Casablanca, Casablanca-Settat to Rabat, Rabat-Sale-Kenitra from $3: 5 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• Onboard services for the train route from Casablanca to Rabat include a catering service that offers light snacks and beverages. You can purchase items like sandwiches, pastries, and coffee from the on-board trolley that passes through the cars. Be sure to have some cash or a credit card handy, as the options might vary based on the train's class of service.

• For this route, there are primarily two classes of seating: First Class and Second Class. First Class offers more spacious, comfortable seating and includes amenities such as complimentary water and quieter cars. Second Class is a more budget-friendly option but still provides a decent level of comfort. Both classes are generally serviced by the ONCF (Office National des Chemins de Fer), Morocco's national railway operator, which you can find more information about on their website: oncf.ma

• Once you arrive at Rabat's main train station (Gare de Rabat Ville), you will find luggage storage facilities available for a small fee, allowing you to explore the city without your bags. The station has restrooms, but please note that showers are not available. To get to the city center quickly, you can hop on Tram Line 1, which provides frequent service and connects you directly to key areas such as Madina and the Hassan Tower. For local transport schedules, you can check out the Rabat tram system here: rabat-saletransport.com