Car with driver

Car Rental with Driver in Morocco

Hire a car with a professional driver in Morocco for airport transfers, business trips, weddings and day trips. Our chauffeurs know the roads of Casablanca, Marrakech, Agadir, Rabat, Tangier and Fez, so you can relax in a premium car while they handle the traffic.

Our chauffeur services

Airport transfers
Your driver meets you in the arrivals hall and takes you to your hotel, riad or office, including late-night flights.
Business trips
Arrive on time for your meetings in a premium car, with a driver available for the whole day.
Weddings and events
Luxury cars with a driver for weddings, photo shoots and special occasions, at the time and place you choose.
Day trips and tours
Visit the Atlas, Essaouira or Chefchaouen without driving yourself.

Get a quote for a car with driver

Tell us the date, pickup point and route on WhatsApp or with the booking form, and we send you a price.

Car with driver: FAQ

The price of a car with driver depends on the car, the duration and the route, so we quote each trip individually. Send us your date, pickup point and destination on WhatsApp and we reply with a clear price.

Our chauffeur service is available in Casablanca, Marrakech, Agadir, Rabat, Tangier and Fez, and for trips between these cities.

Yes. Give us your flight number and your driver will wait for you in the arrivals hall, including for late-night flights.

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Yes. Tourists, including US citizens, can rent and drive a car in Morocco with their national driving licence, as long as they have held it for at least 2 years and it is valid until the return date. We recommend also carrying an International Driving Permit, which translates your licence and helps at police checkpoints. Bring your passport too — the minimum age is 21.

Yes — renting a car is worth it if you want to see more than one city, and driving is generally safe for tourists. A car is the easiest way to reach the Atlas Mountains, the desert and the coast at your own pace, and the motorways and main roads are in good condition. Drive carefully in busy city centres, respect speed limits (police checks are frequent) and avoid rural roads at night.

Morocco drives on the right, like France, Spain and the United States. Cars are left-hand drive, road signs are in Arabic and French, and the usual speed limits are 120 km/h on motorways, 100 km/h on main roads and 60 km/h in towns.

Rent from a company that gives you a written contract with the price, the deposit and the insurance clearly stated before you pay. That is how we work: the full price and the deposit amount are confirmed on WhatsApp before you arrive, we check the car together at pickup and take photos of its condition and fuel level, and we compare them at return, so you only pay what the contract says. The deposit is refunded when the car comes back in good condition. Avoid street touts, and never leave your passport as a deposit.

Tourists get around Morocco by train, bus, taxi or rental car — and a rental car is the most flexible. Trains, including the Al Boraq high-speed line between Tangier, Rabat and Casablanca, are good between big cities but do not reach Agadir, Essaouira or the desert, where CTM and Supratours buses fill some gaps. Petits taxis work inside cities and grands taxis between towns, but you share them and must agree the price. A car lets you reach the Atlas, the Sahara and small villages on your own schedule.

Our chauffeur services

Airport transfers

Business trips

Weddings and events

Day trips and tours

Get a quote for a car with driver

Car with driver: FAQ

How much does a car with driver cost in Morocco?

Where is the chauffeur service available?

Can I book a driver for an airport transfer?

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Before You Book

Can I rent a car in Morocco with a US license, and can tourists drive there?

Is it worth renting a car in Morocco, and is it safe to drive as a tourist?

Does Morocco drive on the left or right?

How can I avoid getting scammed on a rental car?

How do tourists get around Morocco?