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Casablanca to Nairobi/Nairobi to Casablanca
Casablanca and Nairobi are two cities located in different regions of Africa. Casablanca is the largest city in Morocco and is situated on the western coast of North Africa, while Nairobi is the capital and largest city of Kenya and is located in the eastern part of the continent.
Casablanca to Nairobi Distance
The distance between Casablanca and Nairobi is approximately 5,200 kilometers (3,230 miles) and can be covered by air travel. Several airlines operate regular flights between the two cities, with a typical travel time of approximately 8-10 hours.
Despite the distance between the two cities, they share some similarities in terms of their economic and cultural importance within their respective regions. Casablanca is a major financial center in North Africa, with a bustling port and a growing economy, while Nairobi is a hub for business and commerce in East Africa, with a thriving tourism industry and a diverse cultural scene.
Casablanca to Nairobi Flights: Airlines With Flights From Casablanca to Nairobi
There are a number of airlines that operate flights between Casablanca and Nairobi, most notably:
- Kenya Airways (non-stop),
- Emirates,
- Turkish Airlines, and
- Royal Air Maroc (non-stop)
The non-stop flying time between these two cities is approximately 7 hours and 45 minutes.
Casablanca Nairobi/Casablanca Club Reviews/Casablanca Kenya
Update October 2023: Casablanca in Nairobi has permanently closed down.
Casablanca. If you are out and about on the Nairobi social scene, then you probably already have an opinion about Casablanca. What is your opinion? Is it positive or negative?
I can’t quite decide myself, which is why I resort to asking you first.
In this post, I will do my best to tell you what I can about Casablanca, then you’ll have to judge for yourself.
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Casablanca Near Me: What and Where Is Casablanca Club?
Casablanca was a lounge bar/nightclub (do you think that is an apt description?), located in Kilimani on Chaka Road, off its intersection with Lenana Road.
Located in the same complex as my favorite Italian restaurant in Nairobi, Osteria del Chianti, Casablanca was all the rage when it first opened its doors about two decade ago.
At the time, it was a member’s only (or so I was told) up-market establishment known for its great decor, swanky crowd, and interesting—though expensive—cocktails.
I first heard about Casablanca from a friend who lives in that neighborhood. She thought the establishment beautiful and all of a sudden seemed to frequent nowhere else.
My friend’s description and enthusiasm about Casablanca sparked mine too, though I was a bit weary of the establishment because it seemed to me as place that was more interested in creating an air of exclusivity than focused on offering excellent service.
Although, I resisted it at first, I eventually found myself at Casablanca to celebrate this same friend’s birthday the following year.
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Casablanca Club Mombasa/Mombasa Casablanca Club/Casablanca Club Photos
Casablanca Club in Mombasa is a dance and nightclub located on Mnazi Mmoja Road, off Moi Avenue. Here is a sample of what you can expect at the club:
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hello my name is dj deshal !! and we were the
residence djs at casablanca i it was amazing
to play for a very mixed crowd not like other
clubs where you would find only one race
cheers !!!!!!!
hello !! we were playin there for one and a half years from 2006 and after we started is when the cover charge was introduced , we then left and were called back in by the managment . !! currently we just play at private functions cause clubs dont pay fairly for the services you provide !! cheers Dj deshal soul sounds entertainment nairobi
Thanks for sharing. That means the chances are high that you were playing on a night when I was at Casablanca. Allow me to say, then, that your music rocks! I don’t think I’ve ever been to Casablanca and found the music less than great. Thanks for getting back to me.
i personally enjoy playin for a very mixed crowd its more challenging !!
In which way?
Hi DJ Deshal,
When did you use to DJ at Casablanca? If I partied there on a night when you were DJ-ing, than thanks a mill for the great music! 🙂 How does DJ-ing for a racially diverse crowd differ from DJ-ing for a crowd made up of mostly one race (just out of curiosity)?
You say you were the resident DJ at Casablanca. Is there a place where you DJ now where we can come hear you play? What kind of music do you play?
Welcome to ChickAboutTown!
Biche
Hi,
I love your blog! I’ve been living here for awhile and tend to share your opinions. Casablanca indeed has a shady feel. On the other hand it also has some of the best music, a crowded dance floor and a very mixed crowd. Unfortunately when I was there in December it also had a cover charge again.
Hi Em,
Welcome to ChickAboutTown! I am glad you like my blog.
Casablanca, has a cover charge again? Thanks for sharing. How much was it the last time you went?
Biche
Hi Biche,
I want to say it was 300 again. I remember thinking it was over the price of a beer!
Lol, are you one of those people who thinks of all outing expenses in terms of the cost of beer? (My father does that often too.) So, basically they simply reinstated the cover charge at the same price it had always been. Thanks for sharing the info! 🙂
Biche
no cover charge at casa b once again for the pas t two week ends !! just wanted to inform u !cheers dj deshal
Great! So can we expect this to go on for a while?
B.
probably infact i played there last night !! just rembering the good old times !! it was just a one of
Nice! 🙂
hi dear iv just sent you a mail please check anr revert back asap cheers !!
Hi DJ Deshal,
I just sent you a reply to your email. Now, I look forward to your reply! 🙂
Biche
Dear Biche, this is very well written and describes Casablanca very well. I live on the Karen side of town, which means I wouldn’t go there often, nor would my daughters age 20 – 17, but have been a couple of times and per your point the Maliahs were a bit much for me! The decor is beautiful.But we can get that at the Talisman. Most of the White Older Kenyans prefer good old Rock and Roll. Techno is just a bit too much, hence we prefer to go to Karen Country Lodge these days on a Thursday night as they mix it up. Take Care and keep having fun where ever you are in Kenya!
Hi Tana,
Welcome to ChickAboutTown! I am pleased to know that you found my review accurate.
Talisman, ooohhhh! I love that place. It’s simply gorgeous. I used to live in Karen and know how it takes a lot to take one out of Karen, especially with all the beautiful places to socialize that exist there. I’ve never been to Karen Country Lodge though. Is that new? I’d love to hear more about it.
I look forward to seeing more of you around here.
Cheers,
Biche