Traslado privado de Chefchaouen a CasablancaLuxury Travel

Chefchaouen to Casablanca is 345 km by road — roughly 4h10 in a private car by way of Tangier and Rabat. Most visitors come for business, a stopover to see the Hassan II Mosque, or because their international flight lands at Mohammed V, and the drive in is part of the story.

Who makes the Chefchaouen to Casablanca trip

Why this trip? Chefchaouen is usually a one- or two-night stop between Tangier and Fes, so departures often continue straight on. As for Casablanca, most visitors come for business, a stopover to see the Hassan II Mosque, or because their international flight lands at Mohammed V. It works as a day trip as well as a one-way transfer: the driver can wait while you walk, then take you back — ask for the return when you book.

The road from Chefchaouen to Casablanca

From Chefchaouen the road winds north out of the Rif to Tetouan's white medina and across to Tangier. South of Tangier the A1 passes Asilah and Larache, then runs through Kenitra's farmland to Rabat. South of Rabat the A1 runs past the Skhirat and Bouznika beaches and Mohammedia's port into Casablanca. Good places to break the drive: Tetouan's medina, Asilah's painted medina and Larache's Lixus ruins.

Arriving in Casablanca

Casablanca is Morocco's economic capital — a sprawling Art Deco port city, home to the Hassan II Mosque on its seafront and the country's main business district. City traffic is the main variable — the A1 ring and Boulevard d'Anfa jam at rush hour, so add half an hour on weekday evenings.

Before you go

Once you are in Casablanca, Rabat is an hour up the coast, and Marrakech under three hours down the A7. Temperate all year; winter is grey and damp more often than it is cold. The return leg, Casablanca to Chefchaouen, has its own page and the same per-vehicle pricing.