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Casablanca to Tangier by Al Boraq – Schedules, Prices & How to Book

The Al Boraq high-speed train gets you from Casablanca (Casa Voyageurs) to Tangier Ville in around 2 hours 10 minutes. It’s the fastest, most comfortable, and most reliable way to travel between Morocco’s business hub and the gateway to the Strait of Gibraltar.

Use this guide for schedules, price ranges, booking steps, which station to use, and pro tips to save money.

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Why Choose Al Boraq (Casablanca → Tangier)?

  • Fast: About 2h10 vs 3h+ on classic trains.
  • Comfortable: Reserved seats, 1st/2nd class options, power outlets, modern coaches.
  • Frequent: Multiple departures daily from morning to evening.
  • Easy connections: Simple links from Casa Port and CMN airport to Casa Voyageurs.

Which Casablanca Station? (Casa Voyageurs vs Casa Port)

All Al Boraq departures to Tangier leave from Casa Voyageurs.
Casa Port serves downtown/local and airport trains.

If you’re at Casa Port: take the short local train (≈10–12 minutes) to Casa Voyageurs, then board Al Boraq to Tangier. This transfer runs frequently and is inexpensive.

Journey Time & Frequency

  • Average duration: ~2 h 10 min
  • Fastest services: ~2 h 05–2 h 17 (varies by time of day)
  • Stops: Typically Rabat Agdal and Kénitra before arriving at Tangier Ville
  • Frequency: Several departures daily; check live times on the booking platform before you go.

Ticket Prices (What to Expect)

Fares use dynamic pricing (date, demand, and how early you book). Typical ranges:

  • 2nd Class: ~89 – 172 MAD
  • 1st Class: ~129 – 224 MAD

Best savings tip: Book as early as possible and avoid peak times; prices rise closer to departure.

How to Book (Step by Step)

  1. Open the official ONCF booking website or the ONCF Voyages app.
  2. Search Casa Voyageurs → Tangier Ville for your date.
  3. Pick 1st/2nd class and your preferred time.
  4. Enter passenger details and pay online securely.
  5. Receive a QR e-ticket by email or in-app—show it on your phone at boarding (no print needed).

Classes & Onboard Experience

1st Class

  • Wider seats, extra legroom, quieter cars—ideal for working or relaxing.

2nd Class

  • Great value and perfectly comfortable for a ~2-hour trip.

Luggage

  • Cabin bag + medium suitcase typically fit in overhead racks or luggage areas. Keep valuables with you.

Useful Connections

From Casablanca Airport (CMN) to Al Boraq:
Airport train → Casa Port → quick local train to Casa Voyageurs → board Al Boraq to Tangier.

From Tangier Med Ferries after arrival in Tangier:
Continue from Tangier Med to Tangier city, then to Tangier Ville station for onward trains. For this south-north route, you already end at Tangier Ville—plan your city/ferry transfers from there as needed.

Sample Itineraries (Realistic)

Morning Business Trip

  • 07:30 Arrive Casa Voyageurs, coffee & ticket check
  • 08:00 Al Boraq to Tangier
  • 10:10–10:20 Arrive Tangier Ville

Evening Return

  • 17:30 Board Tangier Ville → Casa Voyageurs (reverse direction)
  • ~19:40 Arrive Casablanca, tram/taxi to hotel or quick transfer to Casa Port

Future Upgrades & News

Morocco is expanding high-speed rail (Kenitra–Marrakech corridor and a future airport link). As sections open, expect even shorter journey times and more frequent service. We’ll keep this page updated for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is Casablanca to Tangier by Al Boraq?
Around 2 hours 10 minutes, depending on the departure.

Which station do I depart from in Casablanca?
Casa Voyageurs. If you’re at Casa Port, take a short local train to Casa Voyageurs first.

What are typical prices?
2nd class: ~89–172 MAD; 1st class: ~129–224 MAD (dynamic pricing; book early for the best deals).

Are e-tickets accepted on board?
Yes. QR e-tickets from the website or app are valid—no need to print.

Can I come straight from Casablanca Airport?
Yes. Airport train to Casa Port, quick local train to Casa Voyageurs, then Al Boraq to Tangier Ville.

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