Morocco by Train

Travel Responsibly: Less Carbon Footprint travel by first classTrain: a different way to travel ­ Happiness is not a destination but a way of traveling. Margaret Lee Runbeck This way of travelling can be summed up in two words: immersing yourself. Rather than dashing from one tourist attraction to another with a flock of other tourists, slow travel is about savouring the luxury of taking your time, a world away from all-inclusive package holidays. This kind of tourism is more sustainable. Quality is more important than quantity when it comes to immersing yourself in the local way of life of the region you are visiting. To make the most of slow travel, take the train. This comfortable mode of transport allows you to relax during the journey and admire the countryside as it passes by. In addition, the environmental impact of a train in comparison with other modes of transport (planes, car, minivan for example) is relatively low, which fits in perfectly with the aim of 'travelling better'. ­ The best way to travel between Moroccan cities is by train. Morocco now has Africa's fastest trains, 300km/h (186mph) Al Boraq high-speed trains based on France's TGV, linking Tangier, Rabat & Casablanca every hour over a new high-speed line. Classic trains link Tangier & Casablanca with Meknes, Fes & Marrakech. Visit Morocco, the happy land differently! How ? By Train Because we practice responsible tourism that minimizes negative social, economic and environmental impacts and generates greater economic benefits for local people. . By participating in this Morocco Tour by train you participate directly in the protection of this world and practice a responsible and sustainable tourism, in the Green Kingdom. Arrival at Casablanca airport. Upon arrival at Casablanca Mohammed V International airport (or Marrakesh, or Rabat or Fez airport) depending on your airline arrival. a representative and your Tour leader will greet you and take you to your hotel in Casablanca.( or Marrakesh, or Rabat or Fez) Night at the hotel in Casablanca,(the main entrance to Morocco). You may take it easy and rest up for the adventure-packed days ahead or head out and explore the vicinity of your hotel on your own.