No credit card€105€15 a day, 7 daysView Hyundai i10or similar, Other Rabat pickup pointDeposit €1,700Automatic5 seats2024
No credit card€126€18 a day, 7 daysView Peugeot 208Delivered in RabatDeposit €300Manual5 seats2023
No credit card€139€20 a day, 7 daysView Renault ClioDelivered in RabatDeposit €300Manual5 seats2023
No credit card€139€20 a day, 7 daysView Citroen C3Delivered in RabatDeposit €300Manual5 seats2023
No credit card€139€20 a day, 7 daysView Opel CorsaDelivered in RabatDeposit €300Manual5 seats2023
No credit card€139€20 a day, 7 daysView Seven-day prices from 16 November 2026, 13:00 pickup and return, with any delivery charge included. Enter your dates for current prices.
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Pickup or delivery in RabatClass tiles give a starting price, the cheapest car of that size in the week above, and half of Rabat offers top €56 a day. Economy cars are the biggest group in Rabat, with SUVs next.
The rental conditions are the same across Morocco; the cars, prices and deposits are what change from town to town.
Choose Rabat-Sale Airport, delivery to an address in the city, or another handover point in town. The meeting point and the company’s number are printed on the voucher.
The airport is about 20 minutes from central Rabat by road. Some airport cars carry a handover charge and some do not; the price shows which.
Most Rabat offers are delivered: you type the hotel or flat address when booking. Many include a delivery charge, already inside the price you see.
A few cars list a different handover point in Rabat. The voucher gives the exact meeting place, so check it before you travel.
Because so many cars are brought to you, the delivery charge inside each total varies from car to car. Compare totals rather than day rates.
From the day before pickup until the car is back, the number on your booking has to be on and reachable, country code included. That is how the company gets hold of you.
Flying in? Compare car rental at Rabat Airport, where any handover charge is already in the total.
A credit card is rarely asked for in Rabat, and the majority of cars hold no deposit. Each car lists its own payment rules.
A zero deposit does not always mean cash is fine: some no-deposit cars still take the balance by card only. Read the deposit and the balance as two separate lines.
In Casablanca, Marrakech and Agadir, too, very few cars ask for a credit card, so paying without one works on a one-way trip as well.
Most Rabat cars hold no deposit at their starting cover.
Fez is about two and a half hours east on the motorway, before stops. Every drive below starts in central Rabat.
Other trips from Rabat: Meknes, about 2 h; Tangier, about 3 h; Casablanca Airport, about 1 h 30 min.
Fez is reached mostly on the A2 motorway, and Meknes is a shorter drive, so the two cities fit well into one trip of a few days.
Going north, the A5 motorway leads to Tangier. If your trip starts up there instead, car rental in Tangier saves the drive.
The times assume clear roads. Allow more for toll lanes, fuel stops and traffic leaving the city.
The A1, A2 and A5 that leave Rabat are toll motorways. You pay at the toll lanes as you go.
During the rental, every toll, fuel stop, parking ticket and fine is your cost.
The rental allows paved public roads only. A dirt track to a beach or a village is off limits, whichever car you choose.
UK travel advice says poor lighting can make night driving dangerous, and asks drivers to watch for pedestrians and animals. Plan long drives for daylight.
UK travel advice gives 190 for police and 150 for ambulance or fire. ADM’s motorway line, 5050, answers at any hour. Save the company’s number too.
After an accident covered by the insurance, phone the rental company at once and get a police report, unless the company waives it. Without both, cover can lapse.
You cannot take the car across any border, and there is no option to add one.
That includes ferries: a car hired in Rabat cannot be taken to Spain.
Yes: many Rabat cars can be returned in Casablanca, Fez or Marrakech. Pick the return city when you search and any drop-off charge is in the price.
Agree any change of return city with the company before the trip; a new return city is priced again.
The bars give a typical day rate for a week’s hire beginning mid-month, on the 15th. Any handover charge is included.
Rabat week-long hires that begin on the 15th, from November 2026 through to October 2027. Your own dates will price differently.
Far fewer cars carry prices for the summer months, so those bars rest on a small choice. Look at your own dates before deciding.
Every Rabat car can also be handed over at Rabat Airport, and most cost the same there, so these monthly figures match the airport’s.
The shortest rental is one 24-hour day; run a few hours over and a second day is charged.
Automatics outnumber manuals in Rabat, so a self-shifting car is easy to find. Check the gearbox line on the offer, not the model name.
A small number of seven- and eight-seat cars are listed for bigger groups. Count the seats and the boot space before you book.
Infant seats, child seats and boosters are listed as extras in Morocco; the offer shows which the car has. Check the fitting on the day.
A second driver is also listed as an extra, with the price on the offer where the car has it. That person must meet the same age and licence rules.
Cover levels differ from car to car. Compare the cover and the deposit together before you choose.
Four tiers, not on every car. Cover runs from Minimum up to Full Coverage Plus, and each offer lists only the tiers it carries.
What standard cover leaves out. On a Rabat car, standard insurance skips four areas: wheels, undercarriage, windscreen and interior.
When cover stops working. Deliberate damage through vandalism or neglect voids the insurance, whatever level you bought.
Extras on the list. Personal accident insurance and theft protection are listed as extras in Morocco.
Each level changes what the excess covers, and the deposit can change with it.
Show the original licence from home, with details in Latin letters and valid until at least your return day. Photocopies and phone versions will not do.
If your licence only works at home, carry an International Driving Permit too. UK travel advice says UK licence holders need the 1968 version.
Every Rabat car carries its own minimum age and licence years, and two near-identical models can disagree. A driver below the line can be turned away.
Take your passport and the booking voucher to the handover as well.
Want an extra day? Clear it with the company before the return time on your booking.
Dates cannot be edited on a booking: you cancel and book again. Check the deadline first.
A standard Rabat booking can be cancelled up to seven days before the handover; luxury models and convertibles need 30 days. With the short-notice option, the cut-off is a day ahead. Miss it, or the pickup, and the advance stays with the company.
To cancel, write to customer support with the voucher attached. Money comes back within a fortnight of the request, with 6% of the advance kept as a payment fee and the rest repaid.
Yes. Pick city delivery and type the address when you book. If there is a delivery charge, it is already part of the price.
Most Rabat cars have none, but some do. The limit and the price of each extra kilometre show on the car before you book.
If a breakdown or another event beyond its control stops the company handing over your car, it owes you one from the same class or better, for the same price and terms.
In the first 24 hours after the booking is confirmed and paid, you or the company may call it off, as long as pickup has not happened. The advance is repaid less the payment fee.
Yes, as long as it is small and rides in a carrier from pickup to return.
Choose airport pickup or delivery to your door, then look at the deposit and the cover on the car itself before paying.
