Central Atlantic
Morocco’s modern pulse: Atlantic boulevards, art deco streets, and coastal sunsets.
Overview
Central Atlantic is the Casablanca–Rabat axis and its nearby coastline: Morocco’s biggest urban energy mixed with historic kasbahs and long ocean promenades.
Perfect for contrast edits: hyper‑modern architecture → medina textures → surf‑line minimalism.
Where it is
- Core cities: Casablanca and Rabat.
- Easy day trips: Mohammedia, El Jadida, Azemmour, Skhirat.
Top destinations
- Casablanca – big‑city rhythm, seafront, monumental mosque exterior shots.
- Rabat – calm capital: Oudayas, river mouth, modern museum districts.
- El Jadida – Portuguese fortifications, seaside geometry.
- Mohammedia – quiet beaches + golden hour palms.
Signature experiences
- Oceanfront tracking shots (steady gimbal walk)
- Street‑texture sequences (tiles, doors, signage—no faces)
- Night city ambience: tram lines, reflections, rain puddles
Best time to visit
- Year‑round, best light in spring and autumn.
- Winter has dramatic skies for timelapses.
Itinerary ideas
1 day
- Morning: Rabat Oudayas → Bouregreg river.
- Afternoon: Casablanca art‑deco streets.
- Sunset: Casablanca corniche + waves.
3 days
- Day 1: Rabat (Oudayas, Hassan Tower, marina).
- Day 2: Casablanca (corniche + urban layers).
- Day 3: El Jadida (fortifications + coast).
7 days
- Rabat (2) → Casablanca (2) → El Jadida (2) → coastal villages/Skhirat (1).
Culture & food
- Coastal cafés, fresh fish, modern Moroccan gastronomy in Casablanca.
- Rabat’s artisan zones: woodwork, rugs, and ceramics.
Moropedia filming checklist
- Use ND filters for smooth ocean motion shots on bright days.
- For city ambience, capture 24–35mm wides + 70mm details.
- Plan sunrise coastal shots to avoid crowds on promenades.
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