Does Spain have a bridge that directly connects to Morocco ? Spain Q&A
I'm not sure about the laws in Spain and Morocco, but I think you should be able to drive a rented car from Spain to Morocco as long as you have the necessary documents and insurance. Please note that you should check with the rental car company and the relevant authorities in both countries to ensure that you comply with all the requirements and regulations. Here's the original text with HTML tags: "¿Alguien sabe si se puede conducir un coche alquilado desde España a Marruecos ? Spain Q&A
Car rental in Spain, can take the ferry to Morocco ? Spain Q&A
Hi everyone, I am planning to go to Morocco for a day trip from Spain. Does anyone have any experience of this ? Spain Q&A
My visa has been issued, it's multiple entries for 30 days, can I understand that as going to Morocco ? Spain Q&A
Hello everyone, I would like to ask if anyone has ever driven in Morocco, is parking convenient, and will I get lost without a guide as mentioned online ? Spain Q&A
We will arrive in Barcelona on July 14th and start renting a car to travel around Spain, Portugal and Morocco on the 17th. Are there any partners who are interested in joining us ? Spain Q&A
I plan to drive to Spain, Morocco and Portugal by myself next June. I wonder if I can enter Barcelona and exit Portugal back to China? What are the regulations for cross-border entry and exit ? Spain Q&A
Going to Morocco via Gibraltar ? Spain Q&A
The choice of this route was made under many premises. First, we took into account the weekends before and after, and on Saturday there was only a direct flight from Shanghai to Barcelona. We considered going from Macau to Barcelona, but the cost was much higher than going in and out at the same time, and we were a group of six people, which was a significant expense. Second, due to the large number of people, we were concerned about the uncertainty of the transfer, so we naturally chose a direct flight. Third, there were many places to play, and choosing to commute by train and plane would result in more time spent at the station and airport, while the cost of renting a car and returning it at a different location was higher than returning it at the same location, so in the end we chose the big closed loop route. Another key issue is that no matter where you enter or exit, the last place to leave is Barcelona. One reason is to put shopping in Barcelona, and the other is to put the most stunning Sagrada Familia as the last viewing point. Before determining the plan, we also thought about it, but 600 kilometers is not too far. Our flight arrives in Barcelona at 8 am on the sixth day, so it won't take us too long to get to Madrid. Two people drive, it's not too tired ? Spain Q&A