Car Rental at Fes Airport

Airport travel guide

A city of learning, Fez is one of the most fascinating places in all of North Africa. Known as the home of what’s claimed to be the world’s oldest university, as well as library, it is also known for its historical architecture and tanneries. These are four of Fez’s most interesting attractions:

• Medina. Perhaps the most interesting old town in all of Morocco, Fez Medina has retained what feels like a very authentic atmosphere. Also known as El Bali, the area is divided into the so-called Qarawiyyin and Andalusian quarters. Make sure to pay attention to the large and ornate gates that serve as the entry points to the walled area.
• Bou Inania Madrasa. Although much younger than the city’s two main mosques - its construction dates back to the 1350s - Bou Inania is one of the most notable historical buildings in the city. A religious learning school, it is open to visitors of all faiths and is known for its vast courtyards and the impressive brick minaret. 
• Volubilis. One of the most popular day trip destinations from Fez, Volubilis is an ancient Roman-Berber city that dates back to 2,300 years. Abandoned during medieval times, it is now in a state of disrepair,  but impressive mosaics and temples survive to this day, and there is also an archaeological museum on site. The drive from Fez takes about 90 minutes.
• Nejjarine Museum. The Fez region is known for its intricate and various crafts, and one of the best places to learn about them is the Nejjarine Museum. Also known as Funduq al-Najjarin or the “Inn of the Carpenters”, the museum is located in a historical building that, thanks to its courtyard, arabesques, and other ornamentation, is an artwork in and of itself.

Top international routes

• Marseille
• Barcelona
• Toulouse
• Paris
• Bordeaux
• Brussels
• Dusseldorf
• Marrakesh
• London
• Lyon

Main airlines

Ryanair, Air Arabia, Royal Air Maroc, Transavia, TUI fly Belgium, and Eurowings

Terminals

The airport is made up of two terminals, with the older T1 mainly handling domestic flights and T2 primarily serving international traffic. Both terminals are located in the same building.

Location

The airport is about 12 km (7.5 miles) south of Fez’s center, a drive that takes between 20 and 25 minutes.

Most popular types of rental car

• Station wagons - from SEK 229 per day
• SUVs - from SEK 382 per day
• Medium cars - from SEK 88 per day
• Small cars - from SEK 74 per day
• Large cars - from SEK 90 per day
• Premium cars - from SEK 497 per day
• Vans - from SEK 277 per day

Services and facilities

The airport has several shops and cafeterias, and there are also ATMs, a currency exchange, two prayer rooms, and a medical care service (located inside the departures hall).

Nearest gas station

There are several gas stations near the airport and in the southern outskirts of Fez, and most are open 24/7.

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