Car Rental in Casablanca
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Cheapest Car Rental Rates
Casablanca Airport
Mini
Hyundai i10
or similar
$6.73
per day
Casablanca Airport
Compact
Dacia Sandero
or similar
$8.10
per day
Casablanca Airport
Economy
Nissan Micra
or similar
$8.50
per day
Casablanca Airport
Intermediate
Citroen C Elysee
or similar
$12.36
per day
Most Popular Car Rental Deals
Casablanca Airport
Compact Elite
Citroen C-Elysse
or similar
$18.31
per day
Casablanca Airport
Mini Elite
Kia Picanto
or similar
$19.97
per day
Casablanca Airport
Special
Dacia Dokker
or similar
$22.33
per day
Casablanca Airport
Intermediate Elite
Hyundai i30
or similar
$32.18
per day
The above prices are only approximate and were last updated at 1:31 PM on 12/12/24. Prices may vary based on the booking dates, length of rental, and car class.
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Travel Information
Languages
Arabic, French, Spanish
Currency
MAD
Drive on
Right-hand side
Country code
+212
Average car rental price
$16 per day
Average car rental length
12 days
Speed limit within town
60 km/h or 37 mph
Speed limit out of town
100 - 120 km/h or 62 - 75 mph
Acceptable limit of BAC
0.02%
Average gas price
$1.45 per liter or $5.50 per gallon
Lowest gas price
$1.27 per liter or $4.81 per gallon
Highest gas price
$1.55 per liter or $5.88 per gallon
Why rent a car in Casablanca?
Casablanca is a great place for renting a car. With the freedom of your own wheels you can both see this modern and diverse metropolis and travel to nearby landmarks and to cities full of history. Moreover, Casablanca is also an excellent starting point for exploring Morocco by car, as its well-developed road infrastructure, central coastal location, and proximity to major highways make it convenient for travelers to drive to various destinations throughout the country.
One-Way Car Rentals in Casablanca
The most popular one-way rental options for pick up in Casablanca and drop off in another city include:
- From Casablanca to Marrakech - 664 offers from $18.54 per day
- From Casablanca to Tangier - 626 offers from $26.13 per day
- From Casablanca to Agadir - 223 offers from $27.53 per day
- From Casablanca to Fes - 236 offers from $24.72 per day
- From Casablanca to Oujda - 81 offers from $31.44 per day
Top ways to enter Casablanca
- Casablanca Airport: The busiest in the country and among the ten busiest in all of Africa, Casablanca Mohammed V Airport handled 8.2 million travelers in 2018. The airport is a large hub for Air Arabia Maroc and Royal Air Maroc, and hosts flights to and from all over Africa, as well as other continents of the world. Located about 33 km (20.5 mi) southeast of the city center, the airport can be reached in 35 minutes.
- Rabat Airport: Also known as Rabat-Sale, the airport serving the Moroccan capital handled about one million travelers in 2018. The airport has flights by nine different airlines, including European low-cost carriers Ryanair and Transavia. Located 113 km (70 mi) northeast of Casablanca, the airport can be reached in about 1 hour and 20 minutes.
- Marrakesh Menara Airport: Serving the beautiful city of Marrakesh, this airport handled more than 5.2 million travelers in 2018. The airport has flights by more than 20 different airlines, offering connections all over North Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. Located 248 km (154 mi) southeast of Casablanca, Marrakesh Airport can be reached in about three hours.
- By rail: If you’re arriving in Casablanca by train, you can conveniently pick up your rental car at the Casa-Port Railway Station or Casa-Voyageurs Railway Station.
City facts
- Although located on the Atlantic Coast and influenced by the Canary Current, Casablanca enjoys warm and pleasant climate. Summers are hot and extremely dry, and even in winter the temperature rarely drops below 10 °C (50 °F).
- Although not the capital, Casablanca is by far the largest city in Morocco. More than 3 million people live within the city borders and another 3.5 million call the wider Casablanca Metropolitan Region their home.
