How much does a transfer from Casablanca airport cost

How Much Does a Transfer from Casablanca Airport Cost

The cost of a transfer from Mohammed V airport in Casablanca varies considerably depending on your chosen mode of transport, destination and arrival time. This guide gives you current 2025 fares for every option to help you budget your transport from the moment you arrive in Morocco.

ONCF Train: The Cheapest Option

The rail shuttle between the airport and Casa-Voyageurs station is the most economical option. A second-class ticket costs around 45–50 DH (€4–5). First class is 60–70 DH. The train departs from level -1 of Terminal 1 every 30 to 60 minutes.

Note: from Casa-Voyageurs station you will likely still need a taxi or tram to reach your hotel, which adds to the total cost.

Grand Taxis: Negotiated Fares

Inter-city grand taxis offer rides from the airport to various destinations. Approximate 2025 fares are:

• Casablanca centre (Maarif, City Centre): 250–350 DH
• Corniche / Ain Diab: 300–400 DH
• Sidi Maarouf / Hay Hassane: 180–250 DH
• Mohammedia: 180–230 DH
• Rabat: 600–800 DH
• Marrakech: 1,000–1,400 DH

These prices are for the whole vehicle and may vary depending on negotiation. Surcharges for luggage or night journeys may apply.

Welcomorocco Private Transfer: Guaranteed Fixed Price

With a private transfer booked online, the price is fixed in advance and does not change. It includes:

• Personalised meet-and-greet in the arrivals hall
• Direct journey to your destination
• Luggage (no surcharge)
• Motorway toll
• Fuel

The exact price is displayed on the Welcomorocco website when booking. To central Casablanca, it is generally comparable to a grand taxi, with significantly better service.

Total Cost by Group Size

To assess value for money, think in terms of cost per person:

• Solo or duo: Train is most economical; private transfer is a modest extra for much better comfort
• Group of 3–4: Grand taxi or private transfer often works out cheaper per person than train plus city taxi
• Family of 5+: A private minivan is the most practical and often most economical per person

Hidden Costs to Watch Out For

• Taxi surcharges for bulky luggage (not systematic but possible)
• Night supplement (after 9pm) for some taxis
• Tip for porters if your hotel is in the medina

With Welcomorocco, none of these extras apply — the price shown is the final price.

To plan your transport budget in Morocco, check fares on the Welcomorocco website and book in advance for a fixed price and impeccable service.