Car Hire in Morocco
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Cheapest Car Hire Rates
Marrakech Airport
Mini
Kia Picanto
or comparable
€7.91
per day
Marrakech Airport
Economy
Suzuki Swift
or comparable
€9.97
per day
Marrakech Airport
Compact Elite
Renault Logan
or comparable
€10.71
per day
Dakhla Airport
Compact
Dacia Logan
or comparable
€14.02
per day
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City Centre
Intermediate
Citroën C Elysee
or comparable
€14.83
per day
Casablanca Airport
Standard
Hyundai Accent
or comparable
€27.50
per day
City Centre
Full-size
Hyundai Elantra
or comparable
€29.03
per day
Rabat Airport
Mini Elite
Kia Picanto
or comparable
€31.25
per day
The above prices are only approximate and were last updated at 16:00 on 22/10/2024. Prices may vary based on the booking dates, length of rental, and car class.
Travel Information
Languages
Arabic, French, Spanish
Currency
MAD
Drive on
Right-hand side
Dialing code
+212
Average car hire price
€18 per day
Average car hire length
9 days
Speed limit within city centre
60 km/h or 37 mph
Speed limit out of city centre
100 - 120 km/h or 62 - 75 mph
Acceptable limit of BAC
0.02%
Average petrol price
€1.09 per litre or €4.13 per gallon
Lowest petrol price
€0.90 per litre or €3.41 per gallon
Highest petrol price
€1.29 per litre or €4.88 per gallon
Why hire a car in Morocco?
Open to the rest of the planet, but maintaining its millennia-old traditions, Morocco is perhaps the Arab world’s most accessible destination. Morocco’s cities are ancient centres of learning and culture, while the country’s markets retain much of their old trading spirit. Don’t overlook the country’s beaches, either — there are hundreds of kilometres of both Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts.
Top ways to enter Morocco
- Casablanca Airport. By far the busiest in the country, Casablanca Airport is one of the main air hubs of Africa and also provides flights to and from destinations in Europe, the Middle East, and North America.
- Marrakesh Airport. Located just a short drive from the city centre, Marrakesh Airport is the second-busiest in the country. In addition to providing access to the city itself, it can also be seen as a gateway to the Atlas mountains and the Moroccan Sahara.
- Other airports. There are 11 other airports in Morocco with scheduled international airports, as well as eight more that provide domestic connections. The most notable of them are the Agadir Airport, Fez Airport, and Tangier Airport.
Top cities and places to visit
- Marrakesh. The timeless city of Marrakesh is likely to be one of the most memorable places that you’ll ever visit. The city’s beating heart is the giant Djemaa el-Fna square known for its markets, street performers, and atmospheric side streets, but there’s no shortage of other landmarks, either — these include Koutoubia Mosque and Majorelle Gardens.
- Agadir. Located in the south of the country on the Atlantic coast, Agadir is one of Morocco’s centres of Berber culture, a fact that is exemplified by attractions like the Municipal Museum of Amazigh (a name that Berbers call themselves) and the Memory of Agadir Museum. Agadir also has some of the country’s most beautiful beaches, found not just in the city itself, but especially in the nearby village of Taghazout, which is a notable surfing hub.
- Fez. Another historical gem, Fez is slightly less visited by foreign travellers than Marrakesh, which probably makes it even more atmospheric. The city is home to a number of classical madrassas (places of religious learning), as well as landmarks like the Andalusian Mosque, most of which can be found in Fez’s well-preserved medina (old town).
Driving licence requirements
- To drive in Morocco, you need an International Driving Permit (IDP), as well as the original of your licence.
- If your original licence is written in an alphabet other than Arabic or Latin (e.g., Cyrillic, Chinese, Japanese), it is a good idea to get an official translation of it.
- You must carry your driving licence, not its copy, with you at all times.
- You need to have had your driving licence for at least one or two years, depending on the car provider’s requirements.
- Some car suppliers charge a young driver fee for drivers between the ages of 22 and 25 and a senior driver fee for drivers over the age of 65.
- There may be additional requirements depending on the car supplier and category, so make sure to check the terms and conditions before booking.
