Volubilis Tours and Tickets
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- Suitable for solo travelers, couples, and families with small children (there is a children’s playground).
- Admission is about $1; bring Moroccan Dirhams to pay.
- Wear comfortable shoes and beware uneven steps; this is not a wheelchair-friendly site.
- Remember sun protection and water for hydration, especially in the summer.
- The ruins are visible from the nearby holy town, Moulay Idriss Zerhoun.
- Climb the 13 steps at the Capitoline Temple to a raised platform surrounded by massive Corinthian columns.
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What’s the best way to experience Volubilis?
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How much does it cost to visit Volubilis in 2026?
Volubilis tickets cost 100 dirhams for international travelers, ages 14 and up, and 50 dirhams for international children (ages 7–13). However, reaching the site on public transportation can be tough, so many travelers opt for the convenience of a tour: Transportation-only packages from Fez start at around US$20.
Where is Volubilis and how do I get there?
Volubilis lies about a 52-mile (83-kilometer) drive west of Fez, about 2 miles (3 kilometers) from the pilgrims’ city of Moulay Idriss. The nearest train station is in Meknes, about a 20-mile (32-kilometer) drive away, so most travelers book tours to cover transportation, rather than piece together shared taxis.
What are the opening hours of Volubilis?
Volubilis is open seven days a week, from 8:30am until one hour before sunset. Visiting either early or late in the day can be a good idea, to beat the midday heat during Morocco’s scorching summers. There’s little shade, but on the plus side, the expansive site rarely feels very crowded.
What’s included in a typical Volubilis tour package?
Volubilis is close to Moulay Idriss, an important pilgrimage town, and one popular route from Fez leads through the city of Meknes, which is, like Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Most tours from Fez visit all three destinations, but inclusions vary widely: Some just offer transportation, while others feature a guide.
How long does it take to tour Volubilis?
Volubilis spans 104 acres (42 hectares) and includes remains from different civilizations, so you could spend several hours exploring. Most travelers find 1.5–2 hours is enough to see the highlights, but it helps to visit with a guide, as the signage is very limited.









































































































































