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Travel to Morocco from your country

Pick the country or US state you are flying from. Each page gives the flight routes, the visa rule for your passport, the time difference and the season that suits you, then how to reach Fes.

  • Flight routes and gateways
  • Visa rules by passport
  • Fes tours quoted for you
The medina of Fes below the olive-covered hills, a tall white minaret in front

Fes el-Bali, where most of our trips begin.

Fes el Bali

From your door to a riad in Fes

The same five steps, wherever you start.

Before you book

Find your flight

Most travellers land at Marrakech (RAK), Casablanca (CMN) or Fes (FEZ); Tangier (TNG) and Agadir (AGA) suit some routes. Your country or state page names the direct routes and the usual connections.

Before you fly

Check the rule for your passport

Many passports, including UK, EU, US and Canadian ones, enter Morocco without a visa for up to 90 days. Your page gives the rule for your passport; check it again with official sources before you travel.

When you land

A driver in arrivals

We can have a driver waiting with your name, and take you to the riad door, or as close as a car can go in the medina.

If you land elsewhere

On to Fes

From Casablanca or Marrakech, the train or a private driver brings you on to Fes. We plan the leg that suits your arrival time.

That evening

Your first night in the medina

A riad inside Fes el-Bali, and a guide booked for the morning if you want one.

Tell us where you fly from. We'll plan the rest with you.

  1. Tell us what drew you in. Your dates, who is travelling and what you want to see.
  2. A person reads it. We write a day-by-day plan for your group, private or small-group.
  3. You change anything. Then we confirm the guides, drivers and riads.
Plan this with us