There are 1 way(s) to get from Casablanca to Fez
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Practical tips
To guarantee your seat and avoid any inconvenience, especially during peak seasons or weekends, it is highly recommended to book your CTM or Supratours bus tickets a few days before departure, via their websites or 12go.asia.
For a journey like Casablanca-Fès, these two companies are the most reliable and comfortable. They offer direct services and well-located stations. Avoid unofficial local buses which can be slower and less safe.
In Casablanca, CTM and Supratours have their own stations, often different from the main local bus station. Make sure you go to the correct one for your departure to avoid any unnecessary stress.
For this 4-hour journey to Fès, the bus is ideal. Domestic flights are only relevant for very long distances, such as to Dakhla (15+ hours by bus), where a flight can save you a tiring night and is economically justifiable.
In Fès, the CTM station is near the new town, while the Supratours station is closer to the medina. Anticipate your mode of transport (taxi or 'petit taxi') to reach your accommodation easily.
🛣️ The journey experience
Traveling between Casablanca and Fès is a classic route in Morocco, and the good news is that for this particular journey, the choice is straightforward and efficient! No bus, plane, or ferry dilemma here: the coach is your best bet. Forget domestic flights, which are only relevant for very long distances like Dakhla, and ferries are an exclusive option for reaching Spain from Tangier. For Casablanca-Fès, the bus stands out for its practicality and excellent value for money.
The CTM or Supratours coach journey from Casablanca to Fès takes approximately 4 hours and costs around 8 €. This is a perfectly reasonable duration to cross a good part of central Morocco. These companies offer comfortable and reliable buses, far from the slow local buses you might fear. You'll appreciate the punctuality and modernity of these services, allowing you to enjoy the scenery without worrying about unexpected delays.
This journey is an excellent example of the reliability of the Moroccan bus network for medium distances. You don't have to worry about committing to an endless trip. By choosing CTM or Supratours, you are guaranteed a direct, comfortable, and hassle-free journey, leaving you plenty of time to explore the fascinating city of Fès upon arrival. For this connection, the bus is clearly the right choice, offering you the peace of mind you are looking for.
Frequently asked questions — Casablanca → Fez
The bus is the best mode of transport for this journey. CTM and Supratours companies offer comfortable, reliable, and direct services. The journey duration is reasonable, and the value for money is excellent. Domestic flights are too expensive and unnecessary for this distance, and the train is a viable alternative but often less direct or comfortable than the bus for this connection.
The bus journey between Casablanca and Fès takes approximately 4 hours with CTM or Supratours companies. The ticket price is very affordable, generally between 8 and 10 € (80 to 110 Moroccan dirhams). It's an economical and efficient option that allows you to reach your destination comfortably.
No, there is usually no commercially viable direct domestic flight from Casablanca to Fès. For this distance, flying is neither a practical nor an economical option. Domestic flights in Morocco are primarily reserved for very long distances, such as to Dakhla, where the bus journey time would be excessive. For Fès, the bus is largely preferable.
CTM and Supratours, although both major bus companies, have their own terminals. Casablanca's CTM station is often central and well signposted. The Supratours station is usually adjacent to ONCF train stations (Casa Voyageurs), offering good connectivity. It is crucial to check your ticket to know which station you need to depart from to avoid any mistakes.
No, it is not possible to take a ferry directly from Fès or Casablanca to Spain. Ferries to Spain (Tarifa or Algeciras) depart exclusively from Tangier, located in northern Morocco. If you wish to go to Spain after your stay, you will first need to travel to Tangier from Fès or Casablanca.
✨ Why visit Fez?
- ✓ Get lost in the labyrinthine alleys of Fes el Bali Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
- ✓ Visit the Chouara Tannery, one of the world's oldest and largest, to observe traditional leather processing.
- ✓ Explore Al-Attarine Mosque and Bou Inania Madrasa, architectural gems of the Marinid era.
- ✓ Discover local craftsmanship in the souks of potters, coppersmiths, and weavers.
- ✓ Savor authentic Moroccan cuisine in a traditional riad after a day of exploration.
☀️ When to visit Fez?
DRY MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE
April to June and September to November — Enjoy mild temperatures and pleasant sunshine, ideal for exploration.
What to do in Fez?
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⏱️ How long to visit Fez?
For Fes, plan 3 to 5 days. In 3 days, you'll explore the medina, its souks, and tanneries. With 5 days, add a day trip to Meknes or Volubilis. Less than 3 days is too short to appreciate the cultural richness without rushing.
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