Top sights and activities
- Hassan II Mosque. Overlooking the nearby Atlantic Ocean, this impressive mosque is the seventh-largest in the world. Open to both worshippers and tourists, it can accommodate more than 25 thousand people at once. It boasts both an impressive courtyard and a transparent glass floor which lets you the sea under it.
- Museum of Moroccan Judaism. Although now very few still reside in Morocco, for hundreds of years Jews and Muslims shared their lives in Casablanca. Visiting the museum will let you see the displays of Moroccan synagogues, as well as Jewish clothing, paintings, and other objects from their daily life. This unique museum is the only museum dedicated to the Jewish people in the Arab world.
- The Arab League Park. Built 100 years ago, Casablanca’s largest park is the best place to relax among the palm trees and see different other unique plants, drink real Moroccan coffee, or meet locals who come here for the picnic on every sunny day.
- Mahkamat al-Pasha. Although only built in the 1940s, the style of this courthouse is strongly reminiscent of its medieval Moorish equivalents found in Andalusia. The builders’ attention to detail was superb, and there are countless ornate elements everywhere you look, as well as an inner courtyard garden. Appropriately, the courthouse is in the historical Habous neighborhood that’s nowadays known for its many bookshops.
- L'Uzine. Literally meaning The Factory, L’Uzine is one of the main contemporary art spaces of Morocco. In a move that would be characteristic of the European metropolises, but is still quite rare in the cities of the MENA region, the cultural institution can be found not in the city center but instead in the industrial, eastern part of Casablanca (hence the name). L’Uzine frequently hosts various cultural events, workshops, and performances.
Traffic and parking
- Unless specifically indicated otherwise, the speed limits are 120 km/h on motorways (autoroutes), 100 km/h on roads outside urban cities that are not motorways, and 40 km/h within populated areas.
- Even inside some big cities, and in most smaller towns and villages, there are no special lanes for cyclists or sometimes even pavements for pedestrians. In those cases, you’ll be sharing a road with them, so be extra careful.
- Road signs are written in both Arabic and French. If you don’t know either of these languages, it’s good to learn at least the main terms in one of them before renting a car.
- The legal alcohol limit is 0.00% for both experienced and novice drivers. Drunk driving can lead to large fines and even jail time or deportation.
- The insurance and car documentation needs to be in the car whenever you’re driving.
- If you’re the driver, you need to have your passport or ID card with you at all times.
- The nation-wide emergency police number is 19 and the nation-wide ambulance and fire safety department number is 15.
Toll roads
A toll needs to be paid for using most of Morocco’s motorways or autoroutes. All of the toll roads in Morocco are administered by the state-owned company Autoroutes du Maroc (ADM).
Morocco uses a “closed system” for its toll roads, meaning that there is a toll booth both at the entrance and the exit of the toll road. You pay either by cash or by credit card (although some toll points might only accept cash so it’s good to have some available at all times). Make sure to keep any proof that you have paid for the toll road as police checks are frequent and fines can be hefty. The prices for using the toll roads are generally quite low.
Most of the toll roads connect the largest cities of the country. Oftentimes you can opt to use regional roads instead - while traveling along those will be much slower, the views are usually much more scenic.
Ideas for day trips
- Azemmour. Located on the Atlantic Coast, just an hour’s drive from Casablanca, this colorful and friendly town is a great place to learn about the region’s diverse history through Jewish, Portuguese, and, of course, Muslim heritage that you can observe here.
- Safi. Although Safi is two-and-a-half hours drive south along the coast from Casablanca, the long distance is well worth the time. This old coastal city offers everything from beautiful mosques to stunning beaches, famous local pottery, interesting fishing port, and friendly, relaxed atmosphere.
- Oualidia. Known home and abroad for its oysters, Oualidia is a proper foodie destination. The many varieties of local seafoods can be enjoyed anywhere from small local taverns to high-class restaurants. If at any point you start to crave for more visual enjoyment, hit the local beach where pink flamingos can often be observed.
