All types of transportation can get you to Morocco. The most common are naturally flights and ferries, but it's also possible to reach Morocco from France by bus.

The Eurolines company offers numerous route options between France and Morocco, as well as between major European cities and Morocco. It's a completely different way to travel, and it's also an opportunity to journey at a leisurely pace while meeting fellow travelers heading the same way. To reach Morocco by bus, expect approximately two days of travel, as road safety regulations require regular stops for driver rest. This provides the perfect opportunity for a break to eat, drink, and stretch your legs.

Eurolines' website provides various travel information and also allows you to book seats for your bus journey. You simply need to select your departure and arrival cities. Eurolines buses connect several Moroccan cities (Tangier, Rabat, Taza, Marrakech, Meknes, Fès, Casablanca and Kenitra) with approximately six French cities (Paris, Bordeaux, Poitiers, Orleans, Tours, Bayonne). Eurolines offers two types of fares: standard tickets that qualify for discounts based on passenger age groups (infants, seniors, youth and children), or promotional tickets valid outside peak season and school holidays.

However, Eurolines has implemented certain rules that passengers must respect. Eating or consuming alcohol on the bus is prohibited, and unaccompanied minors cannot travel on Eurolines buses. You are permitted to travel with two suitcases not exceeding 40 kg per passenger at no extra charge. Bulky items such as bicycles and musical instruments cannot be transported under any circumstances.

Nevertheless, traveling by bus between France and Morocco proves to be an excellent way to enjoy the unfolding landscapes along the many routes at a relaxed pace and in good spirits. It's also an opportunity to discover Moroccan culture warmly by chatting with your fellow passenger.