Morocco Train Travel: ONCF Routes and Tickets

Morocco’s rail network, operated by ONCF (Office National des Chemins de Fer), is one of the most reliable and scenic ways to travel the country in 2026.

With the high-speed Al Boraq line connecting Tangier to Casablanca and expanding services to Marrakech and Agadir, trains offer a comfortable alternative to buses or driving. This guide covers key routes, ticket prices, booking methods, timetables, and practical tips for tourists and expats, ensuring smooth journeys across Morocco’s major cities and attractions.

Overview of Morocco’s Train Network

ONCF operates both conventional and high-speed trains. The Al Boraq (introduced 2018, expanded 2026) runs at up to 320 km/h between Tangier and Casablanca, cutting travel time to 2 hours 10 minutes. Conventional lines connect Casablanca to Marrakech, Fes, and Oujda. Trains are modern, air-conditioned, with first- and second-class options, Wi-Fi on high-speed routes, and onboard catering.

Main ONCF Routes and Timetables (2026)

Tangier–Casablanca (Al Boraq): 10–12 daily departures, 2h10m, first class 450–650 MAD, second 300–450 MAD.
Casablanca–Marrakech: 8–10 daily, 2h30m–3h, first class 250–350 MAD, second 180–250 MAD.
Casablanca–Fes: 6–8 daily, 3h30m–4h, first class 300–400 MAD, second 200–300 MAD.
Casablanca–Rabat: Multiple daily, 45m–1h, first class 100–150 MAD.

Timetables are available on the ONCF website or app; book 1–2 weeks ahead for high-speed.

How to Buy Train Tickets in Morocco

Online: ONCF.ma or app (English available), credit card accepted.
At Stations: Ticket counters or machines; cash or card.
First vs Second Class: First class offers larger seats, more legroom, and quieter carriages.

Practical Tips for Train Travel in Morocco

Arrive 30 minutes early for high-speed trains.
First-class seats are worth the extra cost for comfort.
Bring snacks for longer routes.
Download offline maps for rural stations.

FAQs About Morocco Train Travel

Is the Al Boraq train worth it?

Yes, fast and comfortable for north-south travel.

How much does a train ticket cost in Morocco?

150–650 MAD depending on route and class.

Can tourists buy train tickets online?

Yes, via ONCF website or app.

Morocco’s train network in 2026 offers efficient, scenic travel. Book early for best seats. Follow Lovin Morocco for more transport guides.