Crossing borders
Morocco shares a land border with Algeria and Mauritania. The border between Morocco and Algeria is currently closed, therefore it is impossible to travel between the two countries.
Unlike Morocco, Mauritania requires visitors from all countries but those surrounding it to obtain a visa in advance. Regardless of the visa situation, it is unfortunately not possible to hire a car in Morocco and then enter Mauritania - travel between the two countries is only possible with public transportation or a private vehicle.
Since Morocco considers Western Sahara as a part of its sovereign territory, it is usually possible to take a hired car to the disputed territory. However, you should check the security situation first. Also, be prepared to show your passport and papers for the car often. In fact, it is a good idea to bring copies of your passport with you. You can not and should not go to the area controlled by the SADR, with or without a car.
Top driving routes
- High Atlas. The stunning mountainous region to the east of Marrakesh is one of the most interesting parts of the country. Save for the cars and souvenir stalls, life in the region’s highland villages seems not to have changed for hundreds of years. More specific attractions include the Oukaimeden winter sports resort, Ourika Valley, and Todra Gorge.
- Ouarzazate. Located in the southeast of Morocco, little Ouarzazate is quietly one of the most authentic cities in the country. Attractions include a number of historical fortresses of kasbahs, the beautiful Fint Oasis, but mostly just the slow-paced atmosphere of the city’s life. Ouarzazate can also serve as a gateway to both Dades Gorge and the Moroccan Sahara, two destinations that take some planning to visit (you’ll most likely need to hire a 4x4 and a guide), but can be very rewarding.
- Tangier. Located just across the Mediterranean from Spain, Tangier has long captivated the imagination of foreigners. Although the city can be hectic and rough around the edges, it’s hard to deny its charm that’s exemplified by a well-preserved medina, varied religious architecture, and destinations like the Caves of Hercules and a gem of the mountain town that is the nearby Chefchaouen.
Car hire prices
- Station wagons - starting at €18 per day
- Large cars - starting at €15 per day
- Medium cars - starting at €11 per day
- People Carriers - starting at €19 per day
- Premium cars - starting at €47 per day
- Small cars - starting at €8 per day
- SUVs - starting at €17 per day
How can I save money on my hire car?
There are several good methods to find a cheaper car for hire:
- Compare rates of different car hire providers
- Book your vehicle well in advance
- Plan your route before you go
- Know your fuel and mileage requirements
- Visit in the month when the prices are the cheapest. According to our data, visiting Morocco is the cheapest in September when hiring a car is about 30% cheaper than the yearly average.
The 8 most popular cities in Morocco
Top 12 Most Popular Locations in Morocco
Map of Car Hire Destinations
In which month is car hire in Morocco the most affordable?
Prices for hiring a car in Morocco fluctuate depending on the time of year. This table and graph can help you find the best bargain.
Average price for hiring a car per day in Morocco
The best month to hire a car in Morocco is January — when the average price for a hire is €16.36 per day. This is 24% less than the yearly average and 50% less than hiring a car in August (when the average price is €32.77 per day).
This information can help you determine the low season. But note that these prices are only averages. The cost of your hire is determined by the type of car you select, the length of time you hire it for and how much in advance you book. Simply type in your dates in the form at the top of the page in order to find out the exact prices.
This information can help you determine the low season. But note that these prices are only averages. The cost of your hire is determined by the type of car you select, the length of time you hire it for and how much in advance you book. Simply type in your dates in the form at the top of the page in order to find out the exact prices.
How many days do people keep their hire cars, on average, in Morocco?
How long renters typically keep their vehicle sometimes varies depending on the time of year. Travelers tend to keep their rental cars longer in July — an average of 13 days. They tend to keep them for a shorter time in February — an average of 8 days.
Average number of hire days in Morocco
Which month is most favoured for hiring a car in Morocco?
Given the number of customers searching for a car in Morocco, August is the most popular, while March is the month that sees the lowest demand.
