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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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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 Taxi / By Petit Taxi / By Grand Taxi Marrakesh
46 Reviews My family and I just returned from a mini-holiday in Marrakech. Hachim met us at the airport. It was perfect! We didn't have to negotiate with any of the taxi drivers like we heard many others doing....
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Local Taxis Casablanca
11 Reviews I hopped in a Petite taxi for a short journey to the beach the fare was 29Mad, i handed over 100Mad. He would only give me little change back. Even though we argued he still wouldn't hand over my...
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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 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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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 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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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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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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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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If you want to experiment the desert's track, 2 possibilities:1- rent or charter an expensive, heavy all-weel-drive2- rend a small Renault 4L. It is high on wheels, and so light you can push it or even lift it if you get in trouble... We took the second solution and we often stopped to help those who chosed the first...
Took the ferry from Malaga to Tangier, and a train to Fez. Actually, I remember the trains being cleaner than the ones in Spain.When I left Morocco, European harvesting was fast approaching. North Africans do a lot of the agricultural harvesting in Europe and the Ferry station in Tangier was packed wall to wall with people heading the same way. Thankfully, I bumped into a French girl who was quite familiar with the procedure to get through the masses quickly (that procedure being to pay off the right guy). My suggestion to you is to stay away from the Tangier ferry at this time of year (September, I believe).Taxi's and Buses - the Moroccan does NOT stand in a line though. When the taxi or bus door opens, it's every man for himself, be prepared.Also took a hair raising ride through the mountains in a private car with a couple locals -
PLANEThe most common way to enter Morocco is by plane, to the cities of Rabat, Casablanca or Marrakesh mainly.But you can also enter by ferry from the south of Spain. For ferries to Morocco, you can take them from Algeciras to Ceuta, or from Tarifa to Tanger. Click here for timetables and reservations.
I quite always used trains, at least to move around the main cities, souther then Marakech there is no railway, so you are supposed to go on by bus (book one day in advance they are usually full), cars or...camels
Casablanca is the airport you probably gonna arrive to with any international flights. To get to other places from there, you can take a plane, train depending on where you go.Trains or cabs are the best options to reach Rabat.To go to Marrakesh, the plane option is good if you are still at the airport and dont leave it to go to Casa or Rabat. Otherwise the train trip is just as good. The trip to Marrakesh is longer than the flight but since you dont have to waste time getting to the airport and for check-in , it may be just as worth. And you get to see a little bit of the countryside.
I went to Morocco by plane, it's also possible to go to Morocco by boat from SpainWe traveled through Morocco by bus. we were travelling with a group of 8 people so we had our own private bus. It's was a good way to travel, because then you can leave all your souvenirs in the bus.
We took the Ferry from algericas in Spain. The process took the whole day as it was a Moroccan run boat. On the way back it was a Spanish run boat. Everyone was boarded within an hour.Train systems are fast, efficient, comfortable, and cheap.The roads leave a little to be desired.
High speed ferry from Spain towards moroc Gibralta Landing in Morocco at Casablanca's Mohammed V airport on a Royal Air Maroc flight Transportation to and from the weekly markets of Morocco is often by bus. Getting an animal to the market or home from the market may involve carrying it on top of a public bus, such as you see here.
While you can arrive to Morocco by nearly any means, I flew from London Gatwick to Rabat on British Airways and was treated to a MOST SPECTACULAR view of continental Europe appearing beneath us as we flew as if I was looking upon a map.
To get to Agadir, the easiest way is by plane. You land on the Al-Massira Airport an hour drive outside Agadir.In the city of Agadir, you go with small orange taxis. Their fare is set. If you go outside the city you have to go by a blue, bigger taxi. Always negociate the fare before going with them. Busses are cheap, but often VERY crowded.
Riad Kniza Marrakesh
2 Reviews and 563 Opinions Beautifully decorated room, cozy aura, clean bathroom, delicious food and warmhearted staff. I got...
Hyatt Regency Casablanca
5 Reviews and 137 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 152 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: I am thinking travelling to Morocco with my nearly 6 yrs old Girl. We are landing in Marakesh and Plan to Array for 3 days After...
A: As you have 3 weeks the desert area is a must. A 'grand circuit' down to the desert via Ouarzazate, east to Erfoud, then north to Fez is easily done in two weeks. I'd...
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