Africa
Getting around Morocco
Between cities
Getting around Morocco
Al Boraq high-speed trains link Tangier, Rabat and Casablanca; ONCF trains reach Marrakech and Fez. CTM and Supratours buses cover the rest, and shared grand taxis fill gaps.
Key facts
- Ride-hailing apps: inDrive, Yango, Bolt.
- Driving: on the right. Carry a 1968-Convention IDP with your home licence; the 1949 version is no longer accepted. Police speed checks are frequent.
- ONCF (Moroccan railways)
- CTM buses
- Visit Morocco (Moroccan National Tourist Office)
Getting around by place
- MarrakechGetting around
- FesGetting around
- ChefchaouenGetting around
- CasablancaGetting around
- EssaouiraGetting around
- TangierGetting around
- AgadirGetting around
- TaghazoutGetting around
- MerzougaGetting around
- RabatGetting around
- OuarzazateGetting around
- ImlilGetting around
- MeknesGetting around
- AsilahGetting around
Sources
- ONCF (Moroccan railways)
- CTM buses
- Visit Morocco (Moroccan National Tourist Office)
- US State Department travel advisory
- UK FCDO travel advice: Morocco
- Morocco eVisa portal (Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
- Speedtest Global Index: Morocco
- World Bank open data
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