Title: Tangier - Wikitravel
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Understand
Get in
By ferry
By plane
By rail
By car or motorcycle
By bus
Private car
By boat
Get around
See
Do
Buy
Eat
Street Food
Breakfast
Vegetarians
Drink
Sleep
Budget
Mid-range
Splurge
Stay safe
Get out

Content: Some taxis may go to the Grottes d'Hercule so you need to get off before they turn that way which is at Aswakas Salam Supermarket the fare is 5dh per seat. From there you can take another taxi in the direction of airport and just get off at the roundabout of the airport the fare is 3-5dh per seat and walk from there to the airport (20-30mins)
Coming from the airport, a grand taxi running into Tanger (10Dh) can be easily caught at the roundabout. By rail
ONCF opened a new train station, Tanger Ville, in 2003, which is now the end of the line. While it's closer to the city center than Tanger Morora, the original end-of-the-line, it's still quite a long walk so take a petit taxi for 15dhs or so. The country has an excellent railway system with 1,893km (1,176mi) of track and a fine intercity passenger service. Overnight train services running throughout Europe can connect with Morocco. Most of the time, non stop trains are fine but those which are not direct sometimes make unscheduled stops en route but do not panic as you will reach your destination eventually. There is a night-train leaving from Tangier to Marrakesh at 9:05PM costing 350 Dirhams for a couchette. There is a daily Train service to Fez for 155 Dirhams for a first class fare (5 hour journey)
When travelling overnight by train, it is usually cheaper to buy a couchette ticket than a first class ticket. Notice If you are taking the night train, and not using the sleeper cars, you will probably not get a good night sleep.