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Coming to the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra Region?
From Rabat's tramway to regional trains, including urban buses and taxis, explore the various options available for getting around the region efficiently.By Air Rabat-Salé Airport is the main international gateway. Regular train and bus connections link the airport to the region's cities.
By Air
Rabat-Salé Airport is the main international gateway. Regular train and bus connections link the airport to the region’s cities.
By Road
A1 and A2 Motorways: direct access from Casablanca, Tangier, and Fez.
National Roads: well-developed network connecting all urban centers.
By Train
The railway network has also been modernized with the arrival of the Al Boraq high-speed train, significantly reducing travel times from the country’s main cities.
Getting Around...
Explore the key figures that make the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region the Kingdom's premier MICE destination.
2 main lines efficiently connecting Rabat to Salé over 20 km with 31 stations, serving major tourist sites (medinas, central station, university, shopping areas).
The Alsa urban bus network serves the Rabat-Salé metropolitan area with 30 modern lines, the main ones equipped with air-conditioned vehicles, offering a flat fare of 4.50 MAD per trip.
Taxis are an essential mode of transportation in the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region, offering flexibility and convenience for your travels. Small taxis for urban trips or grand taxis for intercity connections.
Car rental offers you complete freedom to explore the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region at your own pace.
Bike taxis offer several options for all your trips: exploring the historic medina, leisurely rides, or convenient transportation to the city center.
Frequent connections between Rabat, Salé, Kénitra, and surrounding towns with comfortable and punctual trains.
Frequently Asked Questions
All the Answers to Your Practical Questions for Easy Travel in the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra Region
You have several options: bus line 2, which runs to the city center every 30 minutes for MAD 6, a taxi with a fixed fare of around MAD 100-150, or renting a car directly at the airport. The journey takes around 20-30 minutes depending on traffic and your final destination.
In the region, the use of credit cards on public transportation remains limited. Buses, trams, and taxis mainly accept cash or specific tickets and transportation cards. It is therefore recommended that you carry cash to facilitate your travel in the region.
The tram generally runs until the evening, with varying schedules depending on the line and day. It is advisable to check the official timetables for the last departures, especially in the evening or on public holidays.
Several apps operate in Rabat, although their legal status is disputed:
- Careem – Operates in Rabat, Casablanca and Mohammedia (acquired by Uber in 2019)
- InDrive – Popular in major cities including Rabat
- Heetch – Available in Rabat, Casablanca and Marrakech
No legal framework authorizes VTC activity operated by private individuals. The Ministry of Transport has been working since 2023 on a new legal framework to regulate VTCs, but nothing has been passed to date.
In the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region, you can use apps like Careem and InDrive, but their legal status remains uncertain pending the adoption of a comprehensive regulatory framework for VTCs in Morocco.