From The Blonde Abroad website:
In Morocco, it’s easiest to buy your train tickets in person. You can get information on timetables and prices on the ONCF website, then just head to the nearest train station to book your tickets. Be sure to bring cash! You might be able to use your credit cards, but don’t count on it. The Rome2Rio website is very good for find connections between cities.
Most train routes run regularly so it’s rare to have every seat sold out, but it’s good to book in advance if you want to guarantee your spot. The stations are always centrally located and you can buy tickets a few weeks in advance, so just grab ‘em whenever it’s handy.
For night trains, you’ve got a choice of sleeper cars. A four-bed couchette costs Dh370 ($38 USD), a single compartment is Dh480 ($50 USD), and a double compartment is Dh690 ($70 USD). Considering it covers your travel and accommodation for the night, it’s super affordable.
| Route | Travel Time | |
|---|---|---|
| Tangier to Casablanca | 6 hrs | |
| Tangier to Marrakech (Overnight train) | 10 hrs | |
| Rabat to Fes (Fez) | 2 hrs 30 min | |
| Casablanca to Fes (Fez) | 4 hrs | |
| Casablanca to Casablanca Airport | 32 min | |
| Marrakech to Casablanca | 3 hrs 10 min | |
| Marrakech to Fes | 7 hrs 10 min | |
| Marrakech to Rabat | 4 hrs 15 min |
Map of the regular train service routes and stations:
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