Car Hire Casablanca Airport
Arranging a hire car used to mean trawling around your holiday resort on your first day, trying to better the deal offered by your tour rep only to find that the cheapest deal comes with the most decrepit car. All that’s changed now with Any Airport Car Hire whose mission is to make sure you’re completely happy with the cost of your rental vehicle from Casablanca Airport, the quality of your car and the service you’re offered along the way. Many of our customers return time after time and that says something in today’s world.
Cheap Car Rental Casablanca CMN
Our customers know that they need look nowhere else for the best deals on car hire at Casablanca Airport or any other airport for that matter. We do all the hard work for you, constantly checking the prices of car hire at Casablanca Airport from fifty car hire companies and present you with the best deal for the car of your choice. We only work with reputable companies so you know the vehicle waiting for you will be clean, reliable and safe. To further reassure you, we include many of the essentials that other companies add on as extras. As well as comprehensive insurance you’ll also get collision damage waiver and 24 hour emergency assistance included in the price.
Casablanca Airport Information
Casablanca Airport is better known as Mohammed V International Airport and is found 22 miles from the city of Casablanca in Morocco. It’s Morocco’s busiest airport with over seven million passengers using it last year and is the gateway to many of the resorts that surround Casablanca.
The airport isn’t served by the major holiday companies who fly mainly to Agadir but Royal Air Maroc service the route from London Heathrow whilst other European cities, particularly Paris, are well served.
Getting to your accommodation can involve long waits on the transfer coaches or a hair-raising ride on a local bus or in a taxi but by far the quickest and most convenient way is to travel there using your Casablanca Airport hire car.
Casablanca is all about the old city and the Medina where you can stroll through souks and see the Casablancans as they go about their daily lives. As you’d expect, there are grand mosques including the King Hassan II Mosque, the third largest in the world with the world’s tallest minaret.
Spend some time too to walk along the Corniche where you’ll find many of the restaurants and entertainment complexes of the city as well as the parks and areas where the locals meet to chat, eat and drink.