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CTM has buses departing for Agadir.
Journey time is 13 hours.
Ticket are around 275 dirhams plus 5 dirhams for luggage.
Please use prices as a rough guide only.
CTM have an office on Ave de la Liberte.
Written Mar 27, 2010
CTM has buses departing for Marrakech.
Journey time is 9 hours.
Ticket are around 300 dirhams plus 5 dirhams for luggage.
Please use prices as a rough guide only.
CTM have an office on Ave de la Liberte.
Written Mar 27, 2010
CTM has buses departing for Tangier.
Journey time is 1 hours.
Ticket are around 10 dirhams plus 5 dirhams for luggage.
Please use prices as a rough guide only.
CTM have an office on Ave de la Liberte.
Written Mar 27, 2010
CTM has buses departing for Meknes.
Journey time is 3 hours 30mins.
Ticket are around 55 dirhams plus 5 dirhams for luggage.
Please use prices as a rough guide only.
CTM have an office on Ave de la Liberte.
Written Mar 27, 2010
CTM has buses departing for Fes.
Journey time is 4 hours 30mins.
Ticket are around 65 dirhams plus 5 dirhams for luggage.
Please use prices as a rough guide only.
CTM have an office on Ave de la Liberte.
Written Mar 27, 2010
CTM has buses departing for Rabat.
Journey time is 3 hours 30mins.
Ticket are around 60 dirhams plus 5 dirhams for luggage.
Please use prices as a rough guide only.
CTM have an office on Ave de la Liberte.
Written Mar 27, 2010
CTM has buses departing for Casablanca.
Journey time is 4 hours 30mins.
Ticket are around 70 dirhams plus 5 dirhams for luggage.
Please use prices as a rough guide only.
CTM have an office on Ave de la Liberte.
Updated Mar 27, 2010
I took a grand taxi from my hotel in Tangier to Asilah for about Dh300 = £23 but personaly I think this was expensive but in the end I didn't haggle the driver for a cheaper price. But it was a nice ride to Asilah.
Updated May 22, 2009
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Current price March 2009 is 16 dirham - and still only takes about 45 minutes to an hour - if you sit on the right hand side you will get nice sea and a few green pastoral views along the way - you might even see a camel or two on the beach!
If you are coming from Tangier or particularly from the ferry from Spain then just catch a small taxi from the outskirts of the port area which is only 20 dirham though some might ask for 30 but negotiate before you get in - especially if theres only one of you - to the bus station and the buses go fairly frequently - about hourly - if it looks like youve just missed one and the next is not for quite a while then itd be worth heading for a grande taxi - they leave when their 6 seats are sold and are only a little more expensive than the bus - buy 2 seats for more comfort and better views - otherwise the bus is good too.
Updated Apr 4, 2009
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As with most transport hubs around Morocco you will find there are pretty much always guys who have trolley things for carting - its very handy if youve arrived from a tiring trip and youve got luggage that you want some relief from carrying about yourself!
I would recommend that you give these guys some business and let them cart it for you! Generally only costs about 10 dirham - 1 euro or just under £1 - give them some business and give yourself a break!
Written Apr 4, 2009
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