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By Taxi / By Petit Taxi / By Grand Taxi Marrakesh
47 Reviews visiting marrakesh was a dream come true,we spent a stunning week with friends,and thanks to "taxiamarrakech" we could get everywhere in and around marrakesh. I think the best thing about this company...
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Trains Casablanca
20 Reviews Casablanca's Mohammed V Airport is a long distance from town, but conveniently there is a metro line from the terminal building to the Casablanca Voyageurs station in the city centre. Look for the...
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By Bus Marrakesh
38 Reviews Well I guess with the Government iniative to push tourism and the drive to increase the number of tourists up into the multi millions mark comes with the increase in commercialism (not just the...
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Local Taxis Casablanca
12 Reviews On Saturday evening I had to go from the Airport to the City. As I did not want to wait for the next train, I took a taxi The fare to my hotel was 250 Dirham. I thought thats too expensive, I think...
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By Train Marrakesh
17 Reviews There is 1 overnight train to Tangier. Journey time ?. Tickets are around 188 dirhams. Book tickets 1 or 2 days before departure. It's worth it to pay abit more and go 1st. still very...
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Ferries / Boats Casablanca
4 Reviews We arrived in Casablanca on a cruise ship. The port is huuuuge and divided into 3 terminals. Our guide explained us how the port worked and how it was divided, but I didn't take note of everything he...
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By Car Marrakesh
11 Reviews After all the cars Ive rented either via my various Moroccan acquaintances and connections using their connections or me keeping and using those connections Ive found a company through Moroccan...
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Planes Casablanca
6 Reviews Mohammed V Airport is the largest airport in Morocco and very crowded and noisy, with signs only in Arabic and French. It's located about 30km south of Casablanca, so if your accommodation provided...
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By Horse-Cabs Marrakesh
12 Reviews This was our first horse and carriage trip. I'm glad we saved it for Marrakech rather than say....Brugge. Why? .... well we got to hold the traffic up... ;o) haha. And we also were able to take...
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By Plane Marrakesh
16 Reviews To/from Marrakech by plane: During our second visit the arrival and departure hall was enlarged. The airport is just a couple of km’s from the medina. Arrival - After disembarking from the plane...
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On foot / Walking Marrakesh
7 Reviews The petit taxi and the grand taxi outside of Airport are usually charge 2 or 3 times more. I asked the reason why, they said Tourist has more money and it is affordable for them. If you do not want...
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Alternatives Marrakesh
6 Reviews Your Morocco Tour is a tour operator in Morocco that provides tours from 1 day to long tailored Morocco tours. They custom made tours depending on your interest, time schedule and budget. They...
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Biking Marrakesh
1 Review We saw quite a few locals on bicycles, but with the traffic going on in Marrakesh it did not seem like a good idea for us. Interesting enough, there was a "rent-a-bicycle" area right across the...
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Was in Marrakech a few weeks ago.Arranged for a Privet Transport from Airport to the Hotel.All so used the same Driver for the Excursions that I took.The Driver was Polite and spoke good English.The Stopped where ever we requested and was very knowledgeable about every thing that we asked about.I would advise any one going to Marrakech to use Youness Labchir and Helen Goddard (Morkosh).It was a Great Holiday.
To go from Mattakech to Agadir just use Supratour bus, which is new and very comfortable and costs 100 dirhams. You can use another local bus operator (forgot the name) but will pay the same price and have much worse conditions. To check the current timetable the best solution is to go to the bus station, as ONCF web page seems not to be up-to-date.
Bargain in Morocco is unavoidable. You must to bargain when you were told the taxi price otherwise you'll pay too much. As an example, taxi from Marrakesh airport to the city centre can cost 100 dirhams instead of 150 (grand taxi)! Or, in Agadir, you can pay 10 dirhams instead of 80, when taking the taxi from the La Tivoli Hotel to the bus station (petit taxi).So, don't be shy, do bargain!
We rented a car last April with Sixts at the Casablanca int. Airport and were very satisfied with their service. The trip across the mountains to Ouarazazate took about 8 hours. The road on the Marrakech side is very windy, but with very fine views. The road via Meknes took us through the valley of the Ziz, but was even longer. It even better, though. And we liked Meknes too. All in all the road quality is reasonable. The tollway is perfect and not expensive.I can reccommend the Kasbah "Le Petit Nomade" in Tingehir, valley of the Todra, it is about 3 hours drive from Ouarazazate. The desert is further to the East.
flights to various airports in and around Morocco from the UK and around Europe - a number of these airlines are particularly handy to know about because they can link flights around Europe and can be extremely well priced - Easyjet is a particular favourite, and Altas Blue, a budget subsidiary of Royal Air Maroc, have particularly good routes around Europe - with these lower priced airlines of course the earlier you book online - choose your dates for lower prices - the cheaper you can fly for!www.easyjet.com - flights can be quite cheap between Milan Malapensa and Agadir or Marrakech, also flights between Madrid and Casablanca and Tangier, London Gatwick and Agadir and Marrakech etc www.atlas-blue.comwww.thomson-fly.com - rather nice airline supplying charter flights between Marrakech and London and Manchesterwww.royalairmaroc.com - the big mama of Moroccan air space - but lately had...
