Welcome to Hertz Morocco, car rental in Morocco. Discover Morocco at a great price.

To pick up your rental car in Morocco you must present yourself in the agency with the following documents: - Valid ID (passport or ID card)- Valid driving license of the contract holder and each additional driver - Credit card (not debit card) for the vehicle depositPlease note that only original documents are accepted for car rental.

To rent a car in Morocco, the driver must be at least 21 years old and have a 12-month driving license.Drivers under 23 years of age must subscribe to the Young Driver Insurance. Finally, for some vehicles, the minimum age is 25 years.

Yes, at Hertz Morocco it is possible to rent a car in one agency (Marrakech, Casablanca, Fes, Agadir, Rabat, etc.) and return it in a different rental agency.

Before taking charge of your rental car in Morocco, you must pay the deposit.The amount is blocked on your credit card for the duration of the rental vehicle in Morocco, then automatically released upon return to the agency.

Amount of the deposit : - Cars Category Citadines: from 1.400€.- Cars Category SUV and 4x4: from 2.000€.- Cars category Premium and Sedan : from 3.400€.- Cars Category Family and Minibus: from 2.000€.

Make sure you have a sufficient bank limit for the deposit to be charged to your credit card.In the event that your credit limit is insufficient, you have the option of subscribing to our Total or Partial Deductible Waiver services, which reduce the deposit by half or cancel the need to leave a deposit and your financial responsibility in the event of a claim.

If your request to change your car rental in Morocco is made more than 48 hours before the day of collection of the vehicle in agency, a modification fee of 100 MAD / VAT (about 10 €) will apply.If your request to change your rental car in Morocco is transmitted less than 48 hours before the day of collection, a fee of 150 MAD / VAT (about 15 €) will apply.Any change after the date of pickup of the rental car in Morocco agency will be processed at the agency of delivery according to availability and information that will be provided on site. No refund will be possible for any rental shorter than the duration provided in the reservation (early return), in case of delay in picking up the vehicle, in case of change of category for another lower or in case of cancellation of the One-Way fee.If you change your reservation, the current daily car rental rates will apply.If you change your reservation with a third party, you will only have to deal with the third party.

At Hertz Morocco, you can choose a car rental with mileage limited to 100km/day, or unlimited mileage.

The speed limit in Morocco is :- 40 km/h in cities- 90-100 km/h on normal roads - 120 km/h on highways.Beware, there are more and more speed cameras in Morocco.

It is forbidden to leave Morocco with your rental car.

In the city, street parking is usually paid for. You can easily find paid parking lots supervised by a guard. A day's parking usually costs between 5 and 10 dirhams. If the guard tells you more, don't hesitate to negotiate.Some shopping malls or large stores also offer free parking.Some security guards may ask you to keep your rental car keys so they can move the vehicle if necessary. Although this is common here, we do not recommend it.

Yes, if you have a driver's license issued by a country like France or a member of the European Union, you are allowed to drive in Morocco.

Driving in Morocco is sometimes an adventure! Cars are coming from all sides, traffic laws are not respected by drivers, and the streets are sometimes narrow in the medina. But the game is worth the candle, you will discover magnificent landscapes.Concerning alcohol, it is zero tolerance! It is strictly forbidden to drive with alcohol in the blood in Morocco and the authorities are intractable on this subject.

The traffic code in Morocco is a bit different from the one in France, but there are no major differences.

Roads in major cities and highways are generally well maintained in Morocco. However, this is not always the case in remote villages.If you plan to venture into the mountains or desert, opt for an SUV or 4x4 rental in Morocco for added comfort.

Morocco has a vast network of highways of more than 1,000km connecting Tantan to Oujda, passing through Agadir, Essaouira, Marrakech, Casablanca, Rabat, Meknes, Tangier, Nador, and Fez.To pay tolls, you can use a credit card or cash.

To collect a rental car in Morocco, you must pay the vehicle deposit, which varies depending on its category.

For a car rental in Morocco without a deposit, you can subscribe to our franchise redemption service which cancels the amount to be paid in the event of an accident.