Fez opens up to Brittany with a new route between the Finistère tip and Morocco’s spiritual capital. Since October 30, 2018, Ryanair has launched this route between Brest Bretagne airport and Fès Saïss, and this flight is a first for all of Brittany, as Rennes does not have this route.
So it is Morbihan, Côtes d’Armor and Ille-et-Vilaine that will be able to discover the treasures of Fez and its thousand-year-old medina. In a 2-hour flight, the Bretons will enjoy a complete change of scenery with sun, culture, art, religion and gastronomy on a daily basis during these short Fez getaways right in the heart of the old town of Fez, also known as Fès el Bali.
Practical information on Fez Saïss Brest Bretagne flights:
Brest Fez Flight – Brest Airport
Tuesday and Saturday for the flight rotations between the two cities
You’ll need to be an early riser, as flights depart Fez airport at 6:45am, arriving in Brest at 10:25am on the tarmac. The return flight from Brest to Fez departs at 10:50am, arriving at 12:30pm at Fez’s Terminal 2.
Duly celebrated upon its arrival in Fez, this flight was welcomed by the Moroccan fire crew, which is a tradition in the aviation world. On departure, a few details capturing the essence of Fez and Morocco: mint tea, oriental dance, briouats, and other delicious pastries prepared by a local caterer from Brest.
Where to stay in Fez?
Before or after booking your flight between Brest and Fez, you’ll need to find accommodation that suits your stay in the medina of Fez. Tradition is naturally the criterion that the Riad Jamaï team will emphasize, with a stay focused on cultural, architectural and culinary discovery.
Steeped in history, the medina of Fez is an architectural gem where houses, foundouks and mosques intertwine. At Riad Jamaï, one of the most beautiful riads in Fez, equipped with a swimming pool, we offer a cultural stay with guided activities, must-see spots and key highlights of the medina.
Starting from €35 per room with breakfast included, we would be delighted to welcome you as soon as you step out of the airport, to help you settle in on Moroccan soil.
Welcome!