- Rabat. Smaller than Casablanca and surprisingly relaxed for a capital, Rabat is one of the underrated Moroccan destinations. In addition to its pleasant atmosphere, the city is home to such stunning landmarks as the Oudaias Kasbah and Andalusian Gardens, the abandoned city of Chellah, and the Archaeological Museum. The drive from Casablanca takes about an hour and 10 minutes.
Most popular cars
The most popular rental car type in Morocco is an Economy, followed by Mini and Intermediate. Most national motorways are in great shape and perfectly driveable by all types of rental cars. However, if you plan to drive in the Atlas Mountains or in the Sahara Desert, getting a 4x4 vehicle is a good idea. The most popular rental cars in Morocco are the Hyundai i10, the Dacia Logan, and the Renault Clio.
Further destinations
- Meknes. Although no more the national capital, Meknes is still an inviting destination to visit. Founded 1000 years ago, it boasts long and impressive history which is perhaps best observed in its stunning architecture, from the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail and the Museum of Moroccan Art to beautiful city medina.
- Fez. About three hours drive from Casablanca, Fez is one of the most famous cities of the Arab world. It is best known for its labyrinth of markets or souks, tanneries, and shops of local craftsmen, but Fez is also an important religious center as you’ll learn if you visit its many mosques and museums.
- Atlas Mountains. The Atlas Mountains in Morocco is a breathtaking natural wonder that stretches across the country, separating the Atlantic and Mediterranean coastlines from the vast Sahara Desert. This rugged and picturesque mountain range offers not only breathtaking scenery and hiking opportunities but also a rich cultural tapestry. Berber villages and traditions are interwoven with the stunning vistas.
- Marrakesh. Similar to Fez, Marrakesh is one of the destinations that give Morocco its special, timeless aura. Its historical market square, Djemaa el-Fna, is second to none, and Marrakesh is also home to many historical mosques, as well as providing access to the nearby Atlas Mountains. The drive from Casablanca takes only about 2 hours and 40 minutes.
- Essaouira. Located on the Atlantic coast some four-and-a-half-hour drive further south, the blue city of Essaouira is another magical Moroccan destination. Known for its distinctive architecture and well-preserved medina, the city also boasts a delicious cuisine and has fascinating stories to tell, a few involving some of the most famous Western rock stars ever to live. If you have time to spare, after seeing Essaouira you can continue the drive further south to eventually reach some of the loveliest beaches in the country.
Car rental prices in Casablanca
- Station wagons - from $16 per day
- Large cars - from $12 per day
- Medium cars - from $7 per day
- Vans - from $15 per day
- Premium cars - from $63 per day
- Small cars - from $7 per day
- SUVs - from $15 per day
Money-saving and other tips
You can do a number of things to get a good car rental deal in Casablanca:
- Compare rates of different rental suppliers
- Book your rental car well in advance
- Plan your route before you go
- Know your fuel and mileage requirements
- Visit in the month when the rental prices are the lowest. According to our data, visiting Casablanca is the cheapest in January when renting a car is about 30% cheaper than the yearly average.
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Top 16 locations near Casablanca
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Map of Car Rental Locations
What is the cheapest month to rent a car in Casablanca?
Car rental prices in Casablanca vary by time of year. This graph shows the average prices per month to help you find the best time of year to rent.
Average rental costs per day in Casablanca
The cheapest month to rent a car in Casablanca is March (when prices average $19.21 per day). This is 22% cheaper than the yearly average and 43% cheaper than renting in July (when prices average $33.95).
This information can help you identify the low season. But these are only average numbers. How much your car rental will cost will depend on the type of vehicle you rent, how long you’ll rent it for, and how far ahead you book. Simply enter your dates in the form at the top of the page to see the exact prices.
This information can help you identify the low season. But these are only average numbers. How much your car rental will cost will depend on the type of vehicle you rent, how long you’ll rent it for, and how far ahead you book. Simply enter your dates in the form at the top of the page to see the exact prices.
