Al Boraq high-speed rail tickets
Morocco High-Speed Train Tickets Al Boraq
Tangier, Rabat, Casablanca. One premium rail journey.
Travel between Tangier, Kenitra, Rabat, and Casablanca on Morocco's premium high-speed rail service. Compare routes, check ticket availability, choose your class, review luggage tips, and plan with confidence before you travel.
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Al Boraq at a Glance
Al Boraq is Morocco's high-speed train service connecting the Atlantic business hub of Casablanca with the northern city of Tangier. It is one of the easiest ways for visitors to move between major Moroccan cities without taking a domestic flight or long road transfer.
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Al Boraq rail service
What is Al Boraq?
Al Boraq is Morocco's premium high-speed train service and the fastest rail option for traveling between Casablanca, Rabat, Kenitra, and Tangier. For many visitors, it is the most comfortable way to cross northern Morocco: modern stations, reserved seating, air-conditioned carriages, luggage space, and a smooth city-to-city travel experience.
Travelers sometimes search for Al Boraq as the Morocco bullet train or ONCF high-speed train. The important detail is the route: the high-speed service currently focuses on the Casablanca-Tangier corridor, with key stops at Casa Voyageurs, Rabat Agdal, Kenitra, and Tangier Ville.
Unlike regular trains, Al Boraq is designed for faster long-distance journeys on the Casablanca-Tangier corridor. It is especially useful for travelers arriving in Casablanca and heading north, visitors staying in Rabat who want to reach Tangier, and tourists planning a Morocco itinerary without renting a car.
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Morocco High-Speed Train Route
The core Al Boraq corridor links Casa Voyageurs, Rabat Agdal, Kenitra, and Tangier Ville. Always check the exact station names and current availability before booking.
Casa Voyageurs
City: Casablanca
Best for: Casablanca city center, business districts, other Moroccan trains, and access toward Mohammed V Airport through local train connections.
Traveler note: Casablanca has multiple rail stations, so confirm Casa Voyageurs before you travel.
Rabat Agdal
City: Rabat
Best for: Rabat city, government and business areas, and travelers staying in the capital.
Traveler note: Rabat has more than one rail stop; Rabat Agdal is the key Al Boraq station.
Kenitra
City: Kenitra
Best for: Northern Rabat region and connections toward other local routes.
Traveler note: Useful for travelers based outside central Rabat or connecting from nearby towns.
Tangier Ville
City: Tangier
Best for: Tangier city, ferry connections, northern Morocco, Chefchaouen road transfers, and Mediterranean itineraries.
Traveler note: This is the northern terminus for the high-speed route.
Popular journeys
Popular Al Boraq Routes
Tangier to Casablanca Train
Travel from Tangier Ville to Casa Voyageurs by high-speed train and avoid a long road journey. This route is popular with tourists arriving in northern Morocco, ferry passengers, business travelers, and visitors connecting onward to Marrakech or Casablanca airport.
Get TicketsCasablanca to Tangier Train
The Casablanca to Tangier high-speed train is one of Morocco's most important rail journeys. It connects Casa Voyageurs with Tangier Ville through Rabat Agdal and Kenitra, making it a comfortable option for travelers heading north.
Book NowRabat to Tangier Train
Board at Rabat Agdal and travel directly toward Tangier Ville. This is a convenient route for travelers staying in Morocco's capital who want to visit Tangier, the Mediterranean coast, or continue toward Chefchaouen.
Check ScheduleTangier to Rabat Train
Travel from Tangier Ville to Rabat Agdal with reserved seating and a smooth station-to-station journey. Ideal for visitors moving from northern Morocco to the capital.
Get TicketsCasablanca to Rabat Train
Casablanca to Rabat is one of Morocco's busiest rail corridors. Al Boraq may be available depending on station and route selection, with other ONCF train options also serving the corridor.
Check AvailabilityKenitra to Tangier Train
Kenitra is an important stop on the Al Boraq corridor and can be useful for travelers based north of Rabat or connecting from nearby cities.
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Ticket planning
How to Book Al Boraq Train Tickets
Choose your route
Select your departure and arrival stations carefully. For Casablanca, most high-speed train journeys use Casa Voyageurs. For Rabat, use Rabat Agdal. For Tangier, use Tangier Ville.
Select your travel date
Train availability and prices can vary by date, season, class, and demand. Booking earlier is usually better, especially during weekends, holidays, and peak travel periods.
Choose First Class or Second Class
Both classes offer reserved seating, but First Class is usually quieter and more spacious. Second Class is practical for budget-conscious travelers.
Confirm passenger details
Make sure names, route, date, and departure time are correct before confirming your ticket.
Receive your ticket information
Depending on the booking method, you may receive a digital ticket or booking confirmation. Keep it available on your phone and arrive at the station early.
We provide booking assistance for travelers who prefer help in English or want to avoid confusion with station names, payment steps, and route choices.
