Casablanca · Traveler’s guide
Casa-Voyageurs Station
Step off the Al Boraq high-speed train at Casa-Voyageurs, Casablanca's gleaming main rail gateway, where thousands arrive daily with suitcases and nowhere official to leave them.
About Casa-Voyageurs Station
- Southern terminus of the Al Boraq high-speed line to Rabat and Tangier
- No official ONCF left-luggage consigne or lockers at the station
- Walking distance to Maarif, the Twin Center and downtown Casablanca
- Busiest long-distance rail gateway in the city
Casa-Voyageurs is Casablanca's principal railway station and the southern terminus of Al Boraq, Africa's first high-speed line linking the city to Rabat and Tangier. Rebuilt with a soaring glass concourse ahead of the 2018 high-speed launch, it funnels a constant stream of commuters, business travelers and tourists arriving from across Morocco. Most reach the station with full suitcases before hotels open for check-in or after a late checkout, and they quickly discover that ONCF stations no longer run official left-luggage consignes, a casualty of nationwide security policy. That gap makes vetted nearby storage genuinely useful. Cafes, the Twin Center and the Maarif district sit within a short walk or taxi hop, so drop your bags with a trusted partner near the station and explore downtown Casablanca, the old medina or the Hassan II Mosque completely hands-free before your onward train.
Traveler services
Luggage storage near Casa-Voyageurs Station
- 📍 DistanceSteps from the entrance
- 🧳 Bag ruleLike most Moroccan rail stations, Casa-Voyageurs no longer operates an official left-luggage consigne, a nationwide security measure, and there are no self-service lockers inside the terminal.
- ⚡ BookingOnline, instant
How to get there
From the main concourse, exit onto Boulevard Ba Hmad where several storage partners sit within a five-to-ten-minute walk toward the Maarif and downtown blocks.
Bag policy
Like most Moroccan rail stations, Casa-Voyageurs no longer operates an official left-luggage consigne, a nationwide security measure, and there are no self-service lockers inside the terminal. Travelers arriving before check-in or after a checkout must rely on vetted off-site storage instead.
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BounceLargest network; per-hour or per-day, app booking, insurance included.
- Most locations near landmarks
- Instant online booking
- Bag protection included
- Price varies by shop
- Some partners keep short hours
Car rental at Casa-Voyageurs Station
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- Compares many suppliers
- Free cancellation options
- Good rates on local firms
- Quality varies by underlying supplier
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Frequently asked questions
Does Casa-Voyageurs have luggage lockers?
No. Like most Moroccan rail stations, Casa-Voyageurs removed its coin lockers years ago for security reasons, so there is no official consigne inside the terminal. The reliable alternative is a vetted storage partner a few minutes away. Booking a spot online before you arrive guarantees a secured, insured place for your bags the moment you step off the train.
How far is luggage storage from the station?
Most partner locations near Casa-Voyageurs are within a five-to-ten-minute walk toward Boulevard Ba Hmad and the Maarif district. That is close enough to drop bags and jump straight onto a tram or grand taxi. Reserve online and you will get the exact address and opening hours before you travel.
Can I store bags between an early checkout and a night train?
Yes, that is one of the most common uses. Storage partners near Casa-Voyageurs typically offer full-day rates, so you can leave your suitcases after a morning checkout and collect them just before an evening Al Boraq or overnight service. Booking ahead locks in the price and a guaranteed slot on busy travel days.