Renting a car at Fès-Saïss Airport (FEZ): how it works

Land in Fez and drive away moments later: it is the smoothest possible start to a trip. Here is everything you need to know to pick up your rental car at Fès-Saïss Airport (code FEZ) without a hitch.

Fès-Saïss Airport at a glance

The airport sits roughly 15 km south of central Fez and is operated by the Office National Des Aéroports (ONDA). It has two terminals (domestic and international flights), as noted in the airport's reference page. Compact and well organised, it gets you from the gate to your car in no time.

Who flies to Fez?

Fès-Saïss is served by Royal Air Maroc, Ryanair, Air Arabia Maroc and Transavia, with direct routes to many European cities — Paris, Marseille and Barcelona among the most popular, plus London, Rome, Amsterdam and Munich, according to direct routes from Fez. Many European travellers therefore fly straight into Fez without transiting through Casablanca.

How the vehicle handover works

At R2Y CAR, delivery to Fès-Saïss Airport is available: we hand the car over to you on arrival, keys in hand. The process is simple:

• When booking, choose "Fès-Saïss Airport" as your pick-up point and give us your flight number: it lets us track your arrival and be there at exactly the right time, even if your plane is delayed.
• After landing, collect your luggage, walk through the exit and meet our agent at the agreed spot.
• Walk-around and condition report together, paperwork handed over, and you are on your way.

We also deliver to every airport in Morocco (Rabat, Casablanca, Marrakech, Tangier…) and to your hotel: handy if your itinerary starts somewhere other than Fez.

Our tips for a stress-free arrival

• Share your flight number and arrival time: it is the key to a handover with zero waiting.
• Have your documents ready: licence, ID card/passport, bank card for the deposit (see our complete guide).
• Set up your GPS and download the offline map before setting off; central Fez is about 15 km away.
• A local SIM card (or eSIM) makes navigation and staying in touch easier — useful from the moment you land.

And beyond the airport?

Once behind the wheel, it all opens up: the UNESCO-listed medina of Fez, a getaway to Ifrane and Azrou, or a grand road trip from Fez. Just remember to brush up on the local rules in our article Driving in Morocco. Safe travels!