Getting around Fes

The medina is walk-only. Taxis are best for neighborhoods outside the old city. Compare taxis, transfers, and car rentals to match your route.

Last reviewed February 14, 2026

Transport options

Walking

Essential for the medina lanes.

Petit taxis

Best for Ville Nouvelle and station transfers.

Private driver

Great for day trips to Meknes and Volubilis.

Local insights

Arrival notes

For Fes, pre‑book airport transfers when you arrive late or with luggage.

Local transport

Combine short taxi hops with walking to cover Fes efficiently.

Intercity planning

If you’re heading beyond Fes, compare train, bus, and car rental to match your timing.

  • Book early for busy weekends.
  • Confirm pickup/drop‑off locations.

FAQ

Is it easy to get around Fes without a car?

Yes—combine walking with taxis and pre‑booked transfers. It’s the simplest plan for short stays.

Should I rent a car in Fes?

Rent if you plan day trips or multi‑stop routes. Keep city driving for experienced drivers only.

How do airport transfers work?

Book in advance for fixed pricing and meet‑and‑greet pickup. It’s helpful for late arrivals.

Are taxis reliable in Fes?

Yes, but agree on price or use the meter when available. Short rides are the norm.

Do I need to pre-book intercity transport?

For peak dates, yes—seats sell out. Otherwise, book 1–2 days ahead to keep flexibility.

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