Practical guide · written from Morocco

Morocco for visitors and football fans

Getting to Morocco, getting around, enjoying the cities and preparing for the 2030 World Cup: concrete, checked and up-to-date advice.

≈ 1 hcrossing from Tarifa
6cities to watch for 2030
EN · FRa bilingual guide

Where to start

The three questions everyone asks before setting off.

Getting there

Taking the ferry

From Spain (Algeciras, Tarifa, Almería, Motril) or France (notably Sète), ferries sail to Tanger Med, Tanger Ville and Nador. In summer, book early.

All crossings →
On the ground

Things to do in the main cities

Medinas, souks, riads, desert and Atlas trips: our ideas for Marrakech, Fes, Tangier, Rabat, Casablanca and Agadir.

Day trips from Marrakech →
2030

The 2030 World Cup in Morocco

Morocco co-hosts the tournament with Spain and Portugal. Cities, stadiums, transport, accommodation: we follow the official announcements to help you plan your trip.

Cities to watch for 2030

Six major cities at the heart of Morocco's plans, all linked by rail or motorway.

CasablancaMain air gateway and business capital
RabatThe capital, one hour from Casablanca by train
TangierFacing Spain, linked south by the Al Boraq high-speed train
MarrakechThe most visited city in the countryDay trips →
FesOne of the oldest medinas in the world
AgadirThe Atlantic beach resort

The final list of stadiums and the match schedule will be confirmed by the organisers; we update this guide with every announcement.

About us

Morocco Fan Guide is an independent guide run by a football fan who lives in Morocco. Our goal: useful, checked and up-to-date information, in English and French.