Open app

OneClickDrive App300k+ Downloads

Install Now

‏العربية ‏ / Français

Casablanca

Morocco
- Agadir
- Casablanca
- Fes
- Marrakech
- Nador
- Oujda
- Rabat
- Tangier

Language

English

English
‏العربية‏
Français
Dutch
русский
Türkçe
Español
Chinese
Italian
German

Currency

MAD

Rent
Buy

RENT A CAR IN MOROCCO

Compare car rental deals at the best rates!

× View All Cars

BMW G63 Sedan Luxury Airport Hourly Lease

Browse Car Rentals in Morocco

Marrakech 270+ cars 270+ cars

Casablanca 270+ cars 270+ cars

Agadir 250+ cars 250+ cars

Tangier 260+ cars 260+ cars

Rabat 250+ cars 250+ cars

Oujda 250+ cars 250+ cars

Fes 250+ cars 250+ cars

Nador 240+ cars 240+ cars

Find the perfect car for you

Monthly

Rent Monthly 274 Cars

Low Price

Cheap Rent a Car 54 Cars

Super Car

Rent SuperCars 20 Cars

Convertible

Rent Convertible 6 Cars

Car with Driver 19 Cars

Commercial

Rent Commercial 11 Cars

Crossover

Rent Crossover 86 Cars

See More See Less

Want to rent a car in Morocco or explore used cars in Morocco? Compare the best prices on our platform and save with many offers from top car rental Morocco providers, so you can find the best car hire deals. There are many car hire locations across Morocco, including popular cities like Casablanca, and Marrakech, giving travelers a wide range of options. We also feature a growing selection of used cars for buyers looking for reliable vehicles across Morocco. With each car hire, you get basic insurance, roadside assistance, and often unlimited mileage. It's the perfect solution. And you can choose from a wide range of cars from SUVs, sedans, luxury and more, and explore the streets of Marrakech, the Atlas Mountains, or move around Nador and other cities as you please.

Why OneClickDrive is the #1 Car Marketplace

Wide Range of Cars

Choose from economy to luxury options, including SUVs and 4x4s, ideal for daily drives and road trips across Morocco.

Best Prices, Always

Get competitive daily, weekly, and monthly rates with clear pricing and great value compared to the regular rental market.

Trusted Rental Experience

High-quality vehicles, quick support, and a smooth booking process, designed for tourists and residents alike.

Rent from Top Car Brands View Offers

Choose a Morocco rent a car from several leading automobile brands such as Audi, BMW, Jaguar, Land Rover, Mercedes-Benz, Mini, Porsche, and Volkswagen for your trip to Morocco.

What Our Customers Say

Recommended Cars Just for You View Offers

View Offers

Are you a car rental company?

Join the OneClickDrive car marketplace. Get bookings. Keep 100%.

