Holidays from Leeds Bradford to Morocco

Our Leeds Bradford departures link you to Morocco's main gateway airports, and we confirm the exact departure schedule for your dates by phone when you book.

• Marrakech: Marrakech Menara Airport is the most common arrival point for Leeds Bradford travellers heading to the imperial cities. The flight from the UK is typically around three and a half to four and a half hours depending on the departure airport, and the taxi into the city centre is the usual transfer. We recommend agreeing the fare in advance or insisting on the meter, because the ride is short but busy. This route suits travellers who want the medina and riads from the first evening. It is exactly the brief our Morocco holidays deals are built around.
• Agadir: Agadir Al Massira Airport serves the Atlantic resort and is a practical choice for families and sun-seekers who want a beach base. The transfer to the hotel area is a short coach or taxi ride, which keeps the first day of your holiday simple. Agadir works well when you want reliable sunshine rather than city sightseeing. It is a quieter arrival than the inland cities, which many families appreciate. It is exactly the brief our Morocco Family Holidays deals are built around.
• Casablanca: Casablanca is Morocco's largest port and main commercial city, and its airport is a useful arrival point for travellers combining the coast with the country's administrative heart. From here, the rail network run by ONCF connects you onward to the seat of government on the Atlantic, the ochre-walled imperial city in the south, and the historic port city at the northern tip of the Strait of Gibraltar, which makes a multi-city itinerary easier to manage. The Hassan II Mosque on the Atlantic coast is a striking first stop for those who arrive early. We advise allowing extra time for onward connections on the same day.
• Tangier: Tangier sits near the Strait of Gibraltar and is the closest point on the African mainland to Europe, with ferry links to Spain. Its airport and rail connections make it suitable for travellers who want northern Morocco and a short coastal stay. The journey from Tangier to other cities is well served by train, and the old town has a distinctive character. We suggest Tangier for itineraries that begin or end with a Spanish connection.
• Fes: Fes is reached by air and rail, and it appeals to travellers who want the most historic of the imperial cities. The medina of Fes el-Bali is one of the largest car-free urban areas in the world, so luggage and onward transfers need planning in advance. Trains connect Fes with the bustling commercial capital on the Atlantic coast and the northern port city on the Strait, which helps when building a longer tour. We recommend Fes for those who want craft quarters and deep history over beach time. It is exactly the brief our Morocco Luxury Holidays deals are built around.