Daytrip is a platform that connects you with local drivers who will transport you door-to-door, from one city to the next. We also give you the opportunity to explore sights/attractions along the way. We drive, you discover.
All Daytrip bookings are one way. If you need a return trip on a different date, simply book this as a separate one-way trip. For a same-day excursion, please request a custom trip. If you plan to stay more than a couple hours, we still recommend booking two one way trips so you're not paying a driver for waiting.
For Daytrip’s private service, you can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before departure. For the Daytrip Pool shared shuttle, we offer 3 ticket options when booking: Non-refundable, Flexible with cancellations 24-hours before departure, and Super-flexible with cancellations up to 15-minutes before departure. While you can cancel your booking for a full refund up to 24 hours in advance, changes requested under 36 hours are subject to driver availability, especially in the high season.
Simply choose your origin and destination via our homepage and enter your departure date and time. Browse and add sightseeing stops along the way by following the booking instructions provided on screen. It's a simple, easy, and fun way to book your next adventure! And if you don’t see your desired route on our website, you can request a custom trip. You can even book without knowing your exact pick-up or drop-off address - we let you add these later!
Each passenger is allowed one large bag (29" x 21" x 11" / 74 x 53 x 28 cm) and one small bag (22" x 14" x 9" / 56 x 36 x 23 cm). Luxury sedans can only accommodate 2 large bags. We always send the vehicle that is the best fit for you and your luggage, so make sure to select the actual amount of luggage you are traveling with when booking. If you have oversized luggage, or are unsure if your luggage will fit, contact us.
Everywhere except the USA, drivers will supply appropriate child seats (just let us know during booking). In the USA, certain states require you to supply your own child seats.
A trip from Tangier to Fez will take you down along the northwestern coast of Morocco by the Atlantic Ocean to Kenitra. From Kenitra, you’ll begin your journey inland and get to Fez, about 125 miles (200 km) from the coast. The A5 and A2 highways reliably connect major cities in Morocco and cover long distances in a short amount of time.
Morocco is still up-and-coming in traveler circles and your trip is an excellent opportunity to see the more obscure parts of North Africa. Unlike a bus or train, a private driver can take you right where you’d like to go in between the major cities, so let’s get started!
About Fez
Fez is the oldest of Morocco’s imperial cities, or historical capitals, and is nicknamed the “Athens of Africa.” Visitors traveling from Tangier to Fez are amazed at the sheer amount of preserved medieval buildings and stunning Islamic architecture in its Medina district.
Fez is also home to one of the oldest universities in the world, the University of al-Qarawiyyin, which has been educating students for 1,100 years. Fez is more inland than Tangier and has more of that old-world feel than the coastal cities, so it’s great to see both places during your visit.
From Tangier to Fez: travel tips
These tips can help your drive from Tangier to Fez be the best that it can be!
Fes? Fez?
You might see Fes or Fez on maps and travel guides. Don’t fear, these are both referring to the same city!
Choose your outfit wisely
If you’ll be visiting religious sites, longer and looser clothing is required. Your shoulders, chest, and knees should be covered regardless of gender. But this dress code is also the best way to dress for sun protection as well. Loose clothing keeps air circulating near your skin, and long sleeves protect your skin from sunburn. Pick clothing made from breathable material, like linen, and avoid uncomfortable synthetics.
How to get from Tangier to Fez
Your vacation is just getting started! Here are three ways to travel from Tangier to Fez.
Private car service from Tangier to Fez
If you want the freedom and flexibility of a rental car without all the liability of driving in a foreign country, you should hire a private driver. Plus, you don’t have to deal with the hassle of returning the car or refueling.
Daytrip’s drivers operate a fleet of insured vehicles and speak both English and the local language, so you can put your mind at ease on your trip. Your driver will pick you up from your front door in Tangier and take you to all the stops you’ve booked along the route to Fez. Once in Fez, you’ll have help with your luggage and won’t have to return a rental car! Secure your ride for around $330.
Trains from Tangier to Fez
Moroccan Railways has frequent trains between Tangier and Fez. The journey takes 3 and a half to 4 and a half hours and usually requires a transfer in Kenitra. Tickets cost $11 to $27, and you can find their full timetable online.
Buses from Tangier to Fez
Buses take significantly longer, about 7 hours, to reach Fez. Tickets are $16 to $23 and this route takes you around the coast, stopping at Kenitra on its way to Fez.
Things to do when you get to Fez
After a long, exciting day of travel from Tangier to Fez, get a good night’s sleep so you can see all Fez has to offer, starting with these activities:
Go back in time in the Medina
The Fes el-Bali Medina is a UNESCO World Heritage site spanning 540 acres with over 9,000 winding cobblestone streets. It is the most complete and preserved medieval city of the Arab world. Enter the medina through the Bab Bou Jeloud Gate, or Blue Gate, to start your trip in the oldest section. With such a large distance to cover, schedule an entire day for this part of your trip.
The Medina is completely car-free and its maze-like streets will take you back in time to its founding in the 9th century. It has over 300 mosques and dozens of administrative buildings, as it served as the capital for Morocco multiple times.