List Your Cars

Rent a Car in Morocco is Now Easier

Renting a car in Morocco is the key to hassle free transportation across this beautiful country. Whatever the purpose of the trip, whether it’s a family holiday, business trip or personal adventure, there are many experiences this country has to offer that are unique and unforgettable.
Having all the affordable and premium vehicles at your fingertips, it is now easier than ever to rent a Car Morocco and discover the country’s vibrant cities and secretive landscapes. From dunes of the desert to the coastal roads, a rental car will provide you with the freedom to travel at your own pace. No matter which airport you arrive at, whether it is Casablanca, Marrakech or Tangier you can easily rent a Car Morocco directly at the airport and be on the road in minutes.
It is possible to reserve a car for hire in advance before the start of your journey. This will give you a leeway to tour this beautiful country at your own pace and view some of the great and small attractions that are not so famous. Car hire companies are always there to assist you in selecting the right car for your itinerary and your traveling requirements. Simply compare various car hire companies for the best car hire deal with regards to early booking, price comparison and location based pricing differences.
The tourists especially love the scenery when going through the Atlas Mountains, and it is best to rent a Car Morocco for comfort and convenience. Local vendors usually offer flexible rental packages which can range from daily, weekly and long term rentals, depending on one’s travel plans. For those who want to take excursions to outlying locations, it is prudent to rent a Car Morocco having 4×4 capabilities to cope with rough terrain.
There are different prices depending on car types and length of hire and therefore something for every budget. Popular economy choices make it affordable to Rent Renault Clio in Casablanca or Rent Dacia Logan in Casablanca, both ideal for city driving and longer trips alike. Let us make your trip more relaxing with convenient car hire service.
OneClickDrive is the best car rental site in Morocco, with the best prices, verified listings, and direct booking with reliable suppliers. OneClickDrive is an easy-to-use platform with 24/7 customer service that helps to find the best vehicle for any trip. Whether you are sightseeing in cities or some remote landscape, OneClickDrive guarantees a smooth and dependable rental process every single time.
We suggest that you look at the reviews and compare rates before confirming your reservation. It is easy to rent a Car Morocco online on sites such as OneClickDrive where all the listings are vetted and clear. No hidden charges and you interact directly with trusted suppliers, so that it is safe and reliable. Families, lone travelers, and businessmen alike would rather rent a Car Morocco for the unparalleled freedom that it offers.
For the best out of your Moroccan tour, book early in seasons of tourism. This guarantees availability and cheaper rate once you make up your mind to rent a Car Morocco. Whether you want to go on a day trip or a long stay, OneClickDrive has made it even easier to rent a Car Morocco at your convenience.

Car Rental in Morocco – Best Prices

Save on the right car for your trip with one simple search for car hire in Morocco. You can find many options; all makes and models as per your needs. From the latest sports car to the oldest economy, we have got you covered!

Cheap Car Rental in Morocco

You can browse not only one of the biggest and best fleets of cars but also the cheapest car hire deals and Morocco car rental rates in many cities. From monthly car rental Casablanca to Tangier, Marrakech and more, you’ll have many options!

Luxury Car Rental

You can rent a Range Rover in Casablanca by browsing many luxury car rental Casablanca providers on our platform. You can also hire other luxury cars in other cities of Morocco.

Sports Car Rental Deals

Get the rush with our sports car hire in Morocco at affordable prices. You can find many high performance cars to suit your taste and budget in one search.

Car rentals, cars for sale & chauffeurs, all in one app.

Seamless booking in a few taps
App-only deals & instant access
Designed for easy browsing

Documents Needed for Morocco Car Rental

Whether you're traveling to Morocco for business or pleasure, our rent a car in Morocco services will make your every journey easy and convenient. To rent in Morocco you will require the following documents. If your driver's license is written in any other alphabet than Roman, you will also require an international driving permit.

For Residents

Valid Driving License
Passport Copy
Credit Card for Security Deposit

For Tourists Visiting Morocco

Valid Home Country Driving License
Passport Copy
Credit Card for Security Deposit

Visitors from the GCC, US, UK, Canada, Europe and certain other countries can drive with their home country driving license,without the need of an IDP.

Morocco is a country you see properly from the driver's seat. The train links a handful of cities and stops there, the long distance buses are cheap and slow, and most of what is worth stopping for sits somewhere in between. Car rental in Morocco is what turns a list of cities into one trip: the Atlantic road out of Casablanca, an afternoon in a town you had not planned on, the climb into the Middle Atlas where you will want the jacket you left at home.

The choice you are actually making is not really the car. It is the supplier, the deposit terms, and whether the price still means the same thing once the extras have landed. Car hire in Morocco is priced by season and by city rather than by company, so the same model costs one thing in Casablanca in February and something else again in Marrakech at Easter. OneClickDrive lists independent Moroccan suppliers next to each other with those terms showing, which is how you find that the cheap car rental in Morocco that is genuinely cheap is usually the longer hire and the zero deposit listing rather than the lowest daily figure. The car rental deals worth having are the ones that still look the same after you have read the terms. You do not need a credit card to book, and nothing is added on top of the rental price.