What’s the usual rental length in Casablanca?
How long travelers keep their rental cars for varies from month to month: in June, the average renter keeps their car for 16 days, and in February, they keep their car for 9 days.
Average number of rental days in Casablanca
What's the most popular month to rent a car in Casablanca?
Based on the number of searches by our customers, the most popular month for renting a car in Casablanca is June, and the least popular is March.
Monthly searches in Casablanca by pick-up date relative to the average
Car rental information
| Car rental locations | 11 |
| Airport locations | 1 |
| Popular suppliers | DRIVUS, AirCar, United Rent A Car, Locationauto, DiRent |
| Popular car categories | Small cars, Medium cars, SUVs, Large cars |
| Lowest price | $7 per day |
| Cheapest supplier | AddCar |
Most popular car models of rental suppliers
| Rental Supplier | Model | Doors | Luggage | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DRIVUS | Kia Picanto | 5 | 1 | Small cars |
| DRIVUS | Dacia Logan | 4 | 2 | Small cars |
| Locationauto | Renault Clio | 5 | 1 | Medium cars |
| AirCar | Dacia Duster | 4 | 3 | SUVs |
| AirCar | Kia Picanto | 4 | 2 | Medium cars |
| AirCar | Kia Picanto | 4 | 1 | Medium cars |
| DRIVUS | Dacia Duster | 5 | 3 | SUVs |
| DRIVUS | Peugeot 208 | 5 | 2 | Large cars |
| AirCar | Dacia Lodgy Stepway | 5 | 3 | Vans |
| United Rent A Car | Dacia Sandero | 5 | 2 | Small cars |
Our customers' reviews
Because we want to make sure each review listed here is left by a real customer, we don’t have the option to post a review here. Instead, we ask each and every customer to leave a review after they return their rental car. This way, you know that all reviews are authentic.
MR
Philippines
Dacia Duster
11/9/24 
BE
Morocco
Kia Picanto
11/8/24
Ranging from local Moroccan souks to virgin forest to north of Morocco including spiritual tourism
MA
United States of America (USA)
Dacia Duster
9/12/24
Just explore the beautiful country and be mindful of police check points.
NA
Kuwait
Renault Clio
7/16/24
Family visit, nature, local trips
MK
United States of America (USA)
Fiat Tipo
6/26/24
For Business
OZ
France
Renault Megane
6/23/24
Good services.
BD
Netherlands
Peugeot 208
5/15/24
Weather was good.
DW
United States of America (USA)
Peugeot 208
5/15/24
Morocco is wonderful; so much to see and do and the people are wonderful.
AN
Canada
Renault Clio
5/11/24 
YM
Hong Kong
Hyundai Accent Sedan (i25)
4/23/24
Good to visit Chefchaouen and dined at Rick Cafe but bad experience when a tyre flat in a remote road when towards Fes which spent lots of time to change a spare tyre and eventually needed to buy a new one to continue my journey to Fes and Marrakech.
ES
Turkey
Kia Picanto
3/9/24
Small cars are better choice for Morocco
TL
Croatia
Dacia Logan
2/27/24
Car held out so at least that much! Was a great trip we saw Casablanca, Fes, Chefchauoen, Imlil, Marrakech
ME
United States of America (USA)
Hyundai i10
1/31/24
Morocco is a vast and amazing land! Having a rental car was awesome.
HA
Saudi Arabia
Citroen C4 Cactus
1/16/24
I like roads and people respecting roles
Food and hotels i visit are amazing
MY
United Kingdom
Citroen C Elysee
12/13/23
Casablanca is good to visit but only allow maximum 5 days there unless you are visiting family and friends
LV
United States of America (USA)
Kia Picanto
11/15/23
All good overall
CG
Netherlands
Dacia Logan
10/17/23
Very friendly very kind people. Everything went good if there are any problems they fix it right away for you. I will be definitely come back to rent a car here
NM
United States of America (USA)
Renault Megane
9/26/23
family reunion
IA
Morocco
Kia Picanto
9/13/23 
CH
United States of America (USA)
Dacia Sandero
8/18/23
Great family visit
AN
United States of America (USA)
Dacia Duster
8/2/23
Very nice trip and too much to visit and explore in Morocco.