Monthly Car Hire Searches in Morocco Compared to the Yearly Average
Car hire information
| Car hire locations | 54 |
| Airport locations | 14 |
| Popular suppliers | AirCar, Locationauto, United Rent A Car, DiRent, Budget |
| Popular car categories | Small cars, Medium cars, SUVs, People Carriers |
| Lowest price | €8 per day |
| Cheapest supplier | ACARENT |
Most popular car models of suppliers
| Hire Agency | Model | Doors | Luggage | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AirCar | Kia Picanto | 4 | 1 | Medium cars |
| United Rent A Car | Dacia Sandero | 5 | 2 | Small cars |
| Locationauto | Peugeot 108 | 5 | 1 | Small cars |
| AirCar | Dacia Duster | 4 | 3 | SUVs |
| Locationauto | Dacia Sandero | 5 | 2 | Medium cars |
| AirCar | Dacia Lodgy Stepway | 5 | 3 | People Carriers |
| Locationauto | Fiat Panda | 5 | 1 | Small cars |
| Locationauto | Kia Picanto | 4 | 2 | Small cars |
| AirCar | Kia Picanto | 4 | 2 | Medium cars |
| United Rent A Car | Kia Picanto | 4 | 1 | 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.
MV
United Kingdom
Dacia Lodgy
30/08/2024
Having a hire car from the airport gave me and family the independence to go and explore Morocco ourselves.
HM
United Kingdom
Dacia Duster
12/08/2024
Great trip travelling across morocco
NB
United Kingdom
MG 5
06/08/2024
Driving in Marrakech is NOT for the faint hearted (!!) but if you have a Villa outside of the city (as we did) a car is essential and parking is perfectly reasonable if you use the main places close to the centre (e.g. Koutoubia). Main roads are good but smaller ones take some getting used to.
DW
United Kingdom
Peugeot 208
03/07/2024
1500km travelled - we were able to enjoy a good tour around central Morocco - enjoying the landscape, nature, history and culture
HA
United Kingdom
Dacia Sandero
30/06/2024
Sun country and nice people and lovely fish to eat
BK
Canada
Dacia Dokker
25/06/2024
DD
United Kingdom
Dacia Logan
20/06/2024
We start our road trip from Marrakech to ait ben handdou mergouza fes chefcheaun Rabat Casablanca and back to marakesh and the car was great !
TM
United Kingdom
MG ZS
09/06/2024
Dakhla and Agadir seafront coastal was amazing we really enjoyed our trip me and my wife
NA
United Kingdom
Fiat Tipo Sedan
16/05/2024
Golf and swimming
VC
United Kingdom
Kia Picanto
05/05/2024
had a great trip due to staying in a nice sleepy village with wonderful locals and sunny weather. not far from where I was staying, was a nice beach town with plenty of shops for everything you need for eating, drinking, etc.
WR
United Kingdom
Dacia Logan
26/04/2024
Make sure you have sat nav or google maps.
Stayed at the Atlas Kasbah amazing
AA
United Kingdom
Chevrolet Spark
26/04/2024
There is alot to see in marrakech and surroundings places...
MA
United Kingdom
Renault Megane
02/03/2024
Rally amazing trip wonderful
TS
Poland
Renault Clio
19/02/2024
This is our usual trip organisation - all by ourself + rented car. This gives You us freedom and independence. Better than the car is 4x4 car or camper that may give You even more. We have done more than 2k km driving through marrocan roads and visiting planned spots like Marrakesch, Ouzoud waterfalls, Dades Valley, Merzouga and a few others. Trip was great and having the car let us schedlule visit in according to our wishes and appearing situations.
GE
United Kingdom
Fiat 500
14/01/2024
Everything 10/10
JB
United Kingdom
Dacia Duster
06/01/2024
We love Morocco and in particular essoiarra and it’s wonderful friendly people
SK
United Kingdom
Kia Picanto
30/12/2023
We travelled from Marrakech to Casablanca,Rabat,meknes,volubilis,molay Idris,fes,dadès valley, ouarzazate,m'hamid Sahara,agadir and then returned back to Marrakech.We loved Morocco and the entire trip and the car was lovely.
ME
United Kingdom
Dacia Logan
16/11/2023
Good weather and choice of restaurants
MF
United Kingdom
Kia Picanto
16/08/2023
Marrakesh was amazing, Rabat was beautiful too. Casablanca was less interesting.