Morocco Car Rental Requirements & Driving Tips

Most suppliers here want a driver of twenty one or over who has held a full licence for at least a year, and some raise that for the larger and faster cars. It is set supplier by supplier rather than nationally, so it shows on the listing rather than in a rule you can memorise. Everything else about renting in Morocco is straightforward once you know four or five things that nobody tells you at the counter.

In Morocco you drive on the right. Speed limits are 60 km/h in town, 100 km/h on the open road and 120 km/h on the motorway, and they are enforced by fixed and mobile radar in numbers that surprise people. The fine is issued on the spot. The motorway network is genuinely good and it links Tangier, Rabat, Casablanca, Marrakech and Fes, so the long hops are easy. National roads are the ones that need attention: single carriageway, shared with lorries, mopeds, pedestrians and the occasional cart, and worth avoiding after dark because a lot of what is on them is unlit.

Motorway tolls are paid at the barrier, in dirhams, and every plaza takes cash. Residents and anyone covering serious distance use the Jawaz electronic tag instead and roll through the dedicated lane. Keep coins and small notes in the door pocket rather than digging for them at the barrier. Our own breakdown of the routes and what each one costs is available in our complete guide to Morocco highway tolls. Road signs and forecourt paperwork are in French and Arabic, so it is worth knowing that car rental in Maroc is the same thing, and that location de voiture is what rental becomes once you are standing at the desk.

Fuel stations are attended, so you stay in the car and tell the attendant what you want. Diesel is widely available and is usually the cheaper car to run over a long trip. In the cities you will be waved into a parking space by an informal attendant in a high visibility jacket, and a few dirhams when you leave is how that works. City traffic is dense rather than aggressive, roundabouts run on nerve as much as priority, and a smaller car is worth more than a powerful one in central Casablanca at six in the evening.

List of Documents required

The paperwork is short, and every one of these is checked at collection rather than at booking. Have the set ready in one place, because a missing document is the only thing that reliably turns a confirmed car into a wasted morning.

A full driving licence you have held for at least a year, in the driver's own name.
Your passport if you are visiting. Residents bring the Moroccan licence and the national identity card.
An International Driving Permit carried alongside your own licence. It matters most when your licence is not printed in Roman script, and you should treat it as required if your own government's travel advice for Morocco says so.
A payment card in the driver's name for the security hold, where the supplier asks for one. A credit card is the one most suppliers prefer, some accept a debit card, and the zero deposit listings take the question away entirely.
Your booking confirmation, on the phone or printed, with the supplier's contact on it.

On the question of cards, the promise on the OneClickDrive homepage is a real one and it is worth saying plainly: you can book without a credit card. Reserving the car is an enquiry and a part payment, not a card authorisation, and the accepted ways to pay include debit cards, UnionPay and cash. The card only enters the story at collection, for the security hold, and on a no deposit listing there is no hold to cover. So a traveller with no credit card at all can still book, and should filter for the without deposit cars before anything else. If you do have a card, bring it in the driver's name, because a card in someone else's name is refused at the counter even when the booking is correct.

Best Places to Visit in Morocco

Most popular cities of Morocco that have something to offer any kind of traveler.

Marrakech: Dive into the souks, ancient palaces, and vibrant squares that characterize this vibrant city.
Casablanca: This largest Moroccan city has an abundance of beautiful modern architecture, historic mosques, and vibrant nightlife.
Agadir: A coastal gem known for its beautiful sandy beaches, luxurious resorts, and laid- back atmosphere, perfect for a relaxing vacation.
Rabat: Morocco’s charming capital combines modernity with history, featuring landmarks like the Hassan Tower and the serene Kasbah of the Udayas.
Oujda: A cultural hub in eastern Morocco, celebrated for its traditional souks, Andalusian architecture, and rich history.
Fes: Uncover remnants of the most ancient history and culture of Morocco's oldest imperial city, home to one of the world's oldest universities.
Tangier: Situated on the coast, Tangier is a truly unique city with a mix of European and Moroccan influences, being a significant gateway between Europe and Africa.

