Everything visitors ask us before renting a car in Marrakech, from the questions people type into Google in English and French, answered in a few lines each: prices, deposit, insurance, who can rent, airport delivery, one-way trips, the cars, driving in Morocco and long-term rental. All answers describe how Getaround Rent Car works; prices are public and the same for everyone. If your question is not here, call or WhatsApp +212 7 01 01 07 30 · WhatsApp us, 7 days a week, 24/7. Version française.
From €35 per day for a Dacia Sandero or Dacia Logan, €40 for a Renault Clio 5, Peugeot 208 or Opel Corsa, and €45 for the automatic Dacia Duster, comprehensive insurance included. Rentals of a week or more get a lower daily rate.
Yes. It includes comprehensive insurance, 24/7 assistance, 200 km per day, a second driver, a baby seat on request and free delivery anywhere in Marrakech or at Menara Airport. The only amounts on top are the refundable €800 deposit and, if you want the car in Casablanca, Agadir or Essaouira, €120 per transfer.
No. The total we confirm before your arrival is the amount you pay. No airport fee, no night fee, no second-driver fee, no young-driver fee.
A week is 7 times the daily rate at most, often less; ask for your dates. A month costs €650 for the Renault Clio 5 and 7,500 MAD for each of the other models. See long-term rental.
By payment card (credit or debit) or in cash, in euros or dirhams, at delivery. Both work for the rental and for the deposit.
Yes. A debit card or cash is accepted for the rental and the €800 deposit. Details in renting without a credit card.
Our public prices stay the same; availability is what changes. Book early for Easter, July and August, Christmas and New Year.
Yes, a booking deposit of 30 % of the rental confirms the reservation; the balance is paid at delivery. Cancellation is free up to 48 hours before the pick-up time.
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the start of the rental. Later than that, the 30 % booking deposit is kept.
A few days is usually enough outside peak periods. For the automatic Duster or for peak dates, book two to four weeks ahead.
Our price is the same online, on WhatsApp and on the phone, with no airport surcharge. Booking ahead with a 30 % deposit guarantees the car and the model you want, which matters for the only automatic in the fleet and in high season. Renting on arrival depends on what is still available that day.
With Getaround Rent Car, €35 to €45 per day all-inclusive: comprehensive insurance, 24/7 assistance, 200 km per day, second driver, baby seat and delivery in Marrakech. Headline prices of €9 or €15 a day seen on comparison sites usually exclude insurance, a second driver, airport fees or young-driver fees, which are added at the counter. See real prices vs the €9 a day ads.
Book directly with a local agency at an all-inclusive price, choose a small diesel car, rent for a week or more to get the lower daily rate, and avoid options you do not need. Compare the total price at return, not the daily headline. Our cheapest cars are the Dacia Sandero and Dacia Logan at €35 per day.
1. Choose the car and your dates on the fleet page, or send them on WhatsApp. 2. We confirm the price and you pay a 30 % deposit; cancellation is free up to 48 hours before. 3. Give us your flight number or your address in Marrakech. 4. At delivery, we check the car together with photos, you sign the contract and pay the balance and the €800 deposit. 5. At return, we check the car and release the deposit.
€800, the same for every car, taken at delivery by card or in cash and returned at the end of the rental after the joint check of the car.
Not with us. Every rental carries the €800 refundable deposit; it is what allows an all-inclusive price with a reasonable excess. Why “no deposit” offers deserve a careful read: car rental without deposit.
Comprehensive insurance with an excess of 8,000 MAD, and 24/7 breakdown assistance. If you are at fault in an accident you pay the excess plus one week of rental for the immobilisation; if you are not at fault, the week of immobilisation only; glass breakage is charged at 20 % of its value. Full terms on the insurance page.
No. Excess buy-out options do not exist in Morocco, with us or with other agencies. The comprehensive insurance with its 8,000 MAD excess is the cover, and the €800 deposit is what guarantees it.
Call us first, then the assistance number on the contract. Fill in a joint accident report with the other driver, take photos, call the police (19) or gendarmerie (177) if anyone is injured. You never pay more than the excess and the immobilisation week.
The insurance excess, missing fuel at return, and fines received during the rental. If the car comes back as it left, you get the full €800 back.
At the return of the car, after the joint check with our agent.
21, with a full driving licence. No young-driver surcharge between 21 and 24. No upper age limit. See minimum age.
Licences from the EU, the UK, the USA, Canada, Switzerland, Australia and most other countries, as a physical card. Licences in non-Latin scripts need an international permit or a certified translation. See driving licences in Morocco.
No, for a tourist stay with a licence in Latin characters. It is optional for US and Canadian drivers and required only for licences in other scripts.
Driving licence, passport or national ID card, and a payment card or cash for the rental and the deposit.
Yes, free of charge. The second driver must be 21 or older and show licence and ID at delivery.
Yes. Send the company details and the driver’s documents and we prepare the contract in the company’s name. Monthly rentals are available.
Yes, on their home licence or a Moroccan one, by the day or by the month. See long-term rental for expats.
Not with us: our minimum age is 21 with a full driving licence, and there is no surcharge from 21 to 24.
Yes, with a physical driving licence and a passport. An international driving permit is optional for licences printed in Latin characters.
Yes, with an international driving permit or a certified translation alongside the original licence, because the police need to read it at checkpoints.
