Travel Guide to Casablanca Airport

• Casablanca Travel Guide: This guide covers the city’s restaurants, museums, and the Hassan II Mosque. It also mentions that most travelers arrive at Mohamed V International Airport (CMN), located about an hour away from Casablanca’s city center, depending on traffic.

• Mohammed V International Airport: Located 30km (19 miles) south of Casablanca, this airport is Morocco’s busiest and one of the key air transport hubs for North Africa.
• Public Transportation: The tram connects with the train for the airport at the Casa Voyageurs and Gare Oasis stations and makes stops around the city, including Place Nations Unis and Aïn Diab Plage. The train service operates from the airport arrivals area to Casablanca’s port and the city centre (journey time: 45 minutes).

• Travel Tips:
  • Ensure you have a valid visa if required, as Morocco does not have a visa-on-arrival scheme.
  • Dress comfortably, especially if you plan to explore the old Medina or other historic areas.
  • Use Bounce to find nearby bag storage in 4,000+ cities worldwide to make it easier to get around during a layover.
  • For security, allow extra time for security checks on your return to the airport, especially if your layover is during peak hours.
  • Currency and payment: Morocco uses the Moroccan dirham (MAD), and while credit cards are sometimes accepted, it’s helpful to have cash for petit taxis or shopping in the Medina.
  • Villa des Arts is a contemporary art museum featuring Moroccan and international artists, located close to the city center.
  • For travelers with an overnight layover, hotels like the Mövenpick Hotel Casablanca and the Four Seasons Casablanca provide easy access to the city and are just a short drive from the airport.
• Airport Services and Facilities:
  • Charging stations are free of charge and available for travelers to recharge their mobile devices.
  • Wi-Fi is available in Terminals 1 and 2.
  • Assistance is provided to passengers with reduced mobility, including wheelchairs and assistance staff.
  • Prayer areas are located in the public halls and boarding lounges of both terminals.
  • ATMs in public and restricted areas offer cash withdrawals in Moroccan dirhams.
  • Banks and authorized financial institutions are available for currency exchange.
  • Information stands are located in the terminals to answer travelers’ questions.
  • Tourist information is available in Arrivals at level 0 of Terminal 1.
  • Emergency Medical Unit is operational 24/7 with a doctor and nurses available at all times.
  • A pharmacy is open in Terminal 1.
  • Postal banking services are available at Poste Maroc offices in Terminals 1 and 2 arrivals.
  • Luggage wrapping service is available in check-in lounges.

• Security: Identity checks are carried out for access to the terminal, check-in, and boarding lounges and aircraft.
• Taxi Services: Taxis are available outside Arrivals, 24-hours a day.

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