Hassan II Mosque at sunset, seen from the Casablanca corniche

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Luggage storage in Casablanca

Three options genuinely exist: Supratours at Casa-Voyageurs, the CTM counter, and private networks. Mohammed V airport has none at all.

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MC Consigne has no drop-off point in this city yet. This page lists the solutions that actually exist on the ground.

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Where can you store luggage in Casablanca?

Casablanca has three options that genuinely exist: the Supratours desk at Casa-Voyageurs station, the left-luggage counter at the CTM bus station (around 5 MAD per bag, daytime only), and private networks that place your bags with partner shops. Mohammed V airport has no luggage storage at all — no office, no lockers, in departures or arrivals. MC Consigne has no drop-off point in Casablanca yet; this page tells you what exists today rather than selling you something else.

Practical distances

Distances, durations and constraints checked on site — enough to plan a day without luggage.

Practical distances — Casablanca
Casa-Voyageurs station → city centre	about 3 km, 10 to 15 min by taxi
Casa-Port station → Medina	800 m, a 10-minute walk
City centre → Mohammed V airport	30 km, ~40 min by train from Casa-Voyageurs
Hassan II Mosque	1.5 h visit, luggage not allowed inside
Casablanca → Marrakech by train	about 2 h 40

The real options, and what they don't cover

What exists on the ground today, with the limitation of each solution.

The Supratours desk at Casa-Voyageurs station

Casa-Voyageurs is the city's main ONCF station, on Boulevard Ba Hmad, about 3 km from the centre. Bag storage is handled by the Supratours agency inside the station rather than by an automatic locker: you hand your bag to a member of staff, during the agency's opening hours.

What it doesn't cover

A counter service with no booking and no guaranteed space: call the station before making the trip, especially in summer and during holidays. Rates and hours are not published online.

The CTM bus station left-luggage counter

The CTM bus station on Rue Léon l'Africain keeps bags for a few dirhams — travellers report around 5 MAD per bag, during the day. It is the cheapest option in the city and well placed for exploring the centre and the Medina on foot.

What it doesn't cover

It closes in the evening, which rules it out if your flight leaves at night — as many long-haul departures from Mohammed V do. No insurance, no tracking by reference.

Storage networks hosted by local shops

Several international platforms list cafés, hotels and shops in Casablanca that accept luggage, bookable online by the day. Useful when no station is on your route.

What it doesn't cover

Quality depends entirely on the shop: a locked room or just a back office, trained staff or none. The advertised price often excludes a service fee, and the insurance is the platform's, not the venue's that actually holds your things.

Mohammed V airport: no luggage storage

Mohammed V airport (CMN), 30 km south of the city, offers no luggage storage. On a long layover, the only option is to leave your bags in the city before taking the train or shuttle, then collect them before heading back.

What it doesn't cover

The station-to-airport train takes about forty minutes: count it twice in your planning if you store your bags in the city.

Frequently asked questions

What travellers actually ask about this city.

Is there luggage storage at Casa-Voyageurs station?

Yes, but not as automatic lockers: the Supratours agency inside the station keeps bags at its counter, during its opening hours. Call ahead before travelling there — the service cannot be booked and is not guaranteed.

Can you leave luggage at Casablanca airport?

No. Mohammed V airport has neither a left-luggage office nor lockers, landside or airside. For a long layover you have to store your bags in the city.

How much does luggage storage cost in Casablanca?

From a few dirhams at the CTM bus station (travellers report around 5 MAD per bag) to 40-60 MAD a day with private networks, service fee included. The Supratours desk does not publish its rates.

Does MC Consigne have a drop-off point in Casablanca?

Not yet. Our two drop-off points are in Marrakech, in Guéliz and the Medina. Casablanca is one of the cities we are studying — the waiting list on this page exists to measure demand.

Where to leave bags between check-out and a night flight?

The CTM counter closes in the evening: for a night flight, aim for the Casa-Voyageurs desk or a private network whose host stays open late — and check the closing time when you book, not when you arrive.

What if I continue on to Marrakech?

The train links Casablanca to Marrakech in about 2 h 40. On arrival, our Guéliz point is an 8-minute walk from Marrakech ONCF station, open every day 9am to 9:30pm, from 10 MAD per hour.

MC Consigne is not in Casablanca yet

Our drop-off points are in Marrakech. We are looking at opening one in Casablanca: leave your email and we will tell you the day it opens. Just an address, nothing else, used for nothing else.

Open the MC Consigne franchise in Casablanca

You know the city and are looking for a business to run? We open our first franchises where demand is already measurable — and this page is part of measuring it.

Apply as a franchisee

See luggage storage in Marrakech →

Marrakech

Where we do operate

Two staffed drop-off points, open every day from 9am to 9:30pm, from 10 MAD per hour.

Luggage storage in Marrakech

Other cities

The same guide, for nearby cities.

Fact check

Facts checked on 26 July 2026 against public sources (ONCF, airport pages, traveller reports). A counter's rates and hours can change without notice: call ahead before making the trip.

2026-07-26