Each price is the full seven-day total for collecting and returning the car at the airport. Rabat is one of several Morocco airports where local firms hand over the car.
No credit card€125€18 a day, 7 daysView Peugeot 208Rabat Airport pickupDeposit €300Manual5 seats2023
No credit card€139€20 a day, 7 daysView Renault ClioRabat Airport pickupDeposit €300Manual5 seats2023
No credit card€139€20 a day, 7 daysView Citroen C3Rabat Airport pickupDeposit €300Manual5 seats2023
No credit card€139€20 a day, 7 daysView Opel CorsaRabat Airport pickupDeposit €300Manual5 seats2023
No credit card€139€20 a day, 7 daysView Hyundai i10Rabat Airport pickupDeposit €300Automatic5 seats2023
No credit card€139€20 a day, 7 daysView Seven-day prices for 16 to 23 November 2026, collected and returned at Rabat Airport at 13:00. Your own dates are priced live.
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Rabat Airport pickup and returnThese are starting prices per class for the deals week. Half the cars at Rabat Airport are dearer than €56 a day.
Class prices are for a car handed over and returned at Rabat Airport; delivery to a town address is priced on its own. Both manual and automatic cars are on offer.
The cars above seat five, and seven-seaters are offered too. Think about cases as well as people before you choose.
Your voucher names the company, the meeting point and a phone number, so you know where to go before you land.
Download it before you board. Without mobile data you will still have the meeting point and the number to ring.
The company may call or message the day before and when you land. Give a number with its country code that works abroad.
Go over the bodywork alongside the company, list each scratch on the handover sheet and look at the fuel gauge before leaving.
If your flight is late, message the company as soon as you know so they can wait or change the time.
Some cars carry a charge for the airport handover. It is already in the price you see, so compare totals rather than daily rates.
Meeting the company, parking during the hire and what to expect on the road once you have the keys.
None of the six cars above needs a credit card, but each holds a deposit at its starting cover, so check the amount under the car.
Booking costs an advance of 15 to 20%; the company takes what is left when it hands you the keys, in whatever ways that car accepts.
A car that insists on a card wants the physical, embossed one, held by the main driver. Debit is possible only if the voucher names it.
No credit card with you? Look at cars in Morocco that need no credit card.
To keep money off hold, compare car rental in Morocco with no deposit.
Rabat is 10.7 kilometres from the airport, about 20 minutes by car with clear roads. Each figure is measured from the airport, with no breaks included.
Heading north from Rabat Airport: Kenitra, about 45 min; Asilah, about 2 h 45 min.
Get the feel of the pedals, lights and wipers before you leave the airport.
NARSA, the road safety agency, gives 20, 40 or 60 km/h in towns, usually 80 on national roads, some 100, and 120 on motorways.
NARSA lists a yellow vest, a warning triangle and spare bulbs as kit to carry. Check all three before leaving.
UK travel advice says poor lighting can make night driving dangerous, with people or animals on the road. Plan longer drives for daylight.
NARSA warns against using a phone while driving. UK travel advice gives 190 for police and 150 for an ambulance or fire.
Had a bump or found damage? Phone the company first, then ask the police for a report unless the company waives it. Missing either can leave you uninsured.
Fuel, parking, tolls and fines are paid by the renter.
Every journey must stay on paved public roads, wherever you head from Rabat and however short the track.
The Morocco rental conditions allow driving on paved public roads only, so leave unsurfaced tracks out of your plans.
You cannot drive a hire car from Rabat across a border or take it on a ferry.
The rental terms do not allow crossing the country’s borders, and there is no cross-border option for Morocco. Plan the whole trip inside the country.
Yes, many cars can go back at Casablanca Airport, and many at Tangier Airport too. Enter both airports in the search to see the total.
Choose the airport itself as the return place, not a city address. Changing it later gives a new price.
The company tells you where to meet at the other airport. Leave time for the check before your flight.
If your flight moves, contact the company and agree a new return first. A different drop-off is priced again.
The drive south takes about 1 hour 45 minutes by motorway, so flying home from Casablanca Airport fits an easy last morning.
Heading north instead? Returning at Tangier Airport is about 2 hours 45 minutes away on the A5.
Bars give the usual day rate for a week-long booking that starts and ends at Rabat Airport. Read them as a guide to cheaper months.
N/A means no car was offered for that month.
Any airport handover charge is already in these prices. Different times, extras or cover change the total.
Each rental day runs 24 hours from pickup, and any hours past that are billed as another day. To keep the car longer, tell the company in advance.
A Rabat pickup goes faster when every driver, child seat and suitcase is planned in the booking.
Book the second driver as an extra and bring their licence. Each driver must meet the age and experience rules shown on the car.
Child seats are extras, so add one for each child when you book. Check the fit at the airport before you set off.
The cars above seat five; seven-seaters are offered too. Large cases need boot space as well, so size up if in doubt.
A small pet can join you, in its carrier from pickup to return. Choose a car with room for the carrier as well as the bags.
Cars here start at different levels, and the paid upgrades are not equal. Compare what each level adds, not only its price.
Minimum on the i10 and Grand i10. Both start with Minimum (TPL), which leaves damage to the hire car itself uncovered.
A deposit on those two. They also hold a deposit. Basic and Full leave it as it is; only Full Coverage Plus takes it to zero.
Basic on other cars. Other Rabat Airport cars start with Basic (CDW) and no deposit, but you still owe an excess if the car is damaged.
Full does not lower the excess. On these cars Full Coverage keeps the same excess as Basic; Full Coverage Plus is the level that removes it.
Standard cover does not pay for wheels, the underside, the windscreen or the inside of the car. Deliberate damage through vandalism or neglect voids it. Here, damage cover and excess only fall together at Full Coverage Plus.
Your licence has to be the original, with the details in the Latin alphabet and valid until at least the return date. Copies or phone versions are refused.
If your licence is only valid at home, carry an IDP with it. UK travel advice says UK licence holders need the 1968 IDP.
Each car lists its own minimum age and years licensed. Every named driver must meet them, or the company can refuse the car.
Have your passport and booking voucher with you too; the company needs both to sign the rental agreement.
Bring it back with the agreed fuel and clean enough to inspect.
Leave time for the inspection before check-in, and agree any extra days with the company in advance.
To change the car or the dates, cancel and book again.
Cancel at least seven days before pickup, or thirty days ahead for a luxury car or convertible. With the short-notice option, the limit is 24 hours.
Cancel after that, or miss the pickup, and the advance is lost. On earlier cancellations a 6% payment fee is kept.
Yes. Many listings here are automatic; confirm it in the car’s details, since the picture can show a different version.
On some cars, yes. Any handover charge is already in the price shown, so compare the totals rather than the daily rate.
Yes, on some cars, though a pickup and return in the small hours can cost more. Enter your real times to see the price.
No. With Basic, a deposit-free car can still leave you owing an excess after damage. Only the top level, Plus, brings that to zero.
No. Hire cars from Morocco must stay in the country, so a ferry crossing with the car is not allowed.
Set your pickup and return times at Rabat Airport, then compare each car’s full price, deposit and cover before you book.