AD
United States of America (USA)
Renault Clio
7/23/23 
SM
Kuwait
Dacia Duster
7/19/23
Just visited new city in Morocco which was Kénitra, the city is amazing by all means.
EK
United States of America (USA)
Dacia Duster
7/19/23
Morocco is stunningly beautiful. The landscape is breathtaking, the cities are increíble. The people are kind. The food is delicious.
SK
United States of America (USA)
Dacia Duster
5/30/23
Camping in the Sahara was amazing and the people all over the country were terrific.
TM
United Kingdom
Dacia Duster
5/2/23
Restaurants, nature spots
DA
Netherlands
Dacia Dokker
4/30/23
Top
WB
Thailand
Jeep Renegade
4/15/23
All was great !
PH
Australia
Dacia Duster
3/3/23
Travelled all the way down the coast of Morocco to Tarfaya and back up. The place is amazing, and amazingly cheap if you go to homestay places. HIGHLY recommended.
VH
United States of America (USA)
Renault Captur
1/8/23
Having the rental car made it very convenient to go where we wanted with our luggage. Rabat was a gem. The Govt sponsored Cooperatives were AWESOME.
RJ
United States of America (USA)
Dacia Duster
1/3/23
We love Morocco. We find the highways to be easy to navigate with great signs and there is good parking options outside the walled city of Fez and Marrakesh. A wonderful family vacation with our teens.
VS
India
Dacia Duster
12/27/22
The car was in good shape. Excellent mileage 
TA
United States of America (USA)
Dacia Duster
8/23/22 
FB
United States of America (USA)
Renault Clio
6/16/22
Trip was amazing!
AM
Belgium
Dacia Logan
8/23/21
Top services!
SC
Netherlands
Citroen C3
8/15/21
Overal in Casablanca: Morocco mall, Anna mall, aub Diab
ST
Belgium
Suzuki Celerio
2/20/21
Be carefull of renting a car and keep your eyes and focus on everything, lots of lunatics in traffic, especially taxi drivers. You won't be dissapointed travelling here.
SM
United States of America (USA)
Citroen C3
11/8/20
Make sure you understand the rules of the road in Casablanca its not like the western world.
NH
Canada
Peugeot 208
9/3/20
Must have car rent while visiting Morocco
KM
Canada
Dacia Duster
3/9/20
Driving in Morocco is quite fun. They are what I call organized chaos. Cars moving from all directions. People walking through at their own risk.
Light signals are weird the lights are perpendicular to the where you have to stop so you can’t see the lights when your stopped.
The police are friendly for the most part they have many check points and are friendly to tourists.
Overall if you can. Drive!
Morocco has some of the most scenic roads on this planet.
AK
United States of America (USA)
Kia Picanto
2/24/20
It can be difficult to drive a car in Casablanca as there is a lot of traffic. Drivers are impatient and do not follow the rules. On the other hand, you need a taxi to get everywhere as the public transportation is not so developed. Taking many taxis can cost as much or sometimes more than a rental car but still cheap compared to America/Europe. Drive slow and carefully and you should be fine.
NE
Canada
Fiat Panda
2/22/20
driving in Morocco was an experience. the drivers were were aggressive but you just had to find your spot and push back .once out of the citys driving was a breeze. we wouldn't have seen half the places if we didnt have a car.
PL
Malaysia
Dacia Logan
10/10/19
Most of the cars are manual. The rental price of automatic cars are more expensive. Make sure you can drive well in manual mode if not it's better to rent automatic car. Be careful and drive slow when you see people walking on the street because you have no idea when they will suddenly walked across the road. They don't care about the cars and they just walked across the road whenever they want. And be careful when you go into every town, there will have road blocks. Police always be at roundabout, dont do illegal u-turn.
