Fez → Meknes → Rabat
≈ 220 km · 3 days
The heart of Fez, Meknes and Volubilis, then Rabat: Kasbah of the Udayas, Hassan Tower and the Mohammed V Mausoleum. A weekend of imperial cities, by car or train.
See the detailed itineraryVisiting Fez means discovering Morocco's oldest medina: vibrant alleys, colorful souks, ancient madrasas, and famous tanneries. Bab Boujloud welcomes you before exploring treasures at every corner.
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Renting a car with us guarantees you'll visit the country's must-sees.
From the alleys of the Fez medina to the cedar forests of the Middle Atlas, the blue streets of Chefchaouen and the golden dunes of the Sahara, Morocco is best discovered at your own pace. With a clean, well-maintained car, unlimited mileage from 5 days and a friendly local team available every day, you drive freely, stop wherever you like and keep every memory.
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Long term: €540 / 30 days
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Long term: €660 / 30 days
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A local team in Fez, honest prices and a hassle-free handover: you land, we are already waiting for you.
Your agent waits for you at Fez-Saïss airport, the train station or your hotel, with the car ready to go.
Unlimited kilometres from 5 days: drive from Fez to the desert, the coast or Marrakech without counting.
Pay the deposit in cash or by card. Simple, transparent and with no hidden fees.
CDW, theft protection and civil liability are included. Full coverage available from €10/day for total peace of mind.
Every day from 8:00 to 23:30, with flexible service adapted to your flight and train schedules.
Petrol or diesel vehicles inspected before every rental, with assistance if you need it on the road.
Fez is the perfect starting point to explore Morocco by car. Here are our favourite itineraries, with approximate distances and driving times.
≈ 220 km · 3 days
The heart of Fez, Meknes and Volubilis, then Rabat: Kasbah of the Udayas, Hassan Tower and the Mohammed V Mausoleum. A weekend of imperial cities, by car or train.
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≈ 170 km · 2 days
Thousand-year-old cedars, Barbary macaques, Azrou’s rock and Ifrane’s alpine architecture. A cool weekend, returning by the lakes road.
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≈ 450 km · 5 days
Blue alleys, Tetouan’s Andalusian medina, the coves of Belyounech, Dalia Beach and Café Hafa in Tangier. Cape Spartel and the Caves of Hercules to finish.
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≈ 660 km · 4 days
Rabat, oysters in Oualidia, then Essaouira during the Gnaoua festival (24-26 June 2027), car-free in the medina. Book months ahead.
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≈ 850 km · 6 to 7 days
Imperial heritage, Gnaoua vibes in Essaouira and surf in Taghazout: the