Yes, under exactly the same conditions. Nothing in Moroccan law restricts women from driving, and many of our customers are women travelling alone or with friends. The usual advice applies to everyone: park in guarded car parks and avoid country roads at night.
Give us your flight number. Our agent waits at arrivals with a sign, the car is parked outside, you sign the contract and check the car together. It is free and available 24 hours a day. See car rental at Marrakech airport.
Yes. We work 7 days a week, 24 hours a day, with no extra fee.
We follow the flight with the number you gave us and adjust the meeting time. No fee for a delay.
Yes, free of charge, anywhere in Marrakech, at the time you choose. Most riads in the Medina are reached from a nearby gate; we meet you there.
Yes, at any hour. We agree the time the day before and meet you at departures.
Yes. Return in Casablanca, Agadir or Essaouira, in town or at the airport, costs €120. Return in Fes costs 1,500 MAD and in Tangier 2,000 MAD (the cost of bringing the car back; see Marrakech to Fes, Rabat and Tangier by car). Return in Marrakech or at Menara Airport is free.
No. Rental cars stay in Morocco.
You do not need to go to an office at all. Book online or on WhatsApp and we deliver the car free of charge where you are: Menara Airport arrivals, your hotel or riad, the train station or your home in Marrakech, 24 hours a day.
7 days a week, 24 hours a day, by phone and WhatsApp on +212 7 01 01 07 30. Delivery and return at any hour, including night arrivals and early departures, at no extra cost.
Yes, one: the Dacia Duster, diesel, €45 per day. Book it early. See automatic car rental.
The Dacia Duster is our SUV, with high ground clearance. All the classic routes in Morocco are on tarmac, so a 4×4 is not needed for the Atlas, the coast or the desert towns.
No. All six cars have 5 seats.
Yes, a baby seat is free on request when booking.
Yes. All six cars have air conditioning, Bluetooth and Apple CarPlay / Android Auto, so your phone provides navigation on the car screen.
200 km per day are included, 1,400 km for a week. Beyond that, each extra kilometre costs 2 MAD. Tell us before the rental if you plan a long itinerary.
Five cars are diesel (Logan, Clio 5, 208, Corsa, Duster); the Sandero Streetway is petrol. The fuel type is on the key tag. See fuel in Morocco.
You return the car at the same level as at delivery. Missing fuel is charged at pump price, nothing more.
No. Our fleet is six recent cars: Dacia Sandero Streetway, Dacia Logan, Renault Clio 5, Peugeot 208, Opel Corsa and an automatic Dacia Duster, all 5-seaters. If you need a van or a luxury car, we will tell you honestly that we do not have it.
All cars have Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, so you use Google Maps or Waze from your phone on the car screen. Both work well in Morocco; download the offline map of the region before leaving Marrakech for the mountains or the desert.
For Essaouira, Agadir or Casablanca on tarmac and motorway, any car in the fleet is fine. For the Tizi n’Tichka pass to Ouarzazate, the Agafay tracks or the road to Merzouga, the Dacia Duster is more comfortable thanks to its ground clearance, although the routes themselves are tarmac and open to all cars.
Yes, with a calm driving style: right-hand traffic, 60/100/120 km/h limits, scooters in town, police checkpoints at town entrances, no night driving on country roads. See is it safe to drive in Morocco.
On the right, as in continental Europe and North America. Our cars are left-hand drive.
Only on a few access roads. Park in the guarded car parks by the gates and walk. See parking in Marrakech.
Essaouira 190 km, 2h30. Agadir 250 km, 2h45 by motorway. Casablanca 240 km, 2h30 by motorway. Ouarzazate 195 km, 4 hours over the Tizi n’Tichka pass; Merzouga 560 km over two days; Fes 530 km, 5h30; Rabat 320 km, 3h15; Tangier 580 km, 5h30. Guides: Merzouga, Fes, Rabat, Tangier, Essaouira, Agadir, Casablanca, Ouarzazate.
Fines are paid on the spot against a receipt; keep it. A fixed-radar fine received later is deducted from the deposit with the notice as proof. See speed limits and checkpoints.
Full written conditions: rental conditions. About the agency: who we are. Reviews: what customers say.
Busy but manageable: large roundabouts, many scooters, and attendants in blue coats who manage street parking. The ring road and the avenues of Gueliz and Hivernage are easy; the Medina is closed to cars, so you park outside the walls and walk in. Most visitors find the city the hardest part and the open roads relaxed. See where to park in Marrakech.
Inside the city, no: the Medina, Gueliz and Hivernage are walkable and taxis are cheap. A car pays off the day you leave the city: Ourika, Imlil, the Agafay desert, Ouzoud, Essaouira, Ouarzazate or a road trip to the coast or the Sahara. Many visitors rent for the days out and keep the car parked at the hotel in town.
Ask for the total price in writing before you commit, with insurance, excess and deposit stated. At delivery, walk around the car with the agent, note every mark on the check-out sheet and take your own time-stamped photos, including tyres, windscreen and fuel gauge. Keep the contract and the car papers in the car for police checkpoints. See our 12 tips for renting a car in Morocco.
Yes, all on tarmac. Imlil is 65 km and 1h30 away, Aït Benhaddou about 165 km and 3h30 over the Tizi n’Tichka pass, Ouarzazate 195 km and 4 hours, and Merzouga about 560 km and 9 to 10 hours, best split over two days. Extra kilometres beyond 200 km per day cost 2 MAD each. See Marrakech to Merzouga by car.