3 day itinerary
Rabat
Personalized with:With family (wife and 7 months baby)Low budgetWith a car and camping stuffNeed rest and swimming pool because of weather
Itinerary
Rabat is a beautiful city with a rich history, and it’s great that you’re planning a family trip there. With your constraints in mind, I’ve crafted a fun and budget-friendly 3-day itinerary that includes some relaxation time by the pool and opportunities for exploration. Let’s dive in!
Day 1: Exploring the Heart of Rabat
Morning:
- Breakfast: Start your day with a simple breakfast at your campsite or grab some pastries from a local bakery. Moroccan pastries are delicious and budget-friendly!
- Visit the : Head to this historic site, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The narrow streets and blue-and-white houses are picturesque, and it’s stroller-friendly. Don’t forget to take some family photos with the ocean in the background!
Afternoon:
- Lunch: Pack a picnic lunch to enjoy at the Kasbah or head to a nearby café for some local fare. Try a tagine or a sandwich.
- Visit the : These iconic landmarks are nearby and offer a glimpse into Morocco’s history. The gardens around the mausoleum are perfect for a stroll with your baby.
Evening:
- Dinner: Find a local eatery for a budget-friendly meal. Look for places that offer traditional Moroccan dishes.
- Relax at Your Campsite: After a day of exploring, unwind at your campsite. If you have a portable pool or access to one, let your baby splash around while you relax.
Day 2: Nature and Relaxation
Morning:
- Breakfast: Enjoy a leisurely breakfast at your campsite.
- Visit the : Take a stroll along the marina, where you can enjoy the views of the river and the city. It’s a peaceful spot, perfect for a morning walk with your family.
Afternoon:
- Lunch: Pack a lunch or grab something from a local market.
- Head to a Local Beach: Spend the afternoon at a nearby beach, like or . These beaches are family-friendly and great for a swim. Bring along your camping gear for some shade and comfort.
Evening:
- Dinner: Enjoy a beachside dinner at a local restaurant or cook at your campsite if you have the facilities.
- Relax by the Pool: If your campsite has a pool, take a dip and relax after a fun day at the beach.
Day 3: Culture and Leisure
Morning:
- Breakfast: Have a hearty breakfast at your campsite.
- Visit the : While you can’t go inside, the gardens are lovely for a stroll. It’s a great spot to take some family photos.
Afternoon:
- Lunch: Head to a local café for a light lunch.
- Explore the : This ancient Roman site and medieval necropolis is a bit off the beaten path but worth a visit. The gardens are beautiful, and it’s a peaceful place to explore with your baby.
Evening:
- Dinner: For your last night, treat yourselves to a nice dinner at a budget-friendly restaurant. Look for places that offer family-style dining.
- Final Relaxation: Spend your last evening at the campsite, enjoying the stars and reflecting on your trip. If you have a portable pool, let your baby enjoy one last splash!
Tips:
- Pack Essentials: Make sure to bring a stroller for easy mobility, especially in the Kasbah and gardens.
- Stay Hydrated: The weather can be warm, so keep water handy for everyone.
- Local Markets: Don’t hesitate to explore local markets for fresh fruits and snacks for your baby.
I hope this itinerary helps you have a wonderful time in Rabat with your family! Enjoy the mix of culture, relaxation, and fun! 🌞🏖️