Casa-Port station Casablanca: trains, transfers and the walk into central Casablanca

Casa-Port sits in central Casablanca, close to the Port of Casablanca. The station opened in 1907 and has four platforms and six tracks. Its location puts it in the city centre rather than on the Al Bidaoui regional train’s network of seven stations.

Casa-Port has ONCF train connections that include routes toward Rabat and Kénitra, as well as direct trains to Mohammed V Airport. The Casablanca airport authority confirms that airport trains serve Casa-Port and Casa-Voyageurs, among other stations.

For an airport arrival, the rail link provides a direct connection to Casa-Port. The airport authority gives an approximate 30-minute journey to Casa-Voyageurs; that is a separate station, so check the ONCF timetable for the Casa-Port service that fits your trip. The authority directs passengers to ONCF for current schedules and online ticket purchases.

If you’re planning the airport leg before arriving in the city, the guide to getting from Mohammed V International Airport to central Casablanca covers that journey.

Casa-Port is already in central Casablanca, so you arrive within the city rather than at a distant suburban station. Its position near the port provides a clear starting point for continuing into the centre, though the exact walk depends on your destination.

For a wider city route, you can pair a station arrival with a day plan through the centre and toward the coast. The one-day Casablanca itinerary from the city centre to the coast sets out that kind of visit.

Casa-Port and Casa-Voyageurs are both served by direct trains from Mohammed V Airport, but they are distinct stations. Casa-Port is in central Casablanca near the port; Casa-Voyageurs is also an airport-train stop.

The Al Bidaoui regional train serves seven Casablanca stations: Ain Sebaâ, Casa-Voyageurs, Mers Sultan, L’Oasis, Les Facultés, Ennassim and Bouskoura. Casa-Port is not one of those stops, so check the station names before boarding if you plan to use that service. The Casablanca tramway is another way to travel around the city.

Check the current ONCF timetable for your departure, destination and ticket details. Train schedules can vary, and the airport authority directs passengers to ONCF’s official channels for timetable information and online ticket purchases.

Before you go, check the official site before you go: use ONCF for train schedules and ticket purchases, and the airport authority’s site for airport rail information.