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Menara International Airport (RAK)

Location: The airport is situated four miles (6km) south-west of Marrakech.Time: GMTContacts: Tel: +212 (0)5 244 7910. Transfer between terminals: The terminals are within walking distance of each other. Getting to the city: Bus: There is a shuttle bus (No. 19) running from the airport every hour between 6am and 12:25am, and to the airport between 6am and 11:40pm. It goes via Hivernage, Jemaa El Fna, Bab Doukkala, Gueliz, ONCF Station. A one-way trip is MAD 20. Taxi: 'Petit' taxis are available at Parking Lot 1, and the fare should be about MAD 80, with a 50 percent increase at night. Larger taxis are available at increased rates. Car rental: There are a few car rental companies with offices in Marrakech-Menara, including Sixt, National, Hertz, Avis, Europcar, ADA and a few other local companies. Driving in Marrakech is a bit of a thrill sport however, with aggressive drivers and little parking. Airport Taxis: Taxis that will take passengers to the city centre are available just outside the terminal. A sign shows the advised payment which is usually down from US$17 and generally more expensive at night. Fares should determined before transport and the ride should be between 15 and 20 minutes. Facilities: Money and communications: There are ATMs, banks and currency exchange facilities available. Luggage: Lost luggage queries are handled by individual airlines.



Conference and business: There isn't much in the way of conference and business facilities in the airport, but nearby hotels have good options.



Other facilities: There are handicapped facilities, as well as shops and restaurants in the airport. Wi-fi: There is no wi-fi available at the airport, although several hotels nearby do have free wi-fi. Information: There is an information desk in the airport, however it is often left unattended. Shopping: There is duty-free shopping at the airport with the usual selection of alcohol, tobacco and perfume. There are also a few craft and souvenir stores, and a Lacoste shop in Terminal 1. Food and Drink: The airport has a few cafés, and a Moroccan pastry shop in Terminal 2. Parking: Parking is charged at MAD 5 for up to four hours, MAD 10 for up to 12 hours, and MAD 20 per day. Departure tax: NoneWebsite: www.onda.maSee full guide to Menara International Airport