€140 per vehicle
Route details checked in July 2026 by Ahlam Giyat, travel editor at Taxi Maroc Aéroport.
A private car from Marrakech to Casablanca costs €140 per vehicle, not per person, and takes about 3 hours over the 240 km. This is the one intercity route in Morocco where the train is genuinely excellent — around 2h40, roughly ten departures a day, and cheap. We will tell you when to take it and when a car makes more sense, because sending you to the wrong one helps nobody.
The ONCF service between Marrakech and Casa Voyageurs is fast, frequent, air-conditioned and costs between roughly 49 and 190 MAD depending on class. If you are one or two people travelling light between two city centres in daylight, take the train. We would rather say that than sell you a car you do not need.
A private car earns its price in five situations: you are three or more, so the per-head cost flips; you have real luggage; you are going to or from Mohammed V airport rather than the city; you are travelling late at night when the trains have stopped; or your address is not near either station and you would need two taxis anyway.
Everything on the table, including the parts the train ticket does not cover.
| Option | Cost | Door-to-door time | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| ONCF train (2nd class) | 49–139 MAD + taxis both ends | 2h40 + transfers | 1–2 people, light luggage, daytime |
| ONCF train (1st class) | 120–200 MAD + taxis | 2h40 + transfers | Same, with more space |
| Long-distance coach | Cheapest | 4h+ | Lowest budget, no time pressure |
| Private transfer (us) | €140 per vehicle | ~3h, door to door | 3+ people, luggage, late travel, airport runs |
The A7 motorway runs the whole way, north through Ben Guerir and Settat to Casablanca. About 3 hours of easy driving in normal conditions, more if we hit Casablanca's evening rush, which is real and worth planning around. Tolls and fuel are in the price — nothing is added at the end.
We stop once on request, usually the service area near Settat at roughly the halfway point.
If your destination is Mohammed V airport (CMN) rather than Casablanca itself, that is a different job and a different page: see Casablanca Airport ↔ Marrakech. The train does not run direct to the airport either — you would change at Casa Voyageurs, adding 30 to 45 minutes and a second ticket.
For an early flight out of CMN this matters. Missing a train connection with a boarding gate waiting is a different kind of stress from missing one on the way to a hotel.
It is Morocco's economic capital rather than a postcard city, and most of our passengers on this road are travelling for business, catching a long-haul flight, or visiting the Hassan II Mosque — one of very few mosques in Morocco open to non-Muslim visitors, and worth the trip on its own.
Coming back the other way, or heading elsewhere? The full route and price list covers every road we drive.
About 240 km by road on the A7 motorway, roughly 3 hours of driving.
For one or two people travelling light between city centres in daylight, usually yes — it takes about 2h40 and costs far less. A car wins for three or more people, real luggage, late travel, or airport connections.
Roughly 49–139 MAD in second class and 120–200 MAD in first, with about ten departures a day to Casa Voyageurs.
€140 per vehicle for up to 3 passengers, with larger vehicles available. Tolls and fuel included, price fixed at booking.
Yes — that route has its own page and price. Tell us your flight number and we track it.
Yes, one stop is included on request, usually the service area near Settat.
