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CTM have 1 bus departing for Nador from there own CTM Bus Station.
Journey time is 9 hours 30mins
Tickets are around 130 dirhams plus 5 dirhams for luggage.
Please use prices as a rough guide only.
Written Mar 3, 2010
CTM have 3 buses departing for Marrakech from there own CTM Bus Station.
Journey time is 5 hours.
Tickets are around 100 dirhams plus 5 dirhams for luggage.
Please use prices as a rough guide only.
Written Mar 3, 2010
CTM have 7 buses departing for Fes from there own CTM Bus Station.
Journey time is 3 hours 30mins.
Tickets are around 60 dirhams plus 5 dirhams for luggage.
Please use prices as a rough guide only.
Written Mar 3, 2010
CTM have 3 buses departing for Essaouira from there own CTM Bus Station.
Journey time is 8 hours.
Tickets are around 120 dirhams plus 5 dirhams for luggage.
Please use prices as a rough guide only.
Written Mar 3, 2010
CTM have 1 bus departing for El-Rachidia from there own CTM Bus Station.
Journey time is 10 hours.
Tickets are around 125 dirhams plus 5 dirhams for luggage.
Please use prices as a rough guide only.
Written Mar 3, 2010
CTM have 3 buses departing for El-Jadida from there own CTM Bus Station.
Journey time is 3 hours 30mins.
Tickets are around 55 dirhams plus 5 dirhams for luggage.
Please use prices as a rough guide only.
Written Mar 3, 2010
CTM have 8 buses departing for Casablanca from there own CTM Bus Station.
Journey time is 1 hour 30mins.
Tickets are around 25 dirhams plus 5 dirhams for luggage.
Please use prices as a rough guide only.
Written Mar 3, 2010
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Trains run between Casablanca and Rabat twice every hour from Gare de Port. The journey takes one and a half hours.There are two stations Rabat Agdal and Rabat Ville. The latter is the main stop for the town.
We paid 29.50 dirhams each for the trip.
Suitcases were a problem as there is nowhere to put them and the ovehead racks are too small. We left them in the passageway which caused problems for the foodcart.
I was later told that for a small amount more we could have travelled first class which is more comfortable. As it was I did not find it particularly uncomfortable.
Updated Jun 3, 2009
Buses to Rabat run from most towns in Morocco. They are however not in great condition. The main bus station is just out of the city in Place Zerktouni which is a connection point for roads to Beni Mellai and Casablanca. Not all buses however stop there. I believe catching a bus though can be confusing with the numbers system.
Written Dec 29, 2008
If you are driving you might want to just take care with the number of one way streets in the city and also avoid the peak times where congestion may be a problem. Parking can also be hard to find and possibly the best area would be on Hassan II Boulevard.
Written Dec 29, 2008
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