Here you’ll find thousands of shops in the _souks, _or bazaars, where you can buy handmade rugs, leather goods, spices, perfumes, pottery, and jewelry. Watch craftsmen make pots and rugs right in their shops, and purchase a fez, the traditional hat for this city.
Have a spa day in a hammam
Have a traditional Moroccan hammam experience, where you can relax and rejuvenate with a steam bath, exfoliating scrub, and aromatic massage. Enjoy these centuries-old wellness practices in one of the oldest cities in the Arab world.
When is the best time to visit Fez
Plan your visit to Morocco in the spring or autumn for the best experience. During these shoulder seasons, the average temperature is about 77° F (25° C) and sunny. You’ll find a slight difference in temperature and less of the ocean breeze as you leave the coast of Tangier to Fez, which sits about 200 miles (300 km) inland.
The Moroccan heat is very intense in the summer, especially for inland cities like Fez. Temperatures in July and August regularly reach 96° F (36° C) with a very high UV index. If you’re unaccustomed to extreme heat, avoid the summers in Morocco.
关于从 Tangier 到 Fez 旅行的问答
The Al Boraq train is a high-speed train between Tangier and Casablanca. It has 5 departures per day according to its timetable, and tickets start at $36 for an economy ticket and $46 for first class. You can be in Casablanca in 2 hours and 10 minutes using this route.
The fastest train from Tangier to Fez takes between 3 and a half to 4 and a half hours. This is quite fast compared to bus transfers, which take about 7 hours. Alternatively, driving takes about the same time as the train but has the added benefit of privacy and flexibility to make stops at local attractions.
Yes, the old town of Fez is very walkable, especially the medina, Fes el-Bali. The narrow, winding streets are best explored on foot. Comfortable shoes are recommended! In other parts of the city, you may find the public buses crowded and difficult to navigate as a foreigner, so don’t be afraid to order a taxi for longer distances.
Yes, Morocco is a generally safe travel destination. Follow the standard travel precautions, like keeping your valuables close by, not carrying too much cash, and avoiding secluded streets. The biggest crime is petty theft of wallets and phones, so keep those under close watch for the best travel experience.
These cities have different geography and vibes, so comparison is difficult! A visit to both cities is the best way to see the variety of Morocco. Fez is further inland and has a more traditional Moroccan atmosphere, while Tangier is a port city with a lot more international influence.
Moroccan Railways can transport you from Fez to Tangier. The trip costs between $11 and $27 and takes 3 and a half to 4 and a half hours. You will usually transfer in Kenitra, but there are occasionally direct trains. Moroccan Railways is, for the most part, reliable, but you should put a time buffer into your schedule for delays.
沿途参观这些景点
Tetouan
Closely tied to Spain, the UNESCO-listed medina of this historic town is essentially an Andalusian Pueblo Blanco. An Andalusian Transplant
Chefchaouen
Sure the brightly colored buildings offer endless photo opportunities, but this historic village also has a rich cultural tradition unlike anywhere else in the country. Beautifully Blue
Ouazzane
This historic town is considered holy by both Jews and Muslims, and offers a blend of both cultures. Holy Harmony
Volubilis
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is the best-preserved Roman ruin in Morocco, famed for its in-situ mosaics. Magnificent Roman Mosaics
Moulay Idriss
Built around the tomb of Muhammed's great-grandson, Morocco’s holiest site is a charming town that was closed to non-muslims until the 20th century. Mecca of the West
Meknes
The former capital of Morocco, the UNESCO-listed medina of this imperial city is accessed by the most beautiful gate in the country. Gateway to Greatness
“Gonzalo from daytrip was our driver and he was absolutely amazing. He went over and beyond trying to locate us as our service wasn't so good on our phones. He patiently awaited our arrival to the lobby so he could take us from Tulum Dreams Resort to our other hotel in cancun an hour and a half away near the airport prior to our departure flight home. He was polite, respectful and kind. Made sure we were comfortable during our long ride. Fast and to the point. I recommend this company as finding a one way ride from Tulum to Cancun isn't easy or cheap and this company provides a great service for a great price. I will definitely be using them again whenever I'm in the Cancun/Tulum area. Thank you DayTrip and Gonzola.”
“We were picked up by Marianna to drive us from Heraklion to Chania. The weather was terrible & due to this Marianna arrived a few minutes late. She contacted me to advise of this. Marianna lives in Chana and she made our trip very interesting by informing us of local things to do and see in Chania. Marianna is a safe driver and we all felt comfortable with the speed she drove at and how good her driving was in heavy rain. She is a lovely person with fluent English. We highly recommend Daytrips and if you are in Heraklion or Chania please make sure you ask for Marianna.”
“Used the service to go from Luxor to Hurghada, Egypt. Ahmed H was our driver and he was perfect. The car was new, clean, he had water and snacks for us, and accommodated our stops. Great service from him and would recommend it.”
“Fast! Trustworthy! Safe! Thank you for being reliable and dependable!!! We needed to leave an hour earlier than booked and they were able to accommodate. Even arrived a few minutes early and helped us with our luggage.”
