Question 1

What is the cheapest car hire agency in Morocco?

Accepted Answer

The cheapest rental cars in Morocco are generally found through Wheego. When booking with Wheego, you may be able to find car hire prices for as low as £7/day, depending on the city you intend to visit. In comparison, the average price to hire a car in Morocco is £26/day.

Question 2

What is the most popular car hire agency in Morocco?

Accepted Answer

Locationauto is currently the most popular car hire company in Morocco, with 33% of users selecting their services in the past month. Locationauto is also popular due to their 1 review and average customer satisfaction score of 2.0 out of 10. Keep in mind that your destination within Morocco might not have any Locationauto car hire locations, so you should always have a backup agency in mind.

Question 3

What car hire company in Morocco has the most locations?

Accepted Answer

Sunnycars is the car hire company in Morocco that currently has the most locations. With 33 car hire centres across the country, you should have no issue finding one of their locations at your destination. Sunnycars tends to have locations in the top must-see cities across Morocco. Marrakech, for example, has 6 Sunnycars locations.

Question 4

What side of the road do people in Morocco drive on?

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Drivers in Morocco, including drivers visiting from foreign countries, are required to travel on the right. Keep in mind that driving on the opposite side can lead to both a traffic violation and serious accidents.

Question 5

How good are the roads in Morocco?

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Morocco ranked 55 out of 137 countries across the globe for road quality in 2019. On a scale of 1 to 7, Morocco received a road quality score of 4.3. Keep in mind that road quality conditions in Morocco can vary depending on what area of the country you plan to visit.

Question 6

What is the drink driving limit in Morocco?

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The drinking and driving limit in Morocco is 2.86 mg/l. Regions and cities within Morocco might have their own local drinking and driving laws on top of the country-wide mandated law, so be sure to check before booking your car hire. Note that the legal drinking age in Morocco is 16. Steeper penalties will be given to those driving a vehicle who are under the legal drinking age.

Question 7

Why should I use momondo to book a car hire in Morocco?

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Booking a car hire in Morocco via momondo could save you time and money. momondo provides you with a wide selection of options and cars as we search thousands of car hire websites and locations to enable you to make the best choice for your trip.

Question 8

How does momondo help me find the best car hire deal in Morocco?

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Filtering is how momondo helps you find a great car hire in Morocco. Narrow your search using price and map features as well as filtering by fuel or mileage policies amongst many other filters available.

Question 9

Does momondo show car hire deals in Morocco with free cancellation?

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Of course! momondo has a dedicated filter for users to specifically look at car hire in Morocco which offer free cancellation.

Question 10

Can I hire a car with a fair fuel policy in Morocco on momondo?

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Yes, simply select the fair fuel policy filter after performing a search for hire cars in Morocco on momondo.

Question 11

Can I find a car hire in Morocco which offers enhanced cleaning on momondo?

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Yes, momondo shows deals with enhanced cleaning services for hire cars in Morocco.

Question 12

Can I search for car hire in Morocco with unlimited mileage on momondo?

Accepted Answer

Yes, momondo is capable of showing unlimited mileage car hire options in Morocco.

Question 13

Does Morocco have any unique traffic laws?

Accepted Answer

Car hire and driving in Morocco aren’t that different to the UK, except that you drive on the right-hand side of the road. However, Morocco is unlike many other countries when it comes to alcohol and driving in that it is completely against the law. There are no blood alcohol level thresholds, and there’s as much chance of being breathalysed as at home. So anyone driving rental cars shouldn’t drink, period. Speed cameras are also common on the roads, particularly in cities, so stick to the speed limits, even if the locals don’t. These are well sign-posted. To be safe, drive easily and don't speed in cities and towns as the police are vigilant and don’t hesitate to issue spot fines. Seat belts are not mandatory for back seat passengers. When it comes to roundabouts, the rule is to give way to vehicles already in it, but drivers will often stop to let you in, so be prepared for that so you don't hold up traffic.

Question 14

What are the legal and documentation requirements for hiring a car in Morocco?

Accepted Answer

If you want to book a car hire in Morocco, you will typically have to be at least 21 years of age, but this depends on the car hire company. The legal driving age is 18, and to hire rental cars, you’ll only need to produce a full valid UK driving licence and your passport. You won’t need an international driving permit. Make sure that you also take insurance cover for your vehicle when you rent a car. When you pick up your vehicle, make sure that the car hire company provides documentary proof of this and that you keep these documents in your car. This isn’t a legal requirement for driving a hire car or any other type of vehicle in Morocco, but it’s always good to have on hand anyway.

Question 15

Which areas of Morocco have the most traffic?

Accepted Answer

The regions of Morocco with more traffic are those around the main cities. Two of the busiest are Casablanca and Rabat, along with Souss-Massam, Tanger-Tetouan-Al Hoceima and Fès-Meknès. If you book car hire in these regions, the most congested cities, relatively speaking, are Casablanca and Rabat themselves and Agadir in Souss-Massam. Fès is the main city in Fès-Meknès and Tangiers is the busiest city in Tanger-Tetouan-Al Hoceima. The busiest motorways and routes in the country are those from Berrechid and Agadir, from Rabat to Casablanca to Rabat and Fès, and between Kenitra and Tangiers East. There is generally plenty of parking in the public car parks in these cities, so it’s usually not a problem finding a spot. Your best bet is usually the parking at your hotel if you’re staying in any of these cities.

Question 16

What are the most scenic roads in Morocco?

Accepted Answer

Morocco is known for its starkly beautiful landscapes, so it’s an excellent country for a road trip holiday. You’ll have a choice of rental cars, and to get the most out of your trip, we recommend you choose a 4x4 so you can go driving anywhere you please. If you’re only going to be travelling between the cities, you can choose a compact car rental or a sedan. A highly recommended Atlantic coast route is from Essaouira to Paradise Valley and on to Agadir. You’ll pass through the surf resort of Sidi Kaouki and orchards of the country’s famous argan trees. For a more historical tour, you can visit the Berber Granaries on the drive from Taroudant to Tafraoute. If you want a taste of the rugged Anti-Atlas Mountains, drive along the R107 from El Kasba to Tafraoute, but be prepared for some exciting driving with sheer drops at the side of the road.

Question 17

When did momondo last update prices for cars in Morocco?

Accepted Answer

Prices for cars in Morocco were last updated today.

Question 18

How many operators does momondo search for cars in Morocco?

Accepted Answer

As of April 2025, there are 924 operators available to choose from for cars in Morocco.

Question 19

How old do you have to be to hire a car in Morocco?

Accepted Answer

Among different countries, including Morocco, the minimum age for drivers varies. In numerous EU countries, drivers must be 18 years old. To hire a car overseas, you'll generally need to be at least 21, and if you're under 25, a young driver surcharge may be imposed. It's recommended that you review the policy of the rental company you're considering before booking.

Question 20

What documentation or ID do you need to rent a car in Morocco?

Accepted Answer

To rent a car in Morocco, all drivers must present a valid full driving license. If the license is written in a language other than the language of the country of rental, an International Driving Permit may be required to avoid the risk of potential fines. If you're renting a car abroad, you may also need to provide evidence of your return travel and accommodation information during your stay. We always recommend that you verify with the specific rental company you're booking with.

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The cheapest rental cars in Morocco are generally found through Wheego. When booking with Wheego, you may be able to find car hire prices for as low as £7/day, depending on the city you intend to visit. In comparison, the average price to hire a car in Morocco is £26/day.

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