Should you visit Cordoba or Casablanca?
Trying to figure out where to travel next? This travel cost comparison between Cordoba and Casablanca can help. For many travelers, the cost of a destination is a primary consideration when choosing where to go.
Cordoba
Cordoba is a Spanish city located in the southern province of Andalusia. With a culture embedded in Islamic heritage, the city is home to many architectural gems, the most significant being La Mezquita. Andaluc韆's major river, the Guadalquivir, flows just below the Mezquita, and the riverfront streets are bustling with lively restaurants and bars. Other popular centers of activity include the Jewish Quarter, Muslim Quarter, and the Old City.
Casablanca
Casablanca is so much more than a classic Bogart movie with killer one-liners. It is also the largest, most cosmopolitan city in the country of Morocco. Sitting at the economic and industrial heart of this region, Casablanca has a population of approximately four million. Brush up on your high school French before visiting this lively city as it's the main language spoken by the locals. While this is the most liberal and progressive city in Morocco, remember to be cautious in this region of the world with your western views.
Which city is cheaper, Casablanca or Cordoba?
These are the overall average travel costs for the two destinations.
The average daily cost (per person) in Cordoba is €102, while the average daily cost in Casablanca is €52. These costs include accommodation (assuming double occupancy, so the traveler is sharing the room), food, transportation, and entertainment. While every person is different, these costs are an average of past travelers in each city. Below is a breakdown of travel costs for Cordoba and Casablanca in more detail.
Accommodation
The average price for accommodation for two people in Cordoba is €108. This is for two people sharing a typical double occupancy hotel room.
A hotel room in Casablanca is about €60 This assumes double occupancy and modest accommodations.
Food
Cordoba food costs typically run travelers around €27 per day. Eating every meal in a nicer restaurant will drive the cost up, and grabbing fast food or casual meals will help you save money.
Food in Casablanca costs travelers about €15 per day on average. Restaurants can vary significantly in price, so choose wisely if you're trying to save money. Fast food and street stalls are typically your cheapest options, which sit down restaurants can be significantly more expensive.
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Food
Meals for one day
Cordoba €27
Casablanca €15
Typical Food prices in Cordoba
Some typical examples of dining costs in Cordoba are as follows:
Food Tours and Cooking Classes in Cordoba
Also, here are some specific examples of food and dining related activities in Cordoba.
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Cordoba Spanish Cooking Class & Market Tour:
$118
Typical Food prices in Casablanca
Some typical examples of dining costs in Casablanca are as follows:
Food Tours and Cooking Classes in Casablanca
Also, here are some specific examples of food and dining related activities in Casablanca.
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Private Virtual Moroccan Cooking Class Experience with a Local:
$27
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Casablanca Food Tour:
$87
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Casablanca Food Tour - Moroccan Street Food Tour:
$94
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Casablanca Food Tour - March茅 Central & Seafood Lunch:
$140
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Authentic Moroccan Home-Cooking: Private Cooking Class with a Casablanca Local:
$146
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Casablanca Food Tour:
$156
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6-Hour Private Market Tour and Cooking Class in Casablanca:
$156
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Authentic Moroccan Cooking Class in Casablanca with Hotel Transfers:
$156
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Casablanca unique private walking food tour.:
$166
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Private Market Tour and Cooking Class with a Casablanca Local with Transfers:
$171
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Experience Moroccan Cuisine - Private Market Tour & Cooking Class with Transfers:
$173
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Moroccan Cooking Class + eating with locals:
$174
Local Transportation
While taxis and private drivers typically cost much more than public transportation, people usually spend around €22 per day to get around in Cordoba.
The average price of local transportation around Casablanca is €8.16 per person, per day. As this average includes both taxis and public transport, keep in mind that the prices of private drivers and taxis are significantly more expensive than public transportation.
Hired Cars and Shuttles in Cordoba
Some specific examples of transportation prices in Cordoba:
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Transfer in Private Car from Cordoba to Ingeniero Ambrosio Taravella Airport-COR:
$14
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Private Airport Transfer: Cordoba to Ingeniero Ambrosio Taravella Airport (COR):
$19
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Transfer in private minivan from Cordoba to Ingeniero Ambrosio Taravella Airport:
$56
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Private transfer in Cordoba from Airport or Train Station:
$75
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Cordoba Private Arrival Transfer:
$100
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Private Transfer IN or OUT in Upscale Vehicle with Professional Driver:
$100
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Cordoba Private Departure Transfer:
$100
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Private transfer from/to Cordoba to/from Malaga:
$261
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Cordoba to Granada Private Transfer:
$275
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Private Transfer from C贸rdoba to Malaga (AGP) Airport:
$336
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Cordoba to Seville Private Transfer:
$444
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Private Transfer: C贸rdoba Airport (ODB) to Cordoba:
$622
Typical Local Transportation prices in Casablanca
Below are a few samples from actual travelers for transportation costs in Casablanca:
Hired Cars and Shuttles in Casablanca
Some specific examples of transportation prices in Casablanca:
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Casablanca Airport Transfer:
$19
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Private Airport Transfer: Casablanca Mohamed V Int. Airport (CMN) to Casablanca:
$23
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Private Airport Transfer: Casablanca to Casablanca Mohamed V Int. Airport (CMN):
$23
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Casablanca Airport to Hotels and Selected Cities private Transfer:
$26
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Casablanca City Center to the CMN Casablanca Airport Private Transfer:
$26
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Casablanca Airport (CMN) to Casablanca City Center Private Transfer:
$26
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Casablanca Airport Transfer VIP:
$27
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Transfer Casablanca to Mohammedia:
$32
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Private Arrival Transfer: Casablanca Airport to Casablanca Arrival Hotel:
$33
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Private Departure Transfer: Casablanca Hotel to Casablanca Airport:
$33
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Casablanca Private Airport Transfer:
$34
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Transfer in Private from Casablanca Mohammed V Airport to Casablanca City:
$34
Is it cheaper to fly into Cordoba or Casablanca?
