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How to get to Morocco

Practical guide to travelling to Morocco with Mágico Marruecos

How to get to Morocco is one of the questions travellers ask us most. Thanks to its proximity to Europe and its many international connections, you can travel comfortably by plane, ferry, bus or car.

Flying to Morocco

Flying to Morocco is the fastest and most comfortable option, especially from Europe, North America or Asia. The country has a wide network of international airports. From the UK there are direct flights to Marrakech, Agadir, Fez and Tangier, and Royal Air Maroc flies direct to Casablanca from North America.

The main airlines flying to Morocco include:

Morocco’s main airports

Casablanca – Mohammed V Airport

The country’s largest airport and main international hub. An ideal entry point if you plan to travel all over Morocco.
Connections:

Marrakech – Menara Airport

The airport most used by holidaymakers. Perfect for starting routes through the Atlas, the desert and the imperial cities.
Direct connections with:

Agadir – Al Massira Airport

Very popular for sun and beach holidays all year round.
Connections with:

Other key international airports

Mágico Marruecos tip: flights and routes change with the seasons. Always check in advance, or ask us before booking.

Getting to Morocco by ferry

The ferry is an excellent option if you are travelling from Spain, France or Italy, especially if you want to bring your own vehicle.

Most popular routes from Spain

There are also routes from:

Main ferry companies:
Baleària · Trasmediterránea · FRS · GNV · Grimaldi Lines · Africa Morocco Link

Getting to Morocco by bus

It is a long journey, but you can reach Morocco by bus, combining coach and ferry.
The best-known operator is ALSA, with routes from Spain to cities such as:

Ideal if you prefer not to fly.

Driving to Morocco

The only way to arrive by car is to take it on a ferry from Spain, France or Italy.
It is a popular option with motorhome travellers and during the summer “Operación Paso del Estrecho”, when ferry traffic peaks.
You can also:

A final tip from Mágico Marruecos

Routes, timetables and connections can change for commercial, political or health reasons.
So before buying your tickets, we recommend getting in touch with us.
At Mágico Marruecos, we:

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