JETSETTERS are in for a treat as a popular budget airline has announced a new flight route to a top sunshine spot.
Ryanair recently released their 2025 summer schedule, which includes journeys to top destinations around the world.
Rabat is the capital of Morocco[/caption]
Ryanair has announced its summer schedule[/caption]
And one major shake up is their new route to Rabat, the capital of Morocco.
On the Atlantic coastline, Rabat is located some 90km north of the famous Casablanca.
Ryanair has already been operating in sunny Morocco for a number of years.
Last year, they announced their fourth base in the country, which was set in Tangier.
And they already have flights to Marrakesh and Agadir, two top holiday spots.
The new route to Rabat will begin operation on March 31 and will fly twice a week from Dublin Airport.
The journey to Rabat from Ireland’s capital is roughly four hours but can vary depending on specific flights.
Anyone planning a holiday to Rabat and other Moroccan destinations should keep in mind that the country is in Africa.
This means that worldwide travel insurance is needed instead of simply European travel insurance.
And Ryanair has announced a major sale to celebrate the launch of their summer schedule.
Up until midnight tonight, they are running a ‘pay day’ sale, with flights for just €16.99.
Rabat is a stunning ancient city known for its year round warm weather, unique culture, and beautiful beaches.
The city itself is a UNESCO world heritage site, and offers plenty to see and do.
Visitors can explore the markets, or ‘souks’, as well as enjoy authentic African food, drink, and music.
The city is also home to stunning French and Islamic palaces and gardens.
And walking tours or TukTuk trips are a popular way to take in the colourful sights and sounds of the area.
And there are plenty of excursions and day trips to go on, including river cruises and trips to the desert.
Ryanair has added a record 123 new flights to its network, including adding extra flights to its most popular destinations.
Routes to Valencia, Malta, Faro, Ibiza, and Milan have all seen extra flights added.
Rabat is known for its year-round warm weather[/caption]
The Moroccan city has some gorgeous beaches[/caption]
Rabat is home to stunning palaces and gardens[/caption]
