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The roads in Fez and the rest of Morocco are quite good, so if you have enough time in hand you could consider getting to Fez by road. The best road to Fez in Morocco would be via France or Southern Spain. The border with Algeria is closed so you cannot drive in from Algeria, at present.While you cannot take your car to Morocco from Europe, many car rental agencies have offices in Morocco. Major international brands include Europcar, Avis and Europ. If you are coming from the United Kingdom you can book a car with online car rental portals like CarHireExpress. If you want more information, click on www.morocco.carhireexpress.com . If you want to bus into Fez from the United Kingdom, there are Eurolines buses that will take you to Morocco. You can contact www.eurolines.com or www.nationalexpress.com for further information. If you are getting to Fez from anywhere within Morocco, you can take a bus. Three national bus services operate between Fez and other major cities in Morocco: CTM, SATAS and Supratours. Tickets are available at the bus depot. Long-distance buses usually are comfortable and air-conditioned. If you want to take a night bus to Fez to avoid the daytime heat, reserve your seat in advance. If you are taking your car into Morocco, remember to carry the necessary documents like proof of insurance, proof of ownership and international driver's license. Different toll taxes are payable on different arterial roads of Morocco. The toll tax on on the road from Fez to Meknes is approximately 15 Dirham. Once you reach Fez, it is a good idea to leave your car in the Ville Nouvelle and explore the old city on foot instead. Bon voyage!
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