All our articles about Marrakesh: what to see, what to do with your bags when you arrive or leave, and where to leave them in town.
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In short: Essaouira is the finest day escape from Marrakech — 2.5 to 3 hours on the road, a harbour of blue boats, ramparts pounded by the Atlantic. The secret to a successful excursion: leave early, return at sunset, and drop your bags off in town.
Badr Ragbi
CEO and Co-Founder
Cobbled medinas, Al Boraq and Al Atlas trains, petits taxis without car seats, the whole family's suitcases: practical advice for travelling Morocco with children, and where to leave the bags city by city.
Soufiane Ajana
Data Scientist
A point closed when you return, the 4-hour minimum, a missing QR code, a forgotten bag, a taxi cut too fine: the eight mistakes that spoil a luggage drop-off in Morocco, and how to avoid them.
Badr Ragbi
CEO and Co-Founder
Rabat-Ville, Rabat-Agdal, Casa-Voyageurs, Tanger-Ville, Marrakech, Fez, Meknes, Kenitra: what actually exists to store your bags near each station, with distances, hours and prices.
Badr Ragbi
CEO and Co-Founder
Ryanair announces 17 new routes, easyJet opens six and Discover Airlines arrives in Fez and Agadir. An overview of what starts in late October 2026, and of what these schedules change for your first and last day in Morocco.
Badr Ragbi
CEO and Co-Founder
Cobbles, steps, car-free lanes, scooters: not every medina is equal once you are pulling a wheeled bag. Here is which ones work, which do not, and where the taxi actually stops.
Mohamed Aymane SFOULI
CTO & Co-Founder
The souk shut on Mondays, the country pausing at 1pm on Fridays, banks closed on Saturdays: the Moroccan week has a rhythm guidebooks never spell out. Here is the real calendar.
Soufiane Ajana
Data Scientist
Five ways to put your bags down in Morocco, and they cost wildly different amounts depending on whether you need three hours or three days. Here are the real 2026 prices, including the ones where we are not the cheapest.
Badr Ragbi
CEO and Co-Founder
In short: One week in Morocco is doable — and it's even better with a cabin bag. Tangier, Chefchaouen, Fez, Marrakech, Essaouira: here's the itinerary that strings together trains, buses and medinas without ever turning the trip into a house move.
Badr Ragbi
CEO and Co-Founder
In short: Morocco has Africa's first high-speed train and an ONCF network that connects all the major tourist cities. Used well — and without excess luggage — the railway becomes the finest way to cross the country.
Mohamed Aymane SFOULI
CTO & Co-Founder
Discover why sharing a screenshot of a QR code is risky and how BoxSpot's technology ensures complete security.
Badr Ragbi
CEO and Co-Founder
You arrive in Marrakech with your luggage, but your room isn't ready yet? Here's how to make the most of your time without having to lug your bags around all the time.
Soufiane Ajana
Data Scientist
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