AM
United Kingdom
Suzuki Celerio
19/07/2023
People were good, places were good, food was good
CF
United Kingdom
Kia Picanto
17/07/2023
my trip was visiting my family but as Country is beautiful place to visit and explore and make unforgettable memories
UI
United Kingdom
Peugeot 208
14/07/2023
I was able to discover places I never thought I could. The car allowed this overall the convenience was exactly what you need in a warm country.. air conditioned car that you can drive around.
NP
United Kingdom
Hyundai Santa Fe 5+2
21/06/2023
Everything in Morocco was good but as a word of caution I would say please stay clear of any people in old cities of Fez, Marrakech or Tangier majority of the people who offer help are hustlers and crooks they are normally jobless or so and they will try to confuse you in streets and get money out of you. Though Google is not 100% accurate but I would still suggest to use Google rather than seek help from locals in these old cities.
Tangier was absolutely beautiful; the beach, the view of Gibraltar, meeting of Mediterranean sea with Atlantic and Hercules caves were stunning.
I didn't explore Casablanca other than Corniche, new Medina, Morocco Mall, Sea side, beach and Hassan II mosque but whatever I saw was amazing and I didn't come across any hustlers.
Marrakech is another nice city with lots of good places to visit, my favourite out of all are Ben Yousuf Madrassa, Jama el Fana and Bahai Palace. Night time buzz of Jama el Fana is absolutely electrifying.
Rabat is a nice neat and clean city. It has a feel of discipline and seat of power to be honest.
The only city for which I went to visit Morocco was Fez but it has nothing in it. People from Europe visit it just because it is a UNESCO heritage site and it is kind of functioning medieval city where you can see tanneries and knife sharpeners street etc. If you have seen these things elsewhere then there is nothing else to see other than hustlers and people who are trying to get every penny out of your pocket. If your guide takes you to a shop in Fez please don't buy anything at their recommendation because they have their commission set with the shopkeepers, try to buy from a small shop without any guidance from the guide it will be still as good and 10times cheaper.
MI
United Kingdom
Renault Clio
04/06/2023
Mohammed the person that I received the car from him hes very nice person and professional
NM
United Kingdom
Kia Picanto
15/05/2023
Overall was an amazing experience driving in Morocco. The only word of advice is that the traffic police only seem to stop hire cars and lie that you are speeding. I was stopped 3 times in 10 minutes with officers demanding between 150-300 dirhams . I refused to pay as I knew I wasn't speeding and they did not have any evidence to suggest I did.
HJ
United Kingdom
Kia Picanto
15/05/2023
I had lovely trip
HL
United Kingdom
Fiat Tipo
30/04/2023
The trip was varied from visiting family and also going to places for tourism. Having a vehicle made the trip convenient and places more accessible.
SC
United Kingdom
Dacia Logan
28/03/2023
Great 650 mile road trip with just one speeding fine!
HC
United Kingdom
Fiat Panda
06/02/2023
I was visiting my home in Morocco.
Every trip to Morocco my homeland is magical to me.
The whole of morocco is beautiful
SZ
United Kingdom
Kia Picanto
01/02/2023
We picked up the car at Marrakesh Airport and dropped it off at Tangier airport.. We drove through Morocco, with utmost safety, stopped in Casablanca, Rabat, Fes, chefchaouen, and finally teaching Tangier. We found safe places to park, which were near the medinas and old cities.
EJ
United Kingdom
Dacia Sandero
30/01/2023
Atlas mountains, marrakech
JW
United Kingdom
Fiat Panda
06/01/2023
Nature, restaurants
JA
United Kingdom
Renault Clio
15/10/2022
Nature and culture
FH
United Kingdom
Kia Picanto
20/09/2022
Amazing food, nice shopping experience, meeeting lovely people and spending time at a very good hotel at the beach front.
SM
United Kingdom
Dacia Lodgy
11/09/2022
Camel riding
Quad Bikes
Swimming
Walks
RJ
United Kingdom
Peugeot 208
08/09/2022
The trip was a mix of urban and rural trips. The car delivered especially on the winding mountain road (proper road though). Quality sound in the stereo and reasonably economical.
AL
United Kingdom
Hyundai i10
04/09/2022
Amazing trip to Rabat / Sale Morocco, highly recommended
WM
United Kingdom
Jeep Renegade *guaranteed model*
03/09/2022
Nature spots and culture.
