Flights to Morocco from Charleroi: cities, departures and passport

Which Moroccan cities can you fly to from Charleroi?

Ryanair's network from Charleroi, as listed on the airline's website on 4 November 2026, has 104 routes, 9 of them to Morocco: Agadir, Essaouira, Fez, Marrakech, Nador, Oujda, Rabat, Tangier and Tetouan. That puts Morocco level with France, behind Italy (23 routes) and Spain (21 routes).

The cities span the country from north to south: Tangier, Tetouan, Nador and Oujda in the north, Rabat and Fez in the centre, Marrakech, Essaouira and Agadir in the south. In our log, no airline other than Ryanair flies from Charleroi to Morocco. Wizz Air, Pegasus and Air Corsica serve other countries.

Each city has its own page on our site, with the day's flights and their status. Start with the Morocco page, which groups the nine destinations, or with Marrakech, the route with the most departures in our log.

How many flights leave for each city, and on which days?

We log the departures shown by the airport every day. In our log of flights from 30 October to 9 November 2026, a period of 11 days, 83 of the 891 departures from Charleroi went to Morocco. Here is the breakdown by city, with the days on which a departure was scheduled and the range of departure times seen, in Belgian time.

Those 11 days include only one Tuesday, one Wednesday and one Thursday, so a day missing from the table is not necessarily a day without a flight. Times also change from week to week and with the season. For a specific date, check the city page or Ryanair's booking engine.

Return flights follow the same pattern: we logged 49 arrivals from Morocco over the same period.

Do you need a passport to fly to Morocco?

Yes. The Belgian Federal Public Service Foreign Affairs sums up the rule in one line: for a stay of up to three months, 1 Belgian traveller = 1 valid passport, both to enter and to leave Morocco. Its travel documents sheet adds that the passport must remain valid until the return date. The Belgian identity card, which is enough for Spain or Italy, does not get you into Morocco.

Each child therefore also travels on their own passport. The Foreign Affairs service also points out that Belgians who hold Moroccan nationality as well are treated in Morocco as Moroccan citizens, notably in family law, which limits Belgian consular help in some situations.

If you hire a car there, the Belgian driving licence in the EU format is accepted for up to three months. For the documents needed for Charleroi's other destinations, and for the EES that applies to non-European travellers, see our travel documents guide.

Ryanair check-in: what is different on the way back from Morocco

At Charleroi, Ryanair says its check-in and document check desks open at least 2 hours before departure and close strictly 60 minutes before for flights from 10 November 2026, instead of 40. If you have not checked in online by 2 hours before the flight, you can still do so at the airport desk until it closes, but there is a charge.

On the way back, two rules specific to Morocco apply, according to Ryanair's help centre as consulted on 7 November 2026. First, desks at Moroccan airports close 60 minutes before departure because of local procedures. Second, for flights from 12 November 2025 onwards, passengers leaving Morocco check in online as usual, then show their digital boarding pass at the airport to collect a printed one. Build that desk stop into your plans for the last day.

Ryanair also does not accept guide or assistance dogs on flights to or from Morocco. For cabin bag sizes and weights, see our cabin bag guide.

Money, healthcare, customs: what to sort out before you fly

The currency is the dirham (MAD). The Belgian Foreign Affairs service says Moroccan banks and bureaux de change exchange euros into dirhams, while the reverse is only possible for limited amounts, on showing your passport. At cash machines, withdrawals with a Visa or Mastercard are capped at 2,000 dirhams per transaction. With a Bancontact debit card, your bank must have unlocked the Maestro function, which you should request a few weeks before leaving.

For healthcare, the service advises asking your health insurance fund for the BM111 form before you go. It is valid for 3 months and self-employed people are not entitled to it. It also recommends travel and repatriation insurance.

On customs, three of its rules are worth knowing before you pack: - importing drones has been banned since March 2015 without a special permit, and customs can seize the device; - back in Belgium, counterfeit goods are confiscated and the fine ranges from 50 to 20,000 euros; - to return to Europe, a pet must have had a rabies blood test at least 3 months before the return trip.

When are flights to Morocco busiest?

We found no public data on load factors by route. The most solid marker is Operation Marhaba, the reception programme for Moroccans living abroad, overseen each summer by the Mohammed V Foundation for Solidarity. In 2026 its services ran from 10 June to 15 September, with 26 reception points in Morocco and abroad, and the big flows back to countries of residence began in mid-August, according to the official portal maroc.ma.

Our own log starts at the end of October, so we cannot yet compare summer and winter at Charleroi. If you travel during that period, book your flight and parking early. For a two-week stay, the airport's P3 cost €80.50 when checked on 13/11/2026, and the cheapest private car park we compare €46.90. Today's offers are on our car parks page.