Morocco
Approximately 1 hour by high-speed Al Boraq train.
The capital city of Morocco, Rabat presents a more relaxed and elegant atmosphere. Historical sites include Hassan Tower, Kasbah of the Udayas, Chellah Necropolis, and a more manageable Medina.
Beyond the city, explore tranquil coastal towns and glimpse rural Moroccan life.
Approximately 1.5 hours by train or car. A UNESCO World Heritage site known for its well-preserved 16th-century Portuguese fortified city (Mazagan). Visit the atmospheric Portuguese Cistern.
Approximately 30 minutes by train or car. A coastal city north of Casablanca with a quieter atmosphere. Features a pleasant beach, golf course, and small marina. A local escape.
Booking trains and tours in advance, especially during peak seasons, is wise.
For travelers with more time, Casablanca serves as a starting point for exploring Morocco's imperial cities and diverse landscapes.
Approximately 2.5-3 hours by train. Morocco's "Red City" is a frequent next destination. Spend 3-4 days there for its unique atmosphere.
Fes: 3-4 hours by train. Meknes: 30-40 minutes before Fes. Ancient medinas, historical sites, and traditional craftsmanship.
Approximately 2.5 hours by Al Boraq high-speed train. A historic port city overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar with distinct European influences.
For an unforgettable adventure, consider a 3-4 day tour from Marrakech (or Fes) to the Erg Chebbi dunes near Merzouga.
After exploring Casablanca (1-2 days), travel by train for an in-depth cultural journey through Morocco's imperial past.
Customize your travel plan with these structured itinerary ideas based on duration and interests.
Arrive CMN, train to Casa-Voyageurs/Casa-Port. Head to Hassan II Mosque for a guided tour.
Central Market for fresh seafood cooked on the spot.
Explore Habous Quarter for artisan shops, mint tea. Dinner along Corniche (Ain Diab), then return to airport.
Explore city sites.
Rabat (2 days), Fes (3 days), Sahara Desert tour (3 days/2 nights).
Marrakech (3 days). Fly from Marrakech (RAK) or return to CMN.
Itineraries maximize experiences based on time. Adapt them to your pace, interests, and energy. Allow for spontaneity and soaking in the city's atmosphere.