and fall head over heels in love with makouda – a bitesize deep fried potato dish that’s every bit as delicious as it sounds.

Good to know

  • Time Zone
    GMT , Summer GMT+1 hour
  • Languages
    Arabic, Berber, French, English 
  • Dialing Code
    +212
  • Electricity
    220V 50 Hz
  • Currency
    Moroccan dirham
  • Experiences

    Rabat holiday experiences

    • Check out the Mohamed VI Museum of Modern Art, where you’ll be provided with a fascinating insight into the country’s modern art scene, as well as the influence it’s had on some of the biggest art movements in recent history.
    • Take a tour of Rabat’s burgeoning street art scene and discover the city’s growing reputation for world-class graffiti art.
    • Morocco may not be known as one of the world’s best surf spots but it has its fair share of superb waves. Experienced surfers can head to Plage des Nations, while newcomers to the sport can find more peaceful waters at Temara and Skirat beaches.
    • Journey out to Complexe des Oulja, a large district dedicated to local handicrafts and artisan products. Though originally inhabited solely by potters, the complex is now home to a diverse array of craftspeople and their varied wares.
    • Visit Chellah, the ancient city upon which Rabat was built. Founded by the Carthaginians, taken over by the Romans and then developed by the Arabs, the area’s fascinating history is preserved for all to see in Chellah’s well-protected ruins.
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