EG
Canada
Peugeot 308
7/22/19
We took a 4-door hatchback Fiat Tipo Diesel (with AC) ALL OVER MOROCCO! Literally, up and down all of the mountain passes and into the gorges, as far as the Sahara desert and the Atlantic coast. It is an amazing country to visit. We were very careful with our driving, but there are some situations where you have to be aggressive and defensive at the same time. Don't do this if you are not a confident driver. Multi-lane roundabouts in the cities are the toughest. Windey country roads with no shoulder and potholes are a hazard, as are overloaded hay-trucks in the oncoming lane. Be prepared to use the whole road, or pull over right to the edge at any time! It was so much fun though. To maximize your chances of avoiding an insurance claim upon return, get the car cleaned inside and out, and make sure to document ALL interactions with the car rental personnel.
FK
Norway
Dacia Logan
7/1/19
I visited my famly .
But the Hassan 2 mosk is defently a must see monument.
GJ
Canada
Hyundai i10
6/1/19
parking is hell downtown: get the smallest car you can
YZ
United States of America (USA)
Fiat Panda
2/28/19
overall good experience and friendly & accomodating staff
AB
United States of America (USA)
Renault Twingo
2/25/19
Driving in Casablanca is hard in some areas, but overall if you drive safely you are fine.
Dont keep ur belongings in the car when you park it, watch with thieves if ur windows are open, and if u stop in red light
OA
United Kingdom
Toyota C-HR
1/11/19
I strongly recommend greenmotion in Casablanca!
MA
Canada
Fiat Panda
1/6/19
Great highways and perfect for hopping between cities
Car Rental Statistics
Highest-rated company
Alamo
9.3 / 10
Lowest-rated company
Carwiz
4.3 / 10
Total number of reviews
140
Total rental companies
44
Average daily price
$16.06
Lowest daily price
$6.73
Total cars available
2003
Top 44 suppliers in Casablanca in 2024
Alamo
1 location
$16 - $44
RightCars
1 location
$120 - $122
1 Service Car
4 locations
$19 - $112
Budget
2 locations
$19 - $234
Cargini
1 location
$43 - $56
Alma Car Hire
2 locations
$7 - $47
AirCar
2 locations
$16 - $103
Keddy
2 locations
$39 - $528
Thrifty
3 locations
$44 - $139
Enterprise
2 locations
$15 - $50
Dollar
2 locations
$40 - $118
Europcar
2 locations
$47 - $635
Autounion
4 locations
$14 - $599
Goldcar
1 location
$21 - $52
DiRent
4 locations
$15 - $187
Flexways
2 locations
$16 - $117
SIXT
5 locations
$26 - $111
National
1 location
$36 - $73
DRIVUS
10 locations
$14 - $86
U-Save
2 locations
$14 - $250
Avis
2 locations
$35 - $76
Payless
2 locations
$35 - $90
Finalrentals
2 locations
$35 - $446
WANALOU
1 location
$35 - $446
Hertz
3 locations
$49 - $172
Firefly
1 location
$41 - $60
MOVIS Car Rental
2 locations
$8 - $1,459
Locationauto
1 location
$27 - $376
North Car Rental
1 location
$22 - $80
Prepaid Car Rental
1 location
$70 - $377
United Rent A Car
2 locations
$12 - $2,843
Optimo Rent
3 locations
$10 - $16
Street Rent A Car
1 location
$67 - $354
ACARENT
1 location
$67 - $354
AddCar
2 locations
$7 - $336
Sovoy
2 locations
$39 - $528
ABBYCAR
1 location
$8 - $25
Surprice
3 locations
$15 - $161
GreenMotion
2 locations
$13 - $225
Zezgo
2 locations
$8 - $47
OTOQ
1 location
$25 - $48
EXER
1 location
$25 - $48
WheeGo
2 locations
$36 - $525
Carwiz
2 locations
$19 - $52
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