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Al Boraq Ticket Prices & Availability
Al Boraq ticket prices are not always fixed. Fares may change depending on route, travel date, class, booking time, demand, and promotional availability. First Class normally costs more than Second Class, while earlier booking can help travelers find better options when seats are available.
Schedules, prices, and seat availability vary by travel date, season, class, and demand. Travelers should check availability before booking. ONCF states that ticket sales may open up to 3 months before departure, but availability and sales periods can still depend on the route, date, and current conditions.
| Factor | How it affects your trip |
|---|---|
| Route | Longer routes usually cost more than shorter ones. |
| Class | First Class is more premium; Second Class is more budget-friendly. |
| Date and time | Weekends, holidays, and peak hours can be busier. |
| Advance booking | Booking earlier may improve availability. |
| Seat availability | Popular trains can sell out or show limited options. |
Comfort choice
First Class or Second Class: Which Should You Choose?
Both classes offer a modern train experience with reserved seating. The better choice depends on journey length, comfort expectations, luggage, budget, and how quietly you prefer to travel.
First Class
First Class is best for travelers who want a quieter, more comfortable experience, especially on longer journeys such as Casablanca to Tangier or Tangier to Casablanca. It can be a good choice for business travelers, couples, families with luggage, or visitors who prefer extra comfort.
Second Class
Second Class is the practical choice for most travelers. It is usually more affordable while still offering a modern high-speed train experience with reserved seating.
| Category | First Class | Second Class |
|---|---|---|
| Comfort | More space and quieter atmosphere. | Modern reserved seating for everyday travel. |
| Price | Usually higher. | Usually more budget-friendly. |
| Best for | Long journeys, business travel, extra comfort. | Shorter trips, practical travel, value-focused travelers. |
| Luggage | Helpful if you want more calm while boarding with bags. | Works well if you travel light or board early. |
| Seat environment | Often quieter and more spacious. | More active, practical, and still reserved. |
| Recommendation | Worth considering for Casablanca-Tangier. | Often enough for shorter journeys. |
For short journeys, Second Class is often enough. For longer journeys, early morning departures, business travel, or premium comfort, First Class can be worth it.
Before boarding
Al Boraq Luggage Rules & Tips
Most travelers bring a suitcase, backpack, or carry-on bag on Al Boraq. The train is designed for intercity travel, so you will usually find luggage areas near carriage entrances and overhead space for smaller bags. Keep valuables, passports, phones, and wallets with you at your seat.
- Arrive early if traveling with large luggage.
- Use luggage racks for big suitcases.
- Keep documents and valuables close.
- Avoid blocking aisles and doors.
- Label your bags if possible.
- Families should board early to organize luggage calmly.
Luggage rules and onboard practices may change, so travelers should check current conditions before departure.
Station clarity
Al Boraq Station Information
Station names matter in Morocco. Checking the exact departure and arrival station is one of the simplest ways to avoid delays, wrong transfers, or booking confusion.
Casa Voyageurs
Casa Voyageurs is Casablanca's main long-distance railway station and the principal Al Boraq station in the city. It is useful for travelers staying in Casablanca, connecting to other Moroccan train routes, or continuing toward Mohammed V Airport through local rail connections.
Rabat Agdal
Rabat Agdal is the main high-speed train station for Morocco's capital. It is modern, practical, and convenient for many business and tourist stays in Rabat.
Kenitra
Kenitra is a key stop between Rabat and Tangier. It is useful for travelers based in the wider Rabat-Kenitra region or connecting from nearby towns.
Tangier Ville
Tangier Ville is the main railway station for Tangier and the northern terminus of the high-speed line. It is useful for visitors staying in Tangier, travelers arriving from ferry routes, and tourists continuing toward Chefchaouen or the Mediterranean coast.
Station name tip
Always check the exact station name. Casablanca has multiple stations, and Rabat has more than one rail stop. For Al Boraq, the key names are usually Casa Voyageurs, Rabat Agdal, Kenitra, and Tangier Ville.
Morocco trip planning
Where Al Boraq Fits Into Your Morocco Trip
Casablanca → Rabat → Tangier
Perfect for travelers who want to combine Morocco's largest city, the capital, and the northern coast in one efficient rail itinerary.
Tangier → Rabat → Casablanca → Marrakech
Use Al Boraq for the high-speed section between Tangier and Casablanca, then connect by regular train or private transfer toward Marrakech.
Spain / Ferry Arrival → Tangier → Casablanca
Travelers arriving in northern Morocco can continue south by train instead of taking a long road transfer.
Casablanca Airport → Casa Voyageurs → Tangier
Visitors arriving at Mohammed V Airport can connect toward Casa Voyageurs and continue by high-speed train to Tangier, depending on timing and availability.
On the train
What to Expect Onboard
Al Boraq is designed to make long-distance travel feel simple. Instead of dealing with traffic, long bus journeys, or domestic airport procedures, travelers can move between city centers with a reserved seat and a predictable station-to-station experience.