Prices for flights to both Casablanca and Cordoba change regularly based on dates and travel demand. We suggest you find the best prices for your next trip on Kayak, because you can compare the cost of flights across multiple airlines for your prefered dates.
Entertainment
Activities, things to do, and other forms of entertainment usually cost around €20 per person, per day in Cordoba. This cost includes the price of admission tickets to attractions and museums as well as daily tours.
Casablanca's costs for entertainment, tickets, attractions, and tours will often cost around €6.77 per person, per day. This cost can vary widely by the type of activity, however, as this includes admission tickets, day tours, museums, and other things to do.
Typical Entertainment prices in Cordoba
Some typical examples of activities, tours, and entrance ticket prices in Cordoba are as follows:
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Garden Entrance Fee
€6.00
Tours and Activities in Cordoba
Some specific costs of activities, tours, and entrance tickets for Cordoba are as follows:
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Private Walking Tour of the Patios of San Basilio in Cordoba:
$12
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Cordoba Jewish Quartier Guided Tour:
$15
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Patios of Cordoba Festival Tour:
$15
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Guided Tour of Medina Azahara at Night:
$17
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Córdoba at Night 2-Hour Guided Walking Tour:
$18
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Alcazar Skip the Line Guided Tour:
$19
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Guided Tour to the Popular Patios of Cordoba:
$19
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Patios tour in Cordoba:
$19
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Alc谩zar Reyes Cristianos Guided Tour with Tickets & Priority Access:
$19
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Olive Oil tasting breakfast & Tour:
$19
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Patios of Cordoba Walking Tour in Spanish:
$20
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Cordoba Mosque & Jewish Quarter Walking Tour:
$21
Tours and Activities in Casablanca
Some specific costs of activities, tours, and entrance tickets for Casablanca are as follows:
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Casablanca Guided Sightseeing Tour:
$50
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The Medina and Beyond Morning Cultural Walking Tour:
$51
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Tangier Half-Day Guided City Tour:
$55
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Casablanca Cultural Tour with your local expert:
$58
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Marrakech walking guided city tour, monuments and Medina tour:
$59
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Casablanca Half-Day Sightseeing Tour:
$67
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Highlights of Casablanca in a Half Day Tour:
$78
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Casablanca Half-Day City Tour:
$80
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3-Hour Sightseeing Tour:
$82
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Casablanca Guided Sightseeing Tour:
$83
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Casablanca and Rabat: Private full day Tour from Casablanca:
$84
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Casablanca Half-Day Tour: Hassan II Mosque, Mohammed V Square and Central Market:
$85
Alcohol
The average person spends about €30 on alcoholic beverages in Cordoba per day. The more you spend on alcohol, the more fun you might be having despite your higher budget.
Sample the Local Flavors in Cordoba
Here are a few nightlife and alcohol tours and activities from local tour providers in Cordoba:
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Evening Wine Tasting C贸rdoba:
$25
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Cordoba Mezquita Tour with Wine Tasting:
$35
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Wine Tasting and Olive Oil Experience in Cordoba:
$96
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C贸rdoba Rooftop Experience with Wine Tasting:
$107
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Wine Tour Privado - Calamuchita:
$130
Sample the Local Flavors in Casablanca
Also in Casablanca, these are the prices for nightlife and alcohol related activities from various tour providers:
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Day Tour of Casablanca with Lunch and Wine Tasting in Benslimane Vineyard:
$170
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Organic Wine Tour And Premium Lunch In Casablanca Valley:
$188
When we compare the travel costs of actual travelers between Cordoba and Casablanca, we can see that Cordoba is more expensive. And not only is Casablanca much less expensive, but it is actually a significantly cheaper destination. Since Cordoba is in Europe and Casablanca is in Africa, this is one of the main reasons why the costs are so different, as different regions of the world tend to have overall different travel costs. So, traveling to Casablanca would let you spend less money overall. Or, you could decide to spend more money in Casablanca and be able to afford a more luxurious travel style by staying in nicer hotels, eating at more expensive restaurants, taking tours, and experiencing more activities. The same level of travel in Cordoba would naturally cost you much more money, so you would probably want to keep your budget a little tighter in Cordoba than you might in Casablanca.
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