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Fly from Dammam to Casablanca with Etihad Airways
Flights from Dammam to Casablanca are the perfect way to discover an enchanting city in a beautiful part of the world. An Etihad flight via Abu Dhabi transports you from Saudi Arabia to Morocco’s Atlantic coast.
Casablanca is a captivating destination which demands to be explored. Fascinating architecture, quality food and a vibrant arts scene are just some of its many charms.
DMM to CMN: flight facts
Time difference -2 hours
Casablanca is two hours behind Dammam.
Flight distance 4,116 miles
The shortest flight with Etihad from Dammam (DMM) to Casablanca (CMN) via Abu Dhabi (AUH) covers a total of 4,116 miles (6,624 kilometres).
Flying from Dammam to Casablanca: FAQs
How easy is it to get around in Casablanca?
The Casa Tramway is a great option for people wanting to explore Casablanca – running from early in the morning until late at night. The city’s red taxis are another handy way to navigate the local streets. It’s best to agree on a fare before beginning your journey.
Where are the best places to stay in Casablanca?
The streets that lead off from the Place Mohammed V public square are home to many of Casablanca’s best hotels. If you’re planning a trip to the beach, the Ain Diab coast road is a good spot to look for accommodation.
Top tips for Dammam to Casablanca
See one of the world’s largest mosques
No trip to Casablanca is complete without a visit to the Hassan II Mosque, which sits proudly on the very edge of the Atlantic Ocean. Much like the many stunning mosques in Dammam, this breathtaking Moroccan landmark has room inside for 25,000 worshippers. There’s also a courtyard that can hold an additional 80,000 people. To learn about the history of the mosque, there are regular tours for visitors.
Get a taste for local cuisine
Dammam’s impressive range of dining options is mirrored here in Casablanca. The no-frills eateries around Casa Port railway station are an ideal place to try mqila, an omelette that comes with shrimp and cheese. For something different, head to nearby Rue Chaouia and explore its array of rotisseries and restaurants. Seafood is a staple on many menus in the city.