Casablanca Transportation

Aw gee!Air France got me all the way from Edinburgh (via Paris) on time, in style & comfort, in the middle of the worst December weather Scotland and France had...

Every now and then on the highways you will come to a stop at toll booths which follows the French style of toll collecting. The fees are not considered high...

The highways and roads between the bigger cities are generally pretty good. There are quite a few expensive cars in Casablanca where the younger drivers...

There are 2 main bus stations in Casablanca. The first one is the CTM bus station which is located in the Down town area. This station is easy to find and reach...

Casablanca's international airport is a reputable well-functioning airport. More so recently after it has opened its newly-expanded modern terminal to...

Parking in all big cities means dealing with the guards. Most of these guards are licensed. They also carry an identification card and wear a long blue uniform....

There is no shortage of buses and taxi. Each bus ride is Dh3 and Taxi meter starts at DH1.9. A fairly distance within the city should not cost more than Dh10,...

Driving in Casablanca was rather easy, the main streets were wide and quite comfortable. Like in the whole Morocco do not forget to over-use your car horn :-)....

The best way of getting around Casablanca is walking on foot. The areas you can walk around include:1. the center/downtown with Place des Nations Unies;2....

Although you can do and see a lot here on foot, your principal modes of travel will be by ferry from Malaga, Spain, plane from other parts of the World or by...