Because of the many new roads in Morocco, renting an economy or compact car will be sufficient for getting around town or going city to city. However, if you plan on going off-road, like many tourists that travel to Morocco do, you’ll be better off in a larger vehicle with four-wheel drive that’s better equipped to get around the desert roads and steep mountain passes.

For those traveling with children in Morocco, be aware that there are no child restraint laws in the country. As a result of this, many car rental agencies don’t offer child safety seats as add-ons to your reservation. If you plan on securing your child in a safety seat, it’s best to either rent from a larger, multi-national company like Budget that includes them as an add-on, or bring your own from home.

If you’re planning on renting a car in Morocco and taking it over the border to different countries in the region, it’s important to note that car rental agencies will not allow you to take the vehicle outside of Morocco.

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Economy rental cars in Morocco are around 26% cheaper than other car types, on average