CMN — Casablanca (Mohammed V) — Taxi Fare Guide
The official taxi rank at Casablanca Mohammed V Airport is outside the arrivals terminal, served by white grand taxis (larger Mercedes-type cars seating up to six). These operate a fixed airport tariff to central Casablanca rather than a meter; the standard published fare is about 250–300 MAD for the roughly 30 km, 30–45 minute run to the city centre and the Casa-Port / United Nations Square area.
A night surcharge applies from around 20:00 (and on some holidays), pushing the fare to roughly 350–400 MAD. Because meters are seldom used at the airport, you must agree the price before you get in — confirm whether it is per car or per person, as grand taxis are legally allowed to carry several passengers. Beige petit taxis are not permitted to pick up at the airport for the full city run, so at the rank you will normally use a grand taxi.
Ride-hailing apps give a cheaper, transparent alternative: Careem, inDrive (where you name your price) and Heetch operate in Casablanca and often quote around 150–250 MAD to the centre with GPS tracking and app pricing, avoiding negotiation. Coverage and pickup rules at the terminal can vary, so check the app's designated pickup point.
| Destination | Approx. fare | Time |
| Casablanca centre (day tariff) | 250–300 MAD | 30–45 min |
| Casablanca centre (night tariff) | 350–400 MAD | 30–45 min |
| Casa-Voyageurs / Casa-Port stations | 250–320 MAD | 30–45 min |
| Mohammedia | 200–300 MAD | 20–30 min |
Practical tips: Always agree the total fare (and whether it is per car) before departure, and have small notes ready, as drivers rarely give full change. For a fixed, no-haggle price consider Careem or inDrive, or take the ONCF train if you are arriving during service hours.
Other ways to the city
Casablanca Airport has its own rail station beneath the terminal, offering the cheapest route into the city:
- ONCF train (airport → Casa-Voyageurs): the direct line runs to Casablanca's main Casa-Voyageurs station in about 30–40 minutes for around 50 MAD in 2nd class (about 60 MAD to continue toward Casa-Port). Trains run roughly hourly, with the first departure around 06:00 and the last around 22:00.
- Onward connections: from Casa-Voyageurs you can transfer to the tramway or an intercity/Al Boraq high-speed train (e.g. toward Rabat and Tangier).
- Note: the train does not run overnight, so late arrivals after about 22:00 will need a grand taxi or a ride-hailing app instead.
Fares are researched from official and public sources and are approximate — always confirm the meter or fixed fare before you travel.
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