Morocco is surprisingly quite European in their choice of land transport. I really had it easy as I relied on both trains and coaches to get around the country. Hardly broke into a sweat even though I hadn't booked tickets in advance.TRAINThe rail serves the major cities along the coast as well as a few major cities inland. The network is not as extensive as coaches but it will serve the needs of most tourists well since tourists tend to visit the big cities anyway. For most budget travellers, the 2nd class seat is comfortable and economical enough.ONCF runs the train network in Morocco.Cost of some of my journeys (1 way) circa Jan 08:Casablanca Airport to Casa Voyageur (Casablanca): 35 MAD (40 minutes)Fes to Rabat-Ville (Rabat): 76 MAD (3.5 hours)Rabat-Ville to Marrakesh: 112 MAD (5 hours)COACH/BUS There are actually a few companies but I relied solely on CTM (pronounced "set-tee-am")...
It's just too simple and too sweet. The trains are generally clean, comfy, and if you go first class (which is practically no different in price) you are guaranteed the seat for the trip. (2nd means you could stand) It is safer than the buses (which have had a series of publicized accidents recently) and you get bathrooms, a little table to eat food on, the snack and sandwhich man..etc. I would be taking trains everywhere in the States if they were this cheap, this lovely and this efficent. Use the triotours site below as it is simply the most reliable helpful site imaginable for Moroccan travel, amongst other things.http://www.triotours.com/faq/ma/train-timetable-download.htm Bayti: Care for the Street Kids of Morocco MoroccoLearn Arabic Bargaining pt 1Photos by Jamal Morelli, uploaded at Studio Shamharush
The Moroccan Rail is almost on time and Class I is enough comfortable for the way. You can buy train ticket in any station and change the train in Casa Voyageur Station for Marrakesh. It takes about 4 hrs. They sell sandwich and beverages in the train but you need to change money in the Mohammed V airport.
Most of our travel around Morocco was by train. The trains are cheap and fairly reliable though a little slower than European trains. We usually travelled first class as there wasn't too big a difference in price between first and second. The rail network is not comprehensive. It covers most of the big cities but many popular smaller towns such as Essaouira or Chefchaouan are not on it. Times and fares for our journeys:Tangier - Fes: 5 hrs, 141 Dh Fes - Meknes: 1 hr, 20 DhMeknes - Rabat: 2.5 hrs, 80 DhRabat - Marrakech: 4 hrs, 100 Dh
The train is the second cheapest form of transportation (bus is the cheapest) in Morocco. El tren es la segunda forma mas barata de transportacion en Morocco, el bus es el mas economico.It is also the most reliable, because it departs and arrives on time and its schedulle is very convenient.Es tambien el mas confiable ya que sale y llega a tiempo y tiene horarios definidos y confiables.the train line is called : ONCFla linea de tren se llama : ONCF L’Office National des Chemins de Fers =(ONCF)The train goes as far south as Marrakesh, links up with Safi, el Jadida, Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Fez, Meknes and Oujda. First and second-class carriages are air-conditioned. Tickets are purchasable at the station. El tren va hasta Marrakesh y une con Safi, El Jadida, Casablanca, Rabat, Tangeria, Fez, Meknes y Oujda. La primera y segunda clase tiene aire acondicionado. Los tickes se compran en la...
Riad Aguerzame Marrakesh
2 Reviews and 144 Opinions Situé dans la médina de Marrakech, près du palais Moulay Idriss, le Riad Aguerzame, entièrement...
Hyatt Regency Casablanca
5 Reviews and 111 Opinions I worked very hard during the day in a office witout air conditioned. You can understand how I was...
Villa Maroc Essaouira
4 Reviews and 100 Opinions Suites #27, #29,#30 are built around an open central light well. There is no way to insulate any of...
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Q: Hi, I'm flying to Marrakech on a 19 July for 10 days, I've been to Morocco before but not during Ramadan so I'm quite looking...
A: We toured Morocco during Ramadan about 15 years ago. We were only in the touristy areas of the cities and desert so I think we got a lot of slack. As I recall it was only...
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