Cheap Car Rental Morocco: Daily Prices from 200 MAD

Average daily rental price by city in Morocco

The cheapest cities for car rental in Morocco are typically Agadir and Marrakech, where economy cars start from 200 MAD/day. Casablanca and Rabat trend slightly higher because of business-traveller demand on weekdays. The figures below are starting prices for a 1-day economy rental, sampled in May 2026; weekly rentals (7+ days) qualify for up to 10% off and monthly rentals (28+ days) for up to 25% off on Bandy's Cars.

Tourist figures: Office National Marocain du Tourisme (ONMT). Distances measured via primary motorway. Prices reviewed monthly.

How to get the cheapest car rental in Morocco

Six tactics consistently lower the daily rate without sacrificing quality. They work in any Moroccan city and at any rental agency, not only Bandy's Cars.

1. Book at least 14 days ahead. Last-minute pickups in high season (Easter, July–August, Christmas) routinely cost 30–50% more than the same vehicle reserved two weeks earlier.
2. Avoid airport-counter pickups. Most on-airport rental desks apply an 8–15% airport surcharge. Free hotel-delivery providers like Bandy's Cars eliminate this charge entirely in all 9 city-delivery zones.
3. Choose manual transmission when possible. Manual cars in Morocco are typically 60–100 MAD/day cheaper than automatics in the same category, and the fleet availability is wider.
4. Rent for 7+ days. Weekly rentals unlock up to 10% off; 28+ days unlock up to 25% off. A 10-day rental is often cheaper than two separate 5-day rentals.
5. Match the car to the trip, not your imagination. SUVs cost roughly twice as much per day as economy cars. If your itinerary is city-only or coastal motorway (Casablanca → Rabat, Tangier → Asilah), an economy or compact is usually sufficient.
6. Travel in shoulder season. March, May, September, and October offer 20–30% lower base rates than peak Easter/July/August/Christmas, with comparable weather in most Moroccan cities.