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Electricity

Electricity
In Morocco, you will encounter two types of electrical outlets: Type C and Type E, both with round prongs. The country's electrical system runs on a 220V supply voltage and a frequency of 50Hz. Make sure to bring appropriate adaptors if your devices are not compatible with these specifications.

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    Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport (CMN)

    Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport (CMN)

    Casablanca’s Mohammed V International Airport is located about 30 km south of the city centre, with the journey into Casablanca taking roughly 40–45 minutes, depending on traffic. Travellers can reach the city by ONCF trains, which run from the station in the basement of Terminal 1 to Casa‑Voyageurs and Casa‑Port approximately every hour. Official taxis (white Grand taxis) are available outside the arrivals area 24/7.

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    Dress Code

    Dress Code

    Morocco offers a rich tapestry of modern development and deep-rooted tradition, particularly noticeable as you move from urban to rural settings. For tourists, understanding and respecting this cultural backdrop is crucial. Opting for modest attire, long sleeves, and full-length bottoms is advisable for both men and women. Not only does this show cultural respect, but it's also practical: loose, airy clothing like long skirts, maxi dresses, or flowing trousers helps keep you cool and offers sun protection.

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    Trams

    Trams

    The Casablanca tramway is a simple and reliable way to get around the city. Currently, it has four lines, and it's often faster than a taxi during rush hour and a convenient way to reach spots like Ain Diab, Casa‑Port, or Parc de la Ligue Arabe without navigating traffic. Trams run roughly every 10–11 minutes and operate from early morning until late evening. Most stations have ticket machines for single rides or rechargeable cards, so you don’t need to carry cash. For information on fares, routes, and timetables, visit Casatramway's official website.

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    Taxi

    Taxi

    Taxis are widely available throughout Casablanca. Petit taxis (small, red cars) are ideal for short trips within the city, while Grand taxis (white vehicles) are typically used for longer journeys or shared routes. Petit taxis usually run on a meter, though it’s worth asking the driver to turn it on, especially at night. Uber is not currently available in Morocco, but Careem operates in Casablanca and works much like the familiar ride‑hailing app. Another option is inDrive, which lets passengers propose a fare directly to the driver.

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    Post

    Post

    Casablanca's main post office (La Poste Centrale) is located near Place Mohammed V in a beautiful neo‑Moorish building at the junction of Boulevard de Paris and Boulevard Hassan II. It is the main office for travellers and offers a full range of services, from sending letters and parcels, purchasing stamps, postcards, envelopes, and stationery, and using financial services such as money orders. It is generally open Monday to Friday from 8am to 4pm, and on Saturday from 8:30am to noon.

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