Your driver will meet you at your address in Casablanca.
You’ll travel in comfort for 3 h 10 min.
Your driver will drop you off at your address in Fez.
The drive from Casablanca to Fez covers the distance in just over 3 hours, and with a Daytrip private transfer, you can either choose to get to Fez directly or stop en route for some sightseeing.
For instance, you may consider stopping in Morocco’s capital city, Rabat, for a laid-back exploration of Barbar culture among the tightly winding medieval alleys and the blue-painted Kasbah. Or, visit what used to be Rabat’s sister city, Salé. The city may sound familiar because its prominent pirate occupation was featured in Daniel Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe when Crusoe was held captive by Salé Rovers.
Salé is a smaller town with a smaller tourism industry, meaning you can explore a quieter and less crowded souk. You can also visit the 14th-century Medersa for its intricately detailed mosaics and hand-carved details.
If you prefer to use Daytrip to transfer directly to Fez, you can look forward to a smooth, stress-free journey with convenient door-to-door service by a friendly, English-speaking local driver.
After your drive from Casablanca to Fez, you will find yourself in a vibrant UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring remarkable ancient architecture and a bustling pedestrian-centric atmosphere.
Fez holds a storied history, once serving as the capital of the country and now holding significant spiritual and trade ties. The labyrinth-like Medina is home to world-renowned handicrafts, including metal works, wood carving, and other arts as well as consumables such as a wide range of spices. Wandering around the Medina is an experience unlike any other, and the shopping here is unmatched for those comfortable with haggling.
The city is perhaps most known for its spiritual presence, as it is the original home of the mystical branch of Islam known as Sufi. The city has historically beget many Islamic scholars and remains a vital religious and academic center.
The city is a fantastic place to look for traditional Moroccan artworks such as etched metal and shaped brass objects, including lamps and trays. These typically feature detailed Islamic motifs such as flowers and repeating geometric patterns.
Fez is also a great destination for finding a range of the country’s best cuisine, especially given its previous status as the capital. One notable dish is b'stilla, a flaky pastry containing chicken, onion, almonds, and a rich spice blend.
The city, and specifically the medina, is atop a hill, so be prepared for lots of walking (but know that the views from hilltop locations such as the famous Mereinid Tombs are well worth the effort!)
Before you embark on your exciting Casablanca to Fez transfer, there are a few things to keep in mind that will help you have the best trip possible.
For the most convenient and efficient journey from Casablanca to Fez, a Daytrip private transfer is the best option. You will experience unmatched safety and comfort, and if you’re opting for a direct trip, you will reach Fez quicker than you might by public transit. This is a great option for those with more luggage than would be comfortable on a train journey or for those on a tighter time crunch, given the quick travel time of just over 3 hours.
While on a private car transfer, you should consider adding a sightseeing stop or two to your journey. This will greatly elevate your travel day and allow you to see parts of Morocco you’d otherwise skip without committing to spending an extra night along the way. You will also get to break up the driving distance with stops and give yourself a more pleasant experience overall.
There are a few options for your trip from Casablanca to Fez, including both private and public transportation routes, each varying in cost and expected travel time.
There are some direct flights from Casablanca to Fez, though it is much more common to have a layover first in Marrakech. The fastest route is 4 hours long, and most flights with layovers take at least 5 hours and 40 minutes. With the pre-departure arrival time at the airport, even the shortest flight route takes longer than driving. Flights cost anywhere from $62 to $336 depending on the route and how far in advance you book your journey.
There is a direct train from Casablanca to Fez, taking 4 hours and 10 minutes. The tickets cost around $11 to $21, and you should be aware that you will need to walk to your accommodation or the center of the Medina upon arrival, which is an uphill journey.
There is not a direct bus to Fez from Casablanca, and the closest you can get by bus is Meknès, which is about an hour outside of Fez by car. The bus will cost $9 to $16 and take 3 hours and 40 minutes to reach Meknès. There are sometimes taxis and rideshares available here, but the prices will vary and may not be reliably available.
The most efficient transfer option from Casablanca to Fez is a private car service such as Daytrip. This service gets you door-to-door in just 3 hours and 10 minutes, with costs starting at $54 per passenger. You will be picked up and dropped off directly at your accommodation in either city (or as close to the Medina as cars are allowed in Fez), and your friendly local driver will assist you with your luggage at either destination.
Upon your arrival in Fez, you will be surrounded by mountainous beauty that boasts a range of fascinating historical and cultural attractions.
For starters, the Fez Medina is both the oldest and largest of its kind in North Africa and it also happens to be the world’s largest vehicle-free urban center. Once inside the incredibly well-preserved Medina, it is easy to appreciate its history as you navigate through the narrow 9th-century streets and observe the intricate tile work, stained glass, and carved architectural features.
Enjoy a break from the tightly winding Medina streets by exploring the area’s only public garden, featuring fountains and a variety of plants, flowers, and palm trees. Birds enjoy cooling off here, too, lending the park a peaceful ambiance that makes for a relaxing reprieve from the city walls.
This icon of religious architecture is now open to the public, meaning you can spend a day roaming the marble courtyard and appreciating the building’s extravagant wood carvings as well as the many tile mosaics throughout the property. You can easily spend hours here wandering the grounds and noticing newly mesmerizing details around every corner.
The tanneries are a series of clay-ware pots that hold different colored dyes used for coloring animal skins and leather products. The sight of all of the pots of dye is most remarkable from above via a rooftop terrace, but what most travelers remember about the tanneries is the strong smell. It’s worth bringing a scarf or a bit of fragrant mint with you to help you navigate the area’s sometimes overwhelming scent.
The tanneries are a crucial part of the culture in Fez, and the largest of them is the Chouara tannery, which also holds the title of the largest leather tannery worldwide.
As you prepare for your trip from Casablanca to Fez, you should be advised that some seasons offer more enjoyable weather and fewer crowds. The spring and autumn seasons are the most popular because they provide milder temperatures and tend to be drier than the summer in Fez - but keep in mind that this is when tourism will reach its peak.
To avoid the biggest crowds and get the best deals on Medina-central accommodation, consider coming in late February or early December, right as the weather begins to shift. You will still avoid the worst of the rain and heat and can sometimes grab great deals on flights and tours.
Once a haven for pirates, Morocco’s capital and its UNESCO-listed medina offers laid-back serving of Barbar culture. The Quiet Coastal Capital
The historic city where Robinson Crusoe was imprisoned by pirates has preserved its history while outgrowing nearby Rabat. A Captivating Tradition
The former capital of Morocco, the UNESCO-listed medina of this imperial city is accessed by the most beautiful gate in the country. Gateway to Greatness
Built around the tomb of Muhammed's great-grandson, Morocco’s holiest site is a charming town that was closed to non-muslims until the 20th century. Mecca of the West
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is the best-preserved Roman ruin in Morocco, famed for its in-situ mosaics. Magnificent Roman Mosaics
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Jan 13, 2020All Daytrip drivers speak English* as well as their native language (and sometimes additional languages too!). They'll be happy to discuss local history and culture with you, as well as answer any questions you may have. And because they speak the language, they're able to provide you with a unique opportunity to connect with local culture. *Drivers for Lite service aren't required to speak English but must meet all other standards.
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Pets are allowed (and loved)! We just need to know beforehand. You can tell us about them in the next phase of the booking.
Gratuity isn’t included or required, but if you really enjoyed your trip, you can show your driver your appreciation with an optional tip (10% is sufficient).
Each passenger is allowed to have one checked bag and one carry on. If you’re traveling with more bags or oversized luggage, you can adjust this while booking.
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