Excursion Paiting like a pro tour at Casablanca

Enjoy an immersive Moroccan art experience, featuring a warm traditional welcome, hands-on art creation, photography opportunities, and authentic cultural souvenirs.

Traditional Moroccan Welcome

Depart the pier for the short drive to the art gallery and be greeted with a traditional offering of milk and dates, a warm Moroccan welcome, as festive music sets the mood in the background.

Fadwa Morabet will greet you personally, introducing the day’s artistic exploration with enthusiasm and warmth.

Introduction to the Medina Walls Painting Experience (15–20 minutes)

Fadwa will share her vision: capturing the vibrant life of Morocco’s medinas in bold black-and- white sketches. Inspired by the monochrome sketch works of artists like Eugène Delacroix, Henri Matisse, Jacques Majorelle, José Cruz Herrera, and others who once lived in Morocco, she brings her own perspective—a blend of the medina’s timeless beauty and its modern reality. For those who wish, you can add subtle touches of today, as Fadwa sometimes does, like a satellite dish or security camera, reflecting the medina as it stands now.

You’ll use black acrylic paint on a 30x30 cm (approximately 12x12 inch) cotton canvas to create your own artwork in her distinctive style.

Painting Session 

With Fadwa’s guidance and support from one or two assistants (depending on group size), paint your own Medina Walls masterpiece. Take your time— this is a fun, laid-back experience open to all skill levels.

Craft a personal piece that echoes Fadwa’s imaginative take on Morocco’s timeless charm, with the option to weave in a hint of modernity if you choose.

Drying Time, Collation & Exploration 

Your painting dries in 10–20 minutes, giving you time to enjoy a light collation of water, tea, coffee, and Moroccan snacks.

Stroll through the gallery or visit the unique gift shop, filled with art and distinctive treasures that offer a fresh perspective on Moroccan creativity.

Photo Session 

With plenty of time to enjoy, head downstairs for a fun photo experience in both studios—expect laughter and great memories! Dress up in Fadwa’s one-of-a-kind vestment designs and pose against her hand-drawn wall art, then try on original Moroccan attire in the air-conditioned adjacent studio, complete with soothing music and three dressing rooms.

Couples can enjoy a playful, custom scene together, while solo shots shine just as bright. Photos (professional and candid) are perfect for sharing on social media or privately via a secure area on MedinaWalls.com, accessible with your unique code. Prints are included too.

Wrap-Up & Departure

Your finished painting will be wrapped in eco-friendly, handmade craft paper, stamped with Fadwa’s studio logo for a special touch and safe travel.

Take home these exclusive keepsakes:

* A one-of-a-kind greeting card featuring Fadwa’s Moroccan wedding princess design—each participant receives a unique princess face (no two alike, crafted from her pre-drawn features like eyes, mouths, and lashes), with a QR code on the back as a certificate of authenticity and a handwritten, dated note from Fadwa herself.

* A brochure with Fadwa’s exclusive designs, printed uniquely for your group—a rare memento.

* A black-and-white silhouette mug showcasing one of Fadwa’s iconic princess designs, tying into the day’s theme.

Before departing, browse the gift shop for standout pieces by Fadwa and other artists—perfect souvenirs from your Moroccan adventure.

About the Artist: Fadwa Morabet

Fadwa Morabet is a Moroccan artist whose versatile creations span tradition and innovation. For this occasion, she channels the bold monochrome sketches of Morocco’s medinas, fusing their timeless allure with a modern edge. Yet this is merely one facet of her artistry. She’s celebrated globally for her Wedding Princesses collection, brings whimsy to life in Gravitrek’s "The Good Luck Cats" (co-created with her husband), and explores an evolving Cubism style exclusive to her Casablanca gallery—a journey of transformation unfolding since 2018.

Born to a family of artists, Fadwa first pursued interior design before dedicating over two decades to painting and craft workshops. Now rooted in Casablanca, she weaves her heritage into every piece, inviting you into a world where each artwork whispers its own story.

Note

Please Note: This tour involves some walking over uneven surfaces, cobblestones, and gentle inclines, so comfortable footwear is recommended. The activity level is moderate, with stairs involved. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised not to take photos of military personnel without their consent. Space on this tour is very limited; we suggest you book in advance to avoid disappointment.