Getting There & Around

⚡ Quick Answer Tangier to Tétouan is about 60 km — roughly an hour door to door. Cheapest & easiest: the CTM bus (~25-35 MAD, comfortable, bookable ahead). Most Moroccan: a shared grand taxi (~35-50 MAD a seat, leaves when full, faster than the bus). Most freedom: a rental car (~1 h via the inland

⚡ Quick Answer Cheapest: the ALSA public bus to Tangier’s train station — around 7-10 MAD (under €1), roughly an hour. Fastest: a taxi or pre-booked transfer, 40-50 minutes door to door. Best with luggage or kids: a pre-booked private transfer — your name on a sign, fixed price, no negotiation at midnight. Best after

The complete, honest comparison of every active Spain-Morocco ferry route in 2026: which port lands you in Tangier city, which one your car needs, real prices, passport control on board, and the discontinued routes other guides still sell.

⚡ Quick Answer Three real ways to get from Tangier to Fes: the train (our default pick — ride the Al Boraq high-speed south and connect at Kenitra, roughly 4.5-5 hours total, comfortable and scenic), the CTM bus (around 6 hours, the budget option, roughly 120-150 MAD), or a rental car (about 4 hours by

⚡ Quick Answer Fes to Chefchaouen is about 200 km — roughly 4 hours by road, and there’s no train. Your options: the CTM bus (a few departures daily, around 4–4.5 hours, book a day or two ahead in season), a rental car (the most flexible, via the scenic Ouazzane road), a private transfer or

Finding cheap flights to Tangier is less about discovering one secret website and more about comparing the right dates, airports and baggage-inclusive prices. Many travellers also know surprisingly little about their rights when a flight is delayed or cancelled—even when compensation, meals, rerouting or a refund may be available. Quick Answer For short-haul flights from

Tangier Ibn Battouta Airport is only about 12 km from central Tangier, but your arrival can still become confusing if you have not planned the last part of the journey. Taxis, an airport bus, private transfers and rental cars are available—but prices, convenience and availability vary considerably depending on where you are going. Quick Answer

Border crossings are where trip planning either pays off or falls apart. Miss one document and you’re the person holding up the line, digging through a bag while everyone behind you waits. This is the checklist version — short, actionable, organized by how you’re arriving. For the full story behind any single item, we link

Africa’s first high-speed train is Moroccan — and it changes everything about traveling between the north and the big cities. Al Boraq links Tangier to Casablanca at up to 320 km/h, cutting a journey that once took almost 5 hours down to about 2 hours 10 minutes, with Kenitra and Rabat on the way. If

A rental car is the key that unlocks Northern Morocco — the coastal road to Assilah, the mountain drive to Chefchaouen, the trail head at Akchour. But car rental in Morocco has a reputation problem: surprise deposits, “mandatory” insurance sold at the counter, pre-existing scratches billed at return. The truth? Renting in Tangier is perfectly