The Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, destination of the Rabat to Casablanca transfer
Rabat → Casablanca · 90 km

Rabat to Casablanca transfer

A private Rabat to Casablanca transfer covers 90 km in 1h10–1h40 door-to-door and starts from €42 for the whole car, not per person. The train is excellent on this corridor — every 30 minutes, around 40 MAD — so the private car earns its place mainly on airport runs, early departures, luggage and business meetings. Fuel, tolls, luggage and a professional English-speaking driver are included in the fixed price.

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Rabat to Casablanca is Morocco's busiest short corridor: 90 km of A3 motorway, about 70 minutes outside rush hour. Trains run every half hour and are genuinely good, which makes this one route where we will tell you the alternative is often fine.

Where the private car wins is the airport. Mohammed V (CMN) is south of Casablanca, so a train arrival still leaves you with a connection; a transfer runs Rabat door to terminal in about 80 minutes with your flight tracked.

It also wins for early departures before the first train, for meetings where you want the car waiting between appointments, and for anyone with real luggage rather than a cabin bag.

Why book Rabat to Casablanca transfer with Bacharide

Fixed price per car

€42 for the vehicle, not per seat — fuel, tolls, luggage and waiting time included. No surge, no negotiation at the door.

Door-to-door, both ends

Collected from your hotel, riad or apartment and delivered to the entrance of your destination — not a bus station on the edge of town.

You choose the departure time

No timetable, no waiting for the car to fill. Early starts and late-night runs are standard.

Luggage travels with you

Cases, pushchairs, golf bags and surfboards all fit when you tell us at booking and we send the right vehicle.

Vetted English-speaking drivers

Professional chauffeurs, most also speaking French and Arabic, in insured sub-3-year-old vehicles.

24/7 WhatsApp concierge

A real person on the other end before, during and after the ride — changes handled in minutes, not emails.

Rabat to Casablanca: transfer, bus or taxi?

On this corridor the train is a serious competitor, and we would rather say so. Here is when the car is genuinely the better call.

Rabat to Casablanca: transfer, bus or taxi?
OptionTypical priceDoor-to-door timeWorth knowing
Private transfer (Bacharide)€42 per car1h10–1h40Door-to-door, fixed price agreed at booking, English-speaking chauffeur, flight tracking and one comfort stop included.
ONCF train~40 MAD second class1h + taxisFrequent, fast and cheap — the default for a light traveller going city centre to city centre. Add taxis at both ends.
Al Boraq high-speed train~80–120 MAD~45 min + taxisQuicker again on the Tangier–Casablanca line, but still station to station and it does not serve the airport terminal.
Grand taxi~50–80 MAD per seat1h15Leaves when full, six to a car, and the fare is negotiated. Fine for locals, awkward with cases.
Self-drive hire carFrom ~300 MAD/day + ~30 MAD tolls1h10Only worth it if you need the car in Casablanca — city-centre parking is difficult.

Train, taxi and hire prices are typical 2026 operator rates and indicative only.

Going to Mohammed V airport (CMN)

CMN is roughly 110 km from Rabat, about 80 minutes on the A3 and the airport spur. A private transfer takes you terminal-side with your flight number tracked and 60 minutes of complimentary waiting after landing on the return.

By train you would change at Casa-Voyageurs or Aïn Sebaâ for the airport shuttle, which is cheap but adds a connection and is uncomfortable with more than one case each.

Traffic and timing

Outside peaks, allow 70 minutes. Between 07:30 and 09:30 into Casablanca, and 17:00 to 19:30 out of it, add 20 to 30 minutes — the bottleneck is the approach to the city rather than the motorway itself.

For a morning meeting in the Casablanca Finance City or Maârif districts, an 06:45 departure from Rabat is the reliable choice.

Vehicles and prices on this route

Economy saloon (1–3 passengers, 2–3 cases) €42. Business saloon such as a Mercedes E-Class (1–3 passengers) €48. Van or V-Class (4–7 passengers, plenty of luggage) €62. Minibus for groups up to 12–16 €78.

Every price is for the whole vehicle and includes fuel, motorway tolls, luggage, the driver and waiting time. Child seats are free on request. Round-trip bookings made in one reservation typically save 5–10% against two separate one-ways.

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Fixed price from €42 for the whole car, confirmed in under a minute. Professional chauffeur, door-to-door, 24/7 concierge on WhatsApp.

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