Car Rental Insurance in Morocco

Third party liability is required by Moroccan law and it is inside every legitimate rental price, yours included. It covers the damage you do to other people, their cars and their property, and it is not something you opt into or out of. That is the floor, and the part worth reading is what sits on top of it.

Your contract will almost always carry a collision damage waiver and theft protection as well, and both come with an excess: the amount you remain liable for before the waiver starts working. The excess is the single number that decides whether a cheap rental was actually cheap, and it varies by vehicle category far more than the daily rate does. Ask for it in dirhams before you sign, and ask what reduces it, because most suppliers sell a top up that brings the excess down and some bring it to nothing.

Read the exclusions rather than skimming them. The damage most commonly left outside the waiver is the damage most likely to happen: windscreen chips and cracks, tyres and wheels, headlights and anything underneath the car. A stone off a lorry on a national road is the classic Moroccan claim and it is frequently the renter's to pay. If a second person will drive, they must be named on the agreement, or the cover lapses the moment they take the wheel. If you are planning to cross a border, say so at booking, because taking the car out of the country needs the supplier's written consent and its own insurance document, and most listings do not allow it at all.

Then do the thing that settles arguments later. Walk around the car with your phone before you leave the forecourt, filming rather than photographing, and get the wheels, the windscreen, the roof and the bumpers. Note the fuel level and the mileage in the same clip. Anything already marked goes on the handover sheet before you drive away, not after you come back.

Tips for Saving Money

The cheapest rental in Morocco is rarely the lowest daily rate. It is the one with no surprises attached, and the difference between the two is a handful of decisions you make before you book.

Book early for Marrakech. It is the busiest tourist market in the country and its peak weeks, Easter, the European summer and the Christmas fortnight, clear the good cars out first and lift the price of what remains. Casablanca is steadier because it runs on business travel, so a late booking there costs you less. Take the weekly rate if you need the car for five days or more and the monthly rate the moment you pass three weeks, because both are priced well below the daily rate multiplied out and nobody applies them for you.

Choose the small manual car unless you have a reason not to. Automatics are the minority here and they carry a premium for that reason alone, and a smaller engine saves you again on every fuel stop and every parking space. Collecting in town instead of at the airport is often cheaper where your arrival time allows it, and collecting at the airport is worth paying for when it does not. Cheap car hire in Morocco is mostly a matter of timing and category rather than of finding a bargain supplier. Filter for the no deposit car rental in Morocco listings early rather than late: freeing up a security hold you would otherwise have had blocked on your card for a fortnight is real money, not a technicality. Return the car with the fuel level you took it at, because the supplier's refuelling charge is never the forecourt price.

Last, compare the full city fleet rather than one category of it, because the line between a well equipped mid size car and the cheapest thing available is often smaller than you would expect. You can browse the full range of car rentals in Casablanca and explore all available car rentals in Marrakech. You can also browse monthly car rentals in Casablanca, find more affordable options among economy car rentals, or choose from no-deposit car rentals.

Which car, and which city to start in

The right car is usually the boring one. Economy car rental in Morocco covers most of the trips people are actually planning, and the everyday fleet here is ordinary rather than exotic: rent a Dacia, a Renault, a Hyundai, a Volkswagen or a Seat and you have seen most of what a Moroccan supplier keeps on the forecourt, with Audi, Mercedes, Land Rover and Porsche sitting at the premium end of the same listings. A small car parks in central Casablanca and near the old quarters of Fes and Marrakech, costs least to fuel, and is perfectly happy at motorway speed. A saloon suits business visitors doing the long runs between cities. Something larger earns its price when you are carrying family and luggage rather than when you simply fancy it, and the higher seating position genuinely helps in heavy traffic. If you want an automatic, filter for it first, because manuals are far more common here.

