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Search live departures, compare fares, and book seats for ONCF and Al Boraq routes with a fast, traveler-friendly checkout.
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Explore routes, classes, and stations
Travel essentials
- Morocco rail covers key cities like Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Marrakech, and Fes.
- Al Boraq runs the high-speed corridor in the north, while ONCF intercity trains cover long routes.
- Arrive 20-30 minutes early for platform checks and luggage space.
- 1st class offers reserved seating; 2nd class is budget-friendly and busy on peak days.
- Tickets are checked onboard and sometimes at station gates, so keep them handy.
- Most stations have cafes, ATMs, and taxi stands for easy connections.
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Top Morocco train routes
Casablanca to Marrakech
Book the most popular intercity route.
Marrakech to Fes
Book long-distance departures across Morocco.
Tangier to Casablanca
Reserve Al Boraq high-speed seats.
Rabat to Casablanca
Frequent departures for quick trips.
Fes to Casablanca
Intercity fares and booking options.
Rabat to Marrakech
Secure seats for the capital-to-Marrakech route.
Booking help center
How to buy tickets
Step-by-step booking instructions.
ONCF train classes
Choose 1st vs 2nd class before you book.
Morocco train prices
Fare ranges to plan your budget.
Al Boraq high-speed
High-speed booking details and times.
Travel tips
Boarding and transfer essentials.
Luggage rules
What you can bring onboard.
FAQs
What is the best way to buy Morocco train tickets?
Booking online through the official ONCF platform is the easiest way to compare times and reserve seats.
Are Morocco trains tourist-friendly?
Yes. Stations are modern, signage is clear, and trains are safe and comfortable.
Which routes use the Al Boraq high-speed train?
Al Boraq runs between Tangier, Kenitra, Rabat, and Casablanca.
Do I need to book in advance?
For long routes or weekends, booking ahead is highly recommended.