🟢 Overview: Marrakech to Fes by Train

The train from Marrakech to Fes is a popular and comfortable way to travel between two of Morocco’s most iconic cities. The ONCF trains offer an affordable and scenic journey through the heart of the country — a great option for both tourists and locals.

🕐 Marrakech to Fes Train Schedule

Trains depart daily with multiple departures throughout the day. Most services are direct Al Atlas trains, passing through Casablanca and Rabat.

⚠️ Schedule subject to change — check real-time updates before traveling.

💸 Ticket Prices

• 2nd Class: from 180 MAD

• 1st Class: from 260 MAD

💺 First-class tickets include reserved seating and more comfort — ideal for long journeys.

🚆 Train Amenities

• ✅ Air-conditioned cars

• ✅ Comfortable seats

• ✅ Toilets onboard

• ✅ Power sockets (some 1st class cars)

• ✅ Luggage space overhead and near doors

• ❌ No Wi-Fi – download your music or movies before

📍 Station Info

• Marrakech Station: Located in the Gueliz district, with taxis and buses nearby

• Fes Station: In the new city (Ville Nouvelle), easy taxi access to the old medina

🧳 Travel Tips

• 🕐 Arrive at the station at least 20 minutes early

• 🎟️ Keep your e-ticket handy for inspections

• 🍱 Bring food/snacks – limited service onboard

• 🎧 Bring headphones or a book to pass the time

• 🧼 Bathrooms onboard are basic – bring tissues/sanitizer

🟠 How to Book Marrakech to Fes Train Tickets

Booking with MYticket is quick and easy:

• ✅ Select your date and class

• ✅ Pay securely online

• ✅ Receive your ticket by email or WhatsApp

📲 Just show your ticket on your phone when boarding – no printing required!

🔍 FAQs

How long is the train from Marrakech to Fes?
Around 7.5 to 8 hours, depending on the train and number of stops.

Is there a high-speed train on this route?
No. The Al Boraq high-speed TGV only operates between Tangier and Casablanca. Marrakech to Fes is served by Al Atlas intercity trains.

Is the train better than the bus for this route?
Yes — it’s generally more comfortable for long trips, with more space and onboard facilities.

Can I buy tickets at the station?
Yes, but booking in advance helps ensure seat availability, especially in 1st class.