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Economy Room | Less than 17 euro |
Medium Price Room | From 17 to 45 Euro |
Good Quality Room | More than 45 Euro |
Source: Lonely Planet
Economy Meal | Less than 7 Euro |
Medium Price Meal | From 7 to 22 Euro |
Good Quality Meal | More than 22 Euro |
Alcohol is relatively rare, though the Meknès region produces pleasant wines.
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Rabat - Sale (RBA) | 9 km / 6 miles | private cars and shuttle vans | - | - | Available |
Casablanca - Mohammed V (CMN) | 25 km / 16 miles | MAD 200-300 / 30-40 min | MAD 20 / 45 min | MAD 35 / 30 min | Available |
Marrakech - Menara (RAK) | 6 km / 4 miles | MAD 60 / 10-15 min | MAD 3 | - | Available |
There exists a rather dense bus network in Morocco, which is both cheap and fairly popular. The main lines are those of Morocco Public Transportation, SATAS, Trans Ghazala and Supratours Travel. Fares can be as low as MAD 40 for a one-hour journey between Fes and Meknes, and even the 12- to 15-hour long-haul routes cost no more than MAD 300. Most towns in Morocco have a main bus station, called a gare routière.
To access more isolated areas, collective cars known as grands taxis, or 'big taxis', must be used. Grands taxis are usually old Mercedes sedans and can be found near bus stations, train stations and busy streets. These taxis always travel with six passengers. Multiple seats can be bought if one is in a hurry or wishes for more space.
Name | Type | Domestic Flights | International Flights |
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Royal Air Maroc | Major | Yes | Yes |
Jet 4 You | Low-cost | No | Yes |
Ryanair | Low-cost | No | Yes |
You Can Consult The EU Air Safety List. Look Also at the rating of the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
Drivers must carry their driving license and passport at all times in case they are pulled over by the police. In Morocco, cars are driven on the right-hand side and at round-abouts drivers give priority to those entering. In traffic-heavy areas the speed limit is around 40kmph, on open road it is 100 kmph and on the motorways the speed limit is 120 kmph. If caught speeding, on-the-spot fines begin at MAD 400.
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