Basic bus services connect major cities like Laayoune, Dakhla, and Moroccan hubs via CTM and Supratours; services are comfortable but infrequent outside main routes. Shared taxis (5-10 MAD) provide intra-city transport. No metro, trains, or integrated systems; coverage limited to urban areas and trans-Saharan route.

6,200km total roads, only 1,126km paved; motorable tracks common in flat desert but maintenance poor outside main highways linking Laayoune-Dakhla-Morocco. Limited highway network; traffic management basic. Key route to Mauritania open but deteriorates south of border.

Limited broadband in urban areas like Laayoune and Dakhla; recent submarine cables (2021-2024) from Alcatel improve connectivity but rural desert gaps persist. Mobile data primary for most users.

Avg: 28.5+ Mbps • Limited to main cities; recent Dakhla cable upgrades ongoing

4 major airports (Laayoune, Dakhla primary) with flights to Casablanca, Canary Islands, Nouakchott; Royal Air Maroc dominates. 30 total airstrips but limited international routes; no major hubs.

Hubs: Laayoune (EUN), Dakhla (VIL)