Reserved seating
Air-conditioned carriages
Smooth intercity journey
Luggage areas
Station announcements
Ticket checks
Families and groups
Business travelers
Travel calmly
Practical Tips Before You Travel
- Arrive at the station early, especially with luggage.
- Double-check your departure station.
- Keep your ticket and ID/passport accessible.
- Book earlier during holidays and weekends.
- Choose First Class for quieter long journeys.
- Keep valuables with you.
- Check onward transfers before arrival.
- Do not assume every Moroccan city is served directly by Al Boraq.
- Marrakech, Fes, Meknes, and other cities may require regular train connections or transfers.
- If traveling to Chefchaouen, continue from Tangier by road transfer or bus.
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Why Travelers Use MoroccoHighSpeedTrain.com
Many travelers are not familiar with Moroccan station names, train classes, payment steps, or route combinations. Our goal is to make the process easier by giving clear details before you book and practical help when you need it.
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Avoid mixing up Casablanca, Rabat, and onward connections.
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Traveler questions
Morocco High-Speed Train FAQ
What is the Morocco high-speed train called?
Morocco's high-speed train is called Al Boraq. It is operated by ONCF and currently serves the Casablanca-Tangier corridor through key stations including Casa Voyageurs, Rabat Agdal, Kenitra, and Tangier Ville.
Is Al Boraq the same as ONCF?
ONCF is Morocco's national railway operator. Al Boraq is the high-speed train service operated by ONCF.
Which cities does Al Boraq serve?
Al Boraq serves the main high-speed route between Casablanca and Tangier, with stops including Casa Voyageurs, Rabat Agdal, Kenitra, and Tangier Ville.
Does Al Boraq go to Marrakech?
Al Boraq does not currently run directly to Marrakech. Travelers can usually take Al Boraq between Tangier, Rabat, Kenitra, and Casablanca, then connect to Marrakech using regular train services or another transfer option.
Does Al Boraq go to Fes?
Al Boraq does not directly serve Fes on the high-speed line. Travelers may need to connect through regular ONCF train services depending on their route.
Can foreigners book Al Boraq tickets?
Yes. Foreign travelers can book Al Boraq tickets, but some visitors prefer booking assistance because station names, payment steps, or ticket options can be confusing.
Should I choose First Class or Second Class?
Second Class is practical for most travelers. First Class is better if you want a quieter, more spacious journey, especially on longer routes such as Casablanca to Tangier.
Is luggage allowed on Al Boraq?
Travelers commonly bring luggage onboard. Use luggage racks for larger bags and overhead space for smaller items. Always keep valuables and documents with you.
How early should I arrive at the station?
Arrive early enough to find your platform, organize luggage, and board calmly. This is especially important during weekends, holidays, and busy travel periods.
Can I travel from Tangier to Casablanca by high-speed train?
Yes. Tangier Ville to Casa Voyageurs is one of the main Al Boraq high-speed train routes.
Can I travel from Casablanca to Tangier by high-speed train?
Yes. Casa Voyageurs to Tangier Ville is a key Al Boraq route connecting Casablanca with northern Morocco.
Is Al Boraq better than taking the bus?
For many travelers, Al Boraq is faster and more comfortable than a long road journey between Casablanca, Rabat, Kenitra, and Tangier. Buses may still be useful for cities not served by the high-speed line.
Are Al Boraq tickets refundable?
Refund and exchange conditions depend on the fare type, booking channel, timing, and current rules. Always check the conditions before confirming your ticket.
Are seats reserved on Al Boraq?
Al Boraq tickets are normally associated with a specific train and seat/class selection. Always check your ticket details carefully.
Can I buy tickets at the station?
Tickets may be available at stations, but availability can vary. Booking in advance is recommended, especially during busy periods.
Is there Wi-Fi onboard?
Onboard services can vary. Travelers should not rely on Wi-Fi for essential work or travel documents unless confirmed before departure.
Is food available onboard?
Food and drink services may vary by train and period. It is wise to bring water and essentials, especially for longer journeys.
Which Casablanca station should I use for Al Boraq?
Casa Voyageurs is the main Casablanca station for Al Boraq high-speed train journeys.
Which Rabat station should I use for Al Boraq?
Rabat Agdal is the main Rabat station served by Al Boraq.
Which Tangier station should I use for Al Boraq?
Tangier Ville is the main Tangier station for Al Boraq.
Can I connect from Casablanca Airport to Al Boraq?
Travelers arriving at Mohammed V Airport may connect by train or transfer toward Casa Voyageurs, then continue by Al Boraq depending on timing and availability.
Is MoroccoHighSpeedTrain.com operated by ONCF?
No. MoroccoHighSpeedTrain.com is an independent travel information and booking assistance service. ONCF is Morocco's national railway operator.
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