Travel guide
Arrival, transit, and planning for Morocco
Practical notes on high-speed rail, entry, currency, and seasonal climate, arranged so you can plan each leg of the trip with confidence.
Getting around
How to move between cities
01
Ride the Al Boraq high-speed rail
Al Boraq connects Tangier, Kenitra, Rabat, and Casablanca efficiently. Book seats in advance during peak travel periods.
02
Arrange airport transfers
Confirm your pickup point and fare before leaving the arrivals hall. Licensed taxis and pre-booked transfers are the clearest options.
03
Plan highway driving
Motorways are well maintained between major cities. Allow extra time for rural roads, mountain passes, and fuel stops.
Before you go
Practical essentials
Preparation details that make daily travel smoother across Morocco's regions.
Cash and currency
Carry Moroccan Dirhams for medina purchases, local taxis, and rural markets, where card payments are often unavailable.
Seasonal climate
Coastal cities stay mild, while mountain ranges can fall below freezing in winter. Pack layers for both.
Connectivity and health
Buy a local SIM at the airport for reliable mobile data. Drink bottled or filtered water and carry basic medication.