What airports fly to Marrakech from UK?

You can fly to Marrakech from the UK from London Gatwick , London Luton , and Manchester with easyJet's cheap flights to Morocco.

How cheap is Marrakech?

Marrakech offers something for every budget, from shoestring to luxury. You can definitely find accommodation and food for less than in most European destinations, but the city also has some amazing tasting menus, spas, and experiences that may require a higher spend.

Is there alcohol at Marrakech airport?

Yes, you can purchase alcohol in the airport in Marrakech, including at restaurants and in the duty-free shops.

How do I get from Marrakech airport to the city?

You can get to the center of Marrakech by using Bus Line 19, which should take around 30 mins. You can also book a private transfer or a taxi- the drive takes anywhere from 25 to 35 minutes depending on traffic.

Is Marrakech a walkable city?

While Marrakech is a large city, a lot of the main attractions are within easy walking distance of the medina. In fact, to explore the medina itself your only option is to walk! If you'd like to explore areas a bit further away, it's also easy to book a taxi or private transfer, or to hop on a bus.

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Why fly to Rabat?

Often overshadowed by the hustle and bustle of neighbouring Marrakech, Rabat offers a laid-back break at its best. Sun-seekers and sightseers will fall head over heels for this hushed holiday hideaway.

Perched on the western corner of Africa, the Moroccan capital is a city of two sides. First up, there’s the glorious architecture and deep-rooted history that dates to Roman times. Sight-wise, the star of the show is the Chellah, a walled complex that offers a snapshot into the ancient lives of Moroccan locals. Next door, you’ve got the famous Kasbah des Oudays, and towering into clouds is the sky-scraping Mosquée Hassan.

On the flipside, Rabat has all the sun, sea and sand you’d expect from a Moroccan getaway. Beach-lovers should head for the popular Plage de Rabat, lauded as one of the city’s best sunspots, or the glorious Oudayas beach. Each come with soft sands surrounded by jagged rocks and stunning scenery, all wrapped in miles of sparkling seas that stretch all the way to Casablanca.

With its cultural diversity, historical sites, and stunning beaches, it’s no wonder travellers have been snapping up city breaks to Rabat.

When's the best time to go?

Hottest month

July

Coldest month

January

Best time to visit

Despite the intense heat, July and August are the most popular months to fly into Marrakech. Ducking into a shady café for mint tea and browsing in the souk provide welcome respite from the sweltering sun. The mild, sunny weather of December, January and February are also popular as an escape from chilly winters elsewhere (although be prepared for a spot of rain and cold nights).

Avoid the crowds

If you're looking to sidestep the crowds and peak prices of high summer, fly to Marrakech in May, June, September or October. These shoulder season months feature plenty of sunshine (although May can see both rain showers and sandstorms) and comfortable weather for exploring the medina and browsing in the souks.