51m, Direct
06:00
CasablancaCasa Voyageurs
06:51
RabatRabat Agdal
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First train
06:00
Last train
23:59
Travel duration
1h 4m
Daily departures
294
Departure station
Casablanca
Changes
direct
Arrival station
Rabat
Ticket price
from $5
Fastest trip
41m
Longest trip
3h 12m
Top Routes in Morocco
Main Moroccan rail corridors
Casablanca-Rabat is Morocco's busiest rail route, with frequent ONCF trains linking Casa Voyageurs, Rabat Ville, and Rabat Agdal in about 1 hour. Al Boraq connects Tanger Ville with Casa Voyageurs in roughly 2 hours 10 minutes via Kenitra and Rabat. Casablanca-Marrakech takes about 2 hours 40 minutes on Al Atlas trains. Casablanca-Fes usually takes around 3 hours 40 minutes, with Meknes on the same corridor. Rabat-Marrakech often runs via Casablanca in about 3 hours 40 minutes to 4 hours. Fes-Oujda remains an important eastern intercity route.
Travel from Casablanca to Rabat by train and explore Morocco's most important urban corridor, connecting economic and political centers.
Frequency
294 times per day
Casablanca
Morocco
1h 4m
Rabat
Morocco
Travel from Casablanca to Tanger by Al Boraq and visit the Kasbah Museum or explore the historic Medina overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar.
Frequency
13 times per day
Casablanca
Morocco
2h 36m
Tanger
Morocco
Travel from Casablanca to Marrakech by train and explore the Jemaa el-Fnaa square or the Jardin Majorelle in the heart of the Almohad Empire city.
Frequency
38 times per day
Casablanca
Morocco
2h 52m
Marrakech
Morocco
Travel from Rabat to Tanger by Al Boraq and visit the Kasbah of the Udayas before exploring the Grand Socco and the Caves of Hercules in the north.
Frequency
17 times per day
Rabat
Morocco
2h 11m
Tanger
Morocco
Travel from Rabat to Marrakech by train and visit the historic Kutubiyya Mosque or explore the lively stalls of Jemaa el-Fnaa square.
Frequency
31 times per day
Rabat
Morocco
4h 1m
Marrakech
Morocco
Travel from Casablanca to Fes by train to explore the medieval Fes el Bali walled city or visit the Al Quaraouiyine University and Bou Inania Medersa.
Frequency
55 times per day
Casablanca
Morocco
4h 2m
Fes
Morocco
Travel from Tanger to Marrakech by Al Boraq and Al Atlas trains to visit the Jemaa el-Fnaa square or the Jardin Majorelle in the heart of Morocco.
Frequency
1 times per day
Tanger
Morocco
9h 20m
Marrakech
Morocco
Travel from Tanger to Meknes by train to explore the UNESCO World Heritage site of Volubilis or the massive Bab Mansour gate in the old city center.
Frequency
14 times per day
Tanger
Morocco
3h 46m
Meknes
Morocco
Travel from Casablanca to Sale by train and visit the historic Bab el-Mrissa or explore the quiet beaches and the Great Mosque of Sale.
Frequency
313 times per day
Casablanca
Morocco
1h 16m
Sale
Morocco
Travel from Casablanca to Ennouasser by regional train to reach Mohammed V International Airport or explore the growing industrial hub of Nouaceur.
Frequency
74 times per day
Casablanca
Morocco
39m
Ennouasser
Morocco
Travel from Casablanca to Kenitra by Al Boraq and visit the Mehdia Beach or explore the nearby Mamora Forest and Thamusida archaeological site.
Frequency
175 times per day
Casablanca
Morocco
1h 38m
Kenitra
Morocco
Travel from Casablanca to Meknes by Al Atlas train and explore the Roman ruins of Volubilis or the massive Bab el-Mansour gate in the old medina.
Frequency
123 times per day
Casablanca
Morocco
3h 17m
Meknes
Morocco
Travel from Tanger to Asilah by train and explore the white-walled medina, seaside ramparts, and the vibrant arts scene of this coastal town.
Frequency
14 times per day
Tanger
Morocco
36m
Asilah
Morocco
Travel from Tanger to Fes by train to explore the medieval Marinid architecture and the ancient labyrinthine alleys of the Fes el Bali walled city.
Frequency
7 times per day
Tanger
Morocco
4h 30m
Fes
Morocco
Travel from Fes to Rabat by Al Atlas train and explore the Hassan Tower or walk through the historic Kasbah of the Udayas near the Atlantic coast.
Frequency
50 times per day
Fes
Morocco
3h 1m
Rabat
Morocco
Your Complete Guide to Train Travel in Morocco
Morocco has the most developed passenger rail network in North Africa, operated by ONCF. The headline service is Al Boraq, Africa's first high-speed train, running between Tanger Ville, Kenitra, Rabat Agdal, and Casa Voyageurs at up to 320 km/h on its dedicated high-speed section. Tangier to Casablanca takes about 2 hours 10 minutes, while Rabat to Tangier can take around 1 hour 20 minutes. Casablanca to Rabat is the country's busiest corridor, with frequent departures from Casa Voyageurs to Rabat Ville and Rabat Agdal throughout the day.
ONCF also runs Al Atlas intercity trains on conventional lines from Casablanca to Marrakech, Fes, Meknes, Oujda, Safi, and El Jadida. Casablanca to Marrakech usually takes about 2 hours 40 minutes, and Casablanca to Fes takes roughly 3 hours 40 minutes depending on stops. There is no operational international passenger rail from Morocco to neighboring countries in 2026, so rail travel focuses on domestic routes. Major stations such as Casa Voyageurs, Tanger Ville, Marrakech, Fes, and Rabat Agdal handle most long-distance departures.
How to Buy Train Tickets in Morocco
Purchasing train tickets in Morocco through Rail Monsters is streamlined and convenient. Focus on high-speed train services, such as the Al Boraq, to travel efficiently between major cities like Casablanca, Rabat, and Tangier. With our user-friendly platform, you can easily buy your tickets in advance, utilize various international payment methods, and benefit from our excellent customer support available around the clock.
Morocco Railway Network Map
Morocco's rail map centers on the Atlantic corridor from Tangier through Kenitra, Rabat, and Casablanca. Al Boraq uses the high-speed line between Tangier and Kenitra, then continues on upgraded tracks to Casa Voyageurs. Conventional ONCF lines run south to Marrakech and Safi, east through Meknes and Fes toward Oujda, and west to El Jadida. Rabat Agdal and Casa Voyageurs act as key interchange points.
How to buy train tickets in Morocco
On Rail Monsters, search Moroccan train routes by entering origin, destination, and date. Compare ONCF Al Boraq and Al Atlas options by departure time, travel duration, and class where available. Select First Class or Second Class when offered, then complete payment online. Advance booking is useful on Tangier-Casablanca, Casablanca-Rabat, and Casablanca-Marrakech. Rail Monsters sends booking confirmation and ticket details by email. Carry a passport or ID that matches the booking name, as staff may check passenger details on board or at the station.
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