Privat biltransfer frÄn Fez till Marrakesh
Dörr till dörr
pÄ 5 h 20 min
pÄ 5 h 20 min
FrĂ„n 81 âŹ
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Reseinformation
UpphÀmtning
Din förare kommer att möta dig pÄ din adress i Fez.
- Dörr-till-dörr-service
- HjÀlp med ditt bagage
Resa
Du kommer att resa bekvÀmt i 5 h 20 min.
- Valfri sightseeing
- Ren, bekvÀm bil
- Professionell chaufför
- Flaskvatten
- Barnstolar
- Handikappanpassad
- Rökfri
- HusdjursvÀnlig
AvlÀmning
Din förare kommer att slÀppa av dig pÄ din adress i Marrakesh.
- Dörr-till-dörr-service
- HjÀlp med ditt bagage
Totalt
531 km5 h 20 min
FrÄgor och svar om att resa frÄn Fez till Marrakesh
What is the driving distance from Fez to Marrakesh?
The driving distance between Fez and Marrakesh is approximately 333 miles (535 kilometers). This scenic route through Morocco's heartland takes about 5 hours and 20 minutes of comfortable travel time with Daytrip's professional drivers.
How long does it take to travel from Fez to Marrakesh by car?
The journey from Fez to Marrakesh takes approximately 5 hours and 20 minutes by private transfer. To break up the driving time and stretch, add a sightseeing stop or two at fascinating sights along the way.
What is the best time of year to travel between Fez and Marrakesh?
The ideal times are spring (March-May) and fall (September-November) when temperatures are comfortable. Summer can be very hot, especially in Marrakesh, while winter brings cooler temperatures, particularly in Fez which is located further north near the Atlas Mountains.
What are the main differences between Fez and Marrakesh?
Fez is Morocco's spiritual and cultural capital, known for its authentic medieval medina and traditional crafts like leather tanning. Marrakesh is more tourist-oriented with vibrant souks, the famous Jemaa el-Fnaa square, and more nightlife options. Fez offers a more authentic, less commercialized experience.
What should I know about Moroccan culture during this transfer?
Morocco is a predominantly Muslim country with conservative dress codes, especially in smaller towns along the route. Friday is the holy day when some shops close for prayers. Tipping (around 10%) is customary for good service, and bargaining is expected in markets and souks.
What currency should I have for stops along the way?
The Moroccan dirham (MAD) is the local currency. It's advisable to have cash for small purchases, tips, and entrance fees to attractions. Many restaurants and shops in tourist areas accept credit cards, but cash is preferred for local markets and small vendors.
Are there interesting stops between Fez and Marrakesh?
Yes, the route offers several fascinating stops including Meknes (one of Morocco's imperial cities), the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis, and other major cities, such as Rabat and Casablanca.
Is it safe to travel between Fez and Marrakesh?
Morocco is generally safe for tourists, and the main highway between Fez and Marrakesh is well-maintained and regularly traveled. Daytrip's professional drivers are experienced with the route and local conditions, ensuring a safe and comfortable journey through Morocco.
Vanliga frÄgor
Om du har nÄgra frÄgor, hÀr Àr svaren.Daytrip Àr det mest bekvÀma sÀttet att uppleva 14 600+ stÀder runt om i vÀrlden.
Varje resenÀr förtjÀnar verklig insikt i kulturerna i de lÀnder de besöker. Och varje fantastisk plats pÄ jorden förtjÀnar att besökas och uppskattas. Vi tror att unik lokal kunskap och verklig mÀnsklig kontakt Àr oersÀttliga nÀr det gÀller att verkligen förstÄ en annan kultur.