Where can I rent a car in Morocco is the question most first time visitors start with, and the answer is city by city rather than nationally. Stock and pricing are genuinely different in each one, so start from the city you are flying into and book the car from there. Each of these lists the premium and luxury cars available in that city alongside everything else on offer:

Casablanca, the largest and cheapest market in the country, with the deepest choice of premium cars.
Marrakech, spelled Marrakesh on plenty of airline tickets, where luxury car rental in Morocco is at its busiest and booking early matters most.
Agadir, coastal and seasonal, with demand following the holiday weeks.
Tangier, the northern gateway and the place to collect if you are arriving by ferry.
Rabat, the capital, a steady market for longer hires and cheap by Moroccan standards.
Fes, where the premium listings are a smaller and more curated set.
Oujda, in the east near the Algerian border, and cheap to hire in outside the summer.
Nador, on the Mediterranean coast.

Where you collect from matters nearly as much as which city you start in. Car rental in Casablanca, Morocco is the deepest market in the country, and it splits three ways: the airport, the city offices and delivery to where you are staying. Car rental in Marrakech, Morocco is the busiest tourist market of the two and the one that sells out first, and it splits the same three ways. The cheap end of car hire and car rental in downtown Casablanca, Morocco beats the airport desks most of the time, because the airport carries a premium the city offices do not. Collection at the airport is worth it for a late arrival or an early flight out, with terminal desks available for car rental at Casablanca Airport and car rental at Marrakech Airport. Arriving by train changes it again: car hire and cheap car rental around the Casa-Port railway station in Casablanca, and at the Marrakech station, are normally a delivery to the kerb rather than a desk inside, so give the supplier your arrival time when you book. Monthly car rental in Morocco is priced separately again, with rates tailored specifically for longer-term hires.The whole reservation is done online, from the site or the app, and it reaches the supplier before you travel.

If you would rather not drive at all, a car service with a driver in Morocco takes the parking, the radar and the medina out of the trip in one go, with chauffeur services in Casablanca and chauffeur services in Marrakech available to book.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it a good idea to rent a car in Morocco?

For most trips, yes, with one honest exception. If you are staying inside Marrakech or Fes for the whole visit, a car is a liability rather than an asset, because you cannot drive into the medina and you will pay to park it while it sits. For anything that involves more than one place, the car is what makes the trip work, since the train serves a few cities and the roads between them are good. Drive on the right, keep off unlit national roads at night, and leave the car outside the old walls.

Which car rental company is the best in Morocco?

There is no single answer, which is exactly why a marketplace is useful. Most car rental companies in Morocco are independent local firms rather than branches of a chain, so a car rental agency here is a business with one or two offices and its own terms. OneClickDrive lists independent Moroccan suppliers next to each other with the deposit terms, the mileage allowance and the delivery options visible before you commit, so you are comparing what actually differs rather than comparing brand names. Judge a supplier on the excess, the fuel policy and whether the listing says zero deposit. The best options for car rentals in Morocco are the ones whose terms suit the trip you are actually taking, rather than the ones with the largest name over the door.

How much would it cost to rent a car in Morocco?

It depends on four things, in this order: the season, the city, the size of the car and how long you keep it. Marrakech in a European holiday week and Casablanca in February are different markets. Weekly and monthly rates fall well below the daily rate multiplied out, automatics cost more than manuals, and the excess on the insurance can matter more than the rate itself. Compare the live listings for your dates rather than any published figure, because supplier pricing here moves week to week.

Where can I find the cheapest car rental in Morocco?

Filter for the smallest manual car, take the weekly or monthly rate if your trip is long enough, and check the no deposit listings, because a security hold blocked on your card for two weeks is a real cost even when it is refunded. Booking a few weeks ahead does more for the price in Marrakech than anywhere else. The cheapest total is rarely the lowest daily rate once the excess and the fuel policy are counted.

