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To which airport are the flights to Fes arranged?

Fes flights are organized to Saiss - Fes Saiss Airport.

How many hours does it take to travel to Fes by plane?

Riyadh - Fes 6 hour 20 minutes, Jeddah - Fes 5 hour 40 minutes, Dammam - Fes 6 hour 30 minutes, Yanbu Al Bahr - Fes 5 hour 20 minutes, Abha - Fes 6 hour 10 minutes, Jizan - Fes 6 hour 20 minutes, Gurayat - Fes 4 hour 50 minutes, Qassimiut - Fes 5 hour 10 minutes, Al Baha - Fes 6 hour, Al Ula - Fes 5 hour 10 minutes, Medina - Fes 9 hour 40 minutes, Tabuk - Fes 4 hour 50 minutes, Taif - Fes 6 hour 20 minutes.

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Shortest Flight

Saudi Arabian Airlines

13 Jun, Sat09:00

Jeddah – Fes

17h 15m

2 stop

JED–FEZ

SAR 1,789

Turkish Airlines

12 Jul, Sun01:30

Madinah – Fes

1d 45m

2 stop

MED–FEZ

SAR 2,026

Saudi Arabian Airlines

17 Jun, Wed23:55

Riyadh – Fes

1d 2h 20m

2 stop

RUH–FEZ

SAR 2,081

Saudi Arabian Airlines

24 Jun, Wed23:55

Riyadh – Fes

1d 2h 20m

2 stop

RUH–FEZ

SAR 2,084

Saudi Arabian Airlines

6 Jul, Mon23:55

Riyadh – Fes

1d 2h 20m

2 stop

RUH–FEZ

SAR 2,090

Qatar Airways

9 Jul, Thu01:10

Riyadh – Fes

1d 1h 5m

2 stop

RUH–FEZ

SAR 2,129

Emirates

20 Jun, Sat12:55

Dammam – Fes

1d 13h 20m

2 stop

DMM–FEZ

SAR 2,185

Turkish Airlines

14 Jun, Sun01:25

Riyadh – Fes

1d 50m

2 stop

RUH–FEZ

SAR 2,304

Saudi Arabian Airlines

5 Jul, Sun04:45

Jizan – Fes

21h 30m

2 stop

GIZ–FEZ

SAR 2,512

Last update: 12 June 2026 15:58

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About Fes

Morocco’s second largest city Fez is located in the Fès-Meknes region. Fez is one of the world’s best-preserved cities with unchanged streets and neighborhoods dating back to the Middle Ages.

One of the city’s most important characteristics is that it is highly dependent on tradition and that it hasn’t undergone major changes despite the passing years, unlike Marrakech and Casablanca. The historic old medina quarter is one of the city’s oldest settlements and consists of 10 thousand narrow alleys. You can find many restaurants in this area that serve traditional dishes, usually made up of chicken or meat couscous. After dinner make sure to try the refreshing mint tea. One thing to be careful about in this area is the menu they offer tourists, which is sometimes different and more expensive. You might also come across venue owners who will ask for a fee if you take pictures. Nevertheless, the city is generally cheap; you can explore the historic streets of Fez for a significantly lower cost than any other European city.

Summers are hot so the best time to visit the city is in the spring and autumn. Flights from New York to Fez have at least one layover and take at least 22 hours. Nonstop flights from London to Fez take at least 3 hours.