
Fes-meknes Morocco Travel Guide
This is the key airport serving Fes. It is a smaller, modern airport found roughly 15 kilometers (9 miles) south of the central area.
Upon arrival, various options connect you from Fès–Saïs Airport (FEZ) to the city center or your accommodation.
Flight prices generally increase during Fes's high season (spring and autumn) and during big holidays. Less frequent flights during low season.
Booking flights well in advance, especially for peak travel times, helps secure better rates. Check Dollar Flight Club for deals.
Fès–Saïs Airport is compact but functional. It offers currency exchange services, car rental desks, cafes, and duty-free shops. Use Skyscanner for flight comparisons.
Fes is a city not on the coast, not served directly by sea. The nearest large ferry docks are Tangier Med and Tangier Ville (from Spain/Gibraltar), and Nador (from Spain).
Visitors arriving by ferry would then use train or bus services to reach Fes from the port cities.
No commercial river transit choices exist for arrival in Fes. The Oued Fes (Fes River) is not navigable for passenger transport.
No particular exit fees or taxes are imposed on tourists departing Morocco by air or land.
Fès–Saïs Airport and the city's main public transport by train and bus stations offer basic services for departing travelers.
Verify current flight and train schedules closer before you depart date.