Casablanca - Post Report Question and Answers
What are some typical ways to socialize, either with local people or with other expatriates? Are there groups or clubs that you can recommend?
Meeting through work events, or trying to make friends with one in order to be invited to join their social circle is the way, but challenging at best. - Sep 2022
If you are staying in Casablanca for a few years, it can be worth the money to become a member of the CAFC Cercle Amical Francais de Casablanca. It is expensive to become a member, but opens up a variety of activities to the family members. - Jun 2021
Go out to eat, travel outside the city. - Feb 2016
Casa is fairly limited on the social scene. Fortunately, we have a pretty good group of people at post so there are frequent get-togethers. The CG's residence also has a pool, bbq, and tennis court available for the Consulate community. It's also one of the few spots with green space that's safe for children. - Jul 2014
Restaurants and bars are pretty much it. - May 2014
Plenty of good restaurants, bars, clubs if that is your thing. Beaches, tours to different cities. If you have a house with a yard or at least a deck you can BBQ. - Jun 2012
The corniche is lined with clubs and restaurants and cafes. The CG residence has a pool and BBQ area that can be used by post personnel and is a great place to gather in the summer. - Apr 2010
There are a few representational events in Casablanca, but you should expect to attend several events in Rabat. Several galleries and Cultural Centers have events in French throughout the year. For English speakers, there are few events and most can be found at the Churchill Club. - Mar 2008
