Airline Tickets from Marrakech

General Info

Address : Marrakech, Morocco
Telephone : 081 000 224 or (024) 447 910
Fax : None
E-mail : Via the airport’s website
Website : www.onda.org.ma
Location : The airport is located 6km (4 miles) to the southwest of Marrakech.

Information and Customer Care Desks

A tourist information counter is available at the airport.

Available Facilities and Services

Money and communications: Both terminals have currency exchange offices, and there is an ATM in the arrival hall in Terminal 2. Post services, telephones and fax machines are available, and also Wireless Internet access is provided.
Eating and drinking: The airport has a restaurant and café as well as several snack bars and bars.
Shopping: There are several shops at the airport, including a florist, a gift shop selling local crafts items and duty-free shops selling tobacco, spirits, cosmetics, perfume and much more.
Luggage: For queries about lost luggage or property, contact the airline office or the airport information desk.
Other facilities: There is a prayer room at the airport. There is also medical assistance available.

Car Parking Info

There is one car park at the airport. Located near the terminal building, it has 363 parking spaces.

Driving by car from/to Marrakech

The airport is located only 6km (4 miles) southwest of the city centre. Drive down Avenue de la Menara and follow the signs to the airport.

Public Transportation from/to Marrakech

Bus: Bus 11 runs every 20-30 minutes to the Jemaa el-Fna (buses are infrequent on weekends). The stop is located 800m (0.5 miles) from the airport. Taxi: There is a taxi rank outside the terminal, with plenty of drivers touting for business (journey time - 15-20 minutes). Agree on a price before setting off (a sign outside the terminal will show how much you should pay, roughly). The trip takes about 15 minutes.

Marrakech is associated with a far-away exotic city, spices and herbs, snake charmers and camel trains. Actually, the reality doesn’t have many differences from this image.

Marrakech will amaze you with extensive palm groves and intertwining narrow passageways leading to noisy souks (bazaars). The name Marrakech came from the Berber language and means "Land of God". After Casablanca, Marrakesh is the second largest city in Morocco. It offers several historical and architectural sites as well as some interesting museums.

More about Marrakech in our City Guide ...