Oujda Oriental, Morocco Travel Guide
Angads Airport (OUD) serves Oujda, located approximately 12 kilometers (7.5 miles) north of the city center. It is a relatively small airport handling both domestic and international flights, offering a convenient entry point for visitors to the Oriental region. The airport's compact size often means quicker immigration and baggage claim processes.
Several airlines operate flights to and from Oujda Angads Airport, connecting it to various destinations, mainly on The european continent and major Moroccan cities.
Travelers from distant hubs usually connect through major European airports or Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport (CMN).
Prices increase during peak holidays (summer, Christmas, Islamic holidays). Book in advance for these periods. Flexibility yields savings.
Some airlines may increase flight frequencies to/from Europe during summer months due to stronger demand.
Consider Dollar Flight Club for discounted flight alerts.
Use Skyscanner for comparing flight options across various airlines.
Booking directly with airlines (Royal Air Maroc, Ryanair) can sometimes offer more flexibility.
Oujda Railway Station (Gare d'Oujda) upholds a well-maintained status and is managed by ONCF, Morocco's national railway company. It has comfortable and reliable connections to many major Moroccan cities.
Oujda's central bus station (Gare Routière) is a bustling hub for inter-city bus travel, offering a comprehensive system of routes across Morocco.
Renting a car offers flexibility for exploring Oujda and the wider Oriental region. DiscoverCars.com for rental options.
Main roads are good, but rural roads are narrower. Aggressive road behavior is common. Be vigilant for pedestrians, animals, and carts.
Oujda is an inland city, so direct sea or river arrivals are not possible.
Morocco's rivers are not navigable for passenger transportation, making river arrivals to Oujda irrelevant.
Oujda's inland location means no direct access to sea or river transportation.
Ferry arrivals necessitate onward travel to Oujda by train, bus, or rental car from coastal ports.
Nador and Tangier are the main Moroccan ports for international ferry services.
There are no specific exit fees or taxes for tourists departing Morocco by air or land. Any applicable taxes are typically included in your flight ticket price.
Oujda offers basic facilities for departing travelers across its transport hubs.
Always reconfirm your flight, train, or bus schedule 24-48 hours before departure. Moroccan schedules can occasionally change.
If you have checked luggage, factor in time for baggage drop-off. Online check-in can save time.
Spend remaining local currency or exchange it before departure, as Dirhams are a closed currency.
