Three host countries in one trip
Lisbon, Seville, the Strait of Gibraltar and Morocco — the first World Cup you can follow across two continents.
Updated 22 October 2026 · By the World to Morocco editorial team
Start in Lisbon, cross to Seville and Málaga, take the Tarifa–Tangier ferry (≈1 hour), then ride Al Boraq to Rabat and Casablanca and finish in Marrakech. Check visa rules for both the Schengen area and Morocco.
Sample route
Days 1–3 — Lisbon
Portuguese host city, trams and pastéis de nata. Fly or bus to Seville.
Days 4–5 — Seville & Andalusia
Alcázar and tapas. Drive or bus to Tarifa via Málaga or Cádiz.
Day 6 — Ferry to Tangier
Fast ferry Tarifa → Tangier Ville, about one hour. Evening on the Petit Socco.
Days 7–8 — Tangier → Rabat
Al Boraq to Rabat in 1h20. Kasbah of the Udayas, match at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium.
Days 9–10 — Casablanca
Hassan II Mosque and a match at Grand Stade Hassan II.
Days 11–12 — Marrakech
Train south, final nights in a riad, fly home.
Spain and Portugal are in the Schengen area; Morocco is not. You'll pass passport control at every crossing — build in extra time on match days.
Frequently asked questions
How do you get from Spain to Morocco?
By ferry from Tarifa to Tangier (about one hour) or Algeciras to Tanger Med, or by direct flights from many Spanish cities.