What do I need to rent a car in Morocco?

A full licence held for at least a year, a passport if you are visiting or a Moroccan licence and national identity card if you live here, and an International Driving Permit alongside your own licence. A payment card in the driver's own name covers the security hold where the supplier asks for one, and the without deposit listings do not need one at all.

Can I rent a car in Morocco without a credit card?

Yes. Booking takes a part payment rather than a card authorisation, and debit cards, UnionPay and cash are all accepted ways to pay. The credit card question only arises at collection, where most suppliers prefer one for the security hold and some accept a debit card instead. Choose a zero deposit listing and there is no hold to cover, which is the route for anyone who does not hold a credit card at all.

What does OneClickDrive charge me to use it?

Nothing on top of the rental price. There are no booking fees and no service charges, and the price you see is the total price of the rental. You pay part of that amount when you book, which is what confirms the car with the supplier, and the balance goes to the supplier when you collect.

What happens if the supplier does not produce the car?

You get the amount you paid at booking back. We set the price and we stand behind it, so a supplier failing to deliver the car you reserved is our problem to put right rather than yours to absorb.

What insurance comes with a Moroccan rental car?

Third party liability, because Moroccan law requires it and it is inside every legitimate rate. A collision damage waiver and theft protection are normally included as well, both carrying an excess you remain liable for. Windscreens, tyres, headlights and the underbody are the usual exclusions, and most suppliers sell a top up that reduces the excess. Ask for the excess figure and the exclusion list before you sign.

What is the minimum age to rent a car in Morocco?

Twenty one for most listings, with a full licence held for a year, and higher on the larger and faster cars. Each supplier sets its own limit, so read it on the listing rather than assuming a national rule.

Do I need an International Driving Permit for Morocco?

Carry one. It matters most when your own licence is not printed in Roman script, some suppliers ask for it regardless, and a traffic officer may. If your government's travel advice for Morocco tells you to hold one, treat it as required rather than optional.

Are Moroccan motorways tolled?

Yes. You pay at the barrier in dirhams and every plaza takes cash, so keep small notes in the car. The Jawaz electronic tag lets you use the dedicated lane without stopping and is worth having if you are covering long distances or living here. The tolled motorways link Tangier, Rabat, Casablanca, Marrakech and Fes.

What happens to the security hold on my card?

It is blocked rather than charged. The supplier freezes an amount for the length of the hire and lifts it once the car is back and any speed penalties have come through, which is why the release is rarely instant. Ask for the amount and the release window before you sign, and remember that plenty of Moroccan listings carry no deposit at all?

How do I find the best car rental deals in Morocco?

Compare suppliers on the same dates in the same city, which is what the listings are arranged for, and read past the daily rate to the deposit, the mileage allowance and the fuel policy. The genuinely good car rental deals in Morocco tend to be the longer hires and the zero deposit cars rather than the headline rates, and in Marrakech they go to whoever books first.

Should I collect at the airport or in town?

Airport collection is worth it for a late arrival or an early departure, and the delivery is arranged to the terminal. Collecting in town is often cheaper and makes sense when you arrive in daylight with time to spare. Neither is better in general, and both are on the listings.

Can I pick up in one city and return in another?

Sometimes. It is set by each supplier, most commonly between Casablanca, Marrakech and the two main airports, and a one way fee normally applies. Ask before you book rather than at collection, because a supplier who does not offer it will not arrange it on the day.

Can I take a rental car out of Morocco?

Usually not. Most listings do not permit it, and the ones that do need the supplier's written consent and a separate insurance document before you reach the border. Say at booking that you intend to cross, because turning up at the crossing without the paperwork ends the trip there.

Do I book with OneClickDrive or with the rental company?

With us. The booking is confirmed here and the part payment you make secures the car, and the supplier you selected hands the keys over and takes the balance. If they fail to produce the car, the amount you paid comes back to you.

OneClickDrive.ma is your trusted and reliable resource in the Morocco.