JK
United Kingdom
Citroen C3
31/08/2022
Al Hociema was amazing, Sfiha, Marrakech
AR
United Kingdom
Chevrolet Captiva
01/08/2022
We stays in a lovely Riad on the first night. It was quite hard to find initially but they had helpers to direct us and the place itself was beautiful and authentic with a great atmosphere and breakfast. We traveled for an engagement so didn’t have much time for sight seeing, although we went to a lovely beach in seidia. Other highlights were the souks and the kittens everywhere!
AP
United Kingdom
Jeep Renegade *guaranteed model*
14/06/2022
Helpful to know arabic and French. However at sixt desk the employees employees english was good. Have all vouchers, agreements etc printed out and ready.
ME
United Kingdom
Chevrolet Spark
12/04/2022
Many thanks
RA
United Kingdom
Kia Picanto
28/03/2022
Abdulghanii from Eurocars in Marrakesh was very nice, very helpful. Thank u so much
WP
United Kingdom
Fiat 500
22/03/2022
Great service.
SA
United Kingdom
Toyota Yaris
21/02/2022
Great car!
SE
United Kingdom
Peugeot Expert
13/10/2021
It’s was really easy to pick up the car
The staff were friendly
SB
United Kingdom
Citroen C3
17/09/2021
I really enjoy the trip the car agent was really helpful delivered excellent customer service 👍👍👍👍👍
JB
United Kingdom
Renault Megane
16/01/2021
Highly professional and friendly service
Car Hire Statistics
Highest-rated company
RightCars
9.2 / 10
Lowest-rated company
Carwiz
3.9 / 10
Total number of reviews
630
Total rental companies
52
Average daily price
€18.15
Lowest daily price
€7.91
Total cars available
8370
Top 52 suppliers in Morocco in 2024
RightCars
4 locations
€106 - €711
Alamo
3 locations
€24 - €289
Prestige Rent
3 locations
€20 - €100
Zirari Car
2 locations
€30 - €192
CMB Cars
1 location
€18 - €122
1 Service Car
7 locations
€26 - €341
Cargini
3 locations
€32 - €54
Budget
16 locations
€30 - €262
WANALOU
5 locations
€26 - €27
SIXT
19 locations
€22 - €124
Alma Car Hire
4 locations
€21 - €79
AirCar
15 locations
€25 - €195
Thrifty
20 locations
€19 - €214
Dollar
17 locations
€18 - €232
Keddy
19 locations
€36 - €425
Europcar
18 locations
€36 - €503
Enterprise
4 locations
€26 - €327
DiRent
10 locations
€14 - €97
Autounion
15 locations
€41 - €386
SpinGo Rent A Car
5 locations
€20 - €25
Avis
20 locations
€31 - €287
DRIVUS
14 locations
€11 - €79
Firefly
9 locations
€22 - €67
Goldcar
5 locations
€34 - €102
Hertz
23 locations
€20 - €230
National
3 locations
€66 - €322
U-Save
13 locations
Payless
18 locations
€45 - €146
Prepaid Car Rental
4 locations
€15 - €351
Ok Mobility
1 location
€270 - €333
FoxCar
11 locations
€14 - €146
Locationauto
6 locations
€14 - €458
ACARENT
6 locations
€8 - €1,653
Resolve Cars
3 locations
€16 - €161
Finalrentals
9 locations
€32 - €446
North Car Rental
5 locations
€17 - €4,671
Optimo Rent
9 locations
€12 - €75
NUCarrentals
2 locations
Surprice
7 locations
€17 - €207
Zezgo
11 locations
€19 - €98
United Rent A Car
13 locations
€13 - €107,071
Routes Car Rental
1 location
GreenMotion
14 locations
€12 - €493
AddCar
14 locations
€10 - €436
EXER
4 locations
Sovoy
8 locations
€43 - €529
OTOQ
2 locations
€18 - €49
ABBYCAR
6 locations
€15 - €56
Street Rent A Car
5 locations
€11 - €268
MOVIS Car Rental
12 locations
€14 - €9,192
WheeGo
9 locations
€21 - €509
Carwiz
3 locations
€18 - €47
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