Prices are seven-day totals with pickup and drop-off at Al Massira. Set them against the other Morocco airports if your route is flexible.
No credit card€182€26 a day, 7 daysView Hyundai i10Agadir Airport pickupNo depositAutomatic5 seats2025
No credit card€203€29 a day, 7 daysView Hyundai Grand i10or similar, Agadir Airport pickupNo depositAutomatic5 seats2025
No credit card€203€29 a day, 7 daysView Citroen C-ElyseeAgadir Airport pickupNo depositManual5 seats2024
No credit card€210€30 a day, 7 daysView Dacia Loganor similar, Agadir Airport pickupNo depositManual5 seats2025
No credit card€210€30 a day, 7 daysView Citroen C3or similar, Agadir Airport pickupNo depositAutomatic5 seats2023
No credit card€217€31 a day, 7 daysView Seven-day prices for 16 to 23 November 2026, picked up and dropped off at Agadir Airport at 13:00. Check your own dates for current prices.
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Agadir Airport pickup and returnTiles give the cheapest car of each size for the week shown above. Half of all Agadir Airport offers cost more than €72 a day.
These class prices are for collection and return at Agadir Airport; a hotel delivery is priced separately. You can choose a manual or an automatic.
All six cars above seat five. Bulky beach or sports gear may call for a larger car, and seven-seaters are offered here too.
Your voucher gives the meeting point and the company’s number, which is all you need on arrival.
Keep it where you can open it without data. It shows who meets you, where, and the number to call on arrival.
Expect contact the day before and when you land. Use a phone number with its country code and keep messaging apps on.
Go round the car with the company and get every existing mark written down. Check the fuel level at the same time.
Running late? Tell the company your new arrival time so the handover can move with it.
Most Agadir Airport cars include a handover charge, and the totals above already count it.
Meeting the company, parking during the hire and the first roads after pickup.
All six cars above start with no deposit, and none needs a credit card. Other cars at the airport differ, so read each listing.
The rest of the price goes to the company at pickup, by whichever methods that car lists.
Any card the company does require must be a physical embossed card in the main driver’s name; a debit card only counts when the voucher says so.
Debit card only? There are plenty of cars in Morocco that need no credit card.
Cars with no deposit are offered in the other Moroccan towns as well.
Taghazout is 52.1 kilometres from the airport, about 55 minutes by car without traffic. Agadir itself is about 25 minutes away.
Heading south from Agadir Airport: Tiznit, about 1 h 30 min.
Settle into the car before joining the main road, and keep long drives for daylight.
NARSA, the road safety agency, gives 20, 40 or 60 km/h in towns, 80 on most national roads, 100 on some, and 120 on motorways.
NARSA lists a yellow vest, a warning triangle and spare bulbs as kit to carry. Confirm with the company that all three are there.
UK travel advice says poor lighting can make night driving dangerous, with animals or pedestrians on the road.
Police and gendarmes run roadside checks, and speed cameras are in use. Keep the car papers and your licence handy.
UK travel advice gives 150 for an ambulance or fire and 190 for police. Report any accident to the company right away, with a police report unless it says otherwise.
The renter pays fuel, tolls, parking and fines.
Unsurfaced coastal and desert tracks are off limits from Agadir, however tempting the beach or the view.
The Morocco hire conditions limit every car to paved public roads. Unsurfaced beach and mountain tracks fall outside that rule.
Your Agadir hire car cannot leave the country, by road or by sea, at any point of the rental.
Driving across any border breaks the rental terms, and no cross-border cover exists for Morocco, so the car cannot go on a ferry either.
Yes, many cars allow it, and Casablanca Airport is an option too. Choose the two airports in the search to see the full price.
Use Marrakech Airport as the return place rather than a city address. Any change brings a fresh price.
Ask the company where the handback happens at the second airport, and leave time before your flight.
Contact the company if plans move and get the new return confirmed. A different drop-off is priced again.
It is about 3 hours on the A3, so ending the trip at Marrakech Airport works well for a flight home from there.
Casablanca Airport is a longer run, about 5 hours north.
Each bar is a typical daily price for seven days collected and returned at Agadir Airport. Read it as a guide to timing.
N/A means no car was offered for that month.
The prices take in any handover charge for the airport. Times, extras and cover still change what you pay.
A rental day lasts 24 hours and a part day counts as a full one. Tell the company in advance if you want to extend.
Put every traveller’s needs into the booking so the airport handover runs smoothly.
Add the second driver as an extra in the booking. Both licences are checked, and each driver must meet the age and experience rules on the car.
Request a seat for each child when booking, as an extra. Check it is the right size before leaving the airport.
The cars above seat five, and seven-seaters are offered too. Long holiday luggage may need a bigger car or a roof rack extra.
Only small pets may ride along, kept in a carrier for the whole hire. Make room for the carrier in your plans.
Each car shows the cover it starts with, and the upgrades differ. Look at the excess on each level, not only the price.
Basic at no extra cost. The Sandero, i10 and C3 above start with Basic (CDW) included, so damage to the car is covered.
No deposit, but an excess. None of the cars above holds a deposit, yet the Sandero, i10 and C3 still carry an excess if the car is damaged.
Full does not lower the excess. On the Sandero, the Full Coverage upgrade keeps the same excess as Basic.
Plus removes the excess. The i10 and C3 offer Full Coverage Plus, which takes the excess to zero.
Standard cover leaves out damage to wheels, the underbody, the windscreen and the interior, and none applies to deliberate damage through vandalism or neglect. Each level sets its own car hire excess, so compare that figure as well as the price.
Show the original licence in Latin script, in date until the hire ends. Copies and digital versions are not accepted.
Pair a home-only licence with an International Driving Permit. UK travel advice says UK licence holders need the 1968 IDP.
Minimum age and licence years vary between cars, even similar ones. The company may refuse a driver who falls short.
Pack your passport with the voucher; both are needed for the rental agreement.
Check the fuel and the state of the car before the return.
Allow time for the check before your flight, and agree any extension with the company first.
Cancel and rebook if you want a different car or dates.
Give seven days for an ordinary car, thirty for a luxury car or convertible, or 24 hours if you added the short-notice cancellation option.
The advance is kept on late cancellations and no-shows. Refunds made in time lose a 6% payment fee.
Yes, automatics are offered. Confirm the gearbox on the listing itself; the model name alone does not settle it.
On the Sandero, i10 and C3 above, yes, at no extra cost. An excess still applies until you add Full Coverage Plus where it is offered.
Not on the Sandero above, where it is the upgrade. Full Coverage Plus is the level that brings the excess down to zero.
It can be. A pickup and return in the small hours may cost more, so enter your real flight times.
No. A hire car from Morocco must stay in the country for the whole rental.
Enter your Agadir Airport pickup and return times, then weigh up each car’s total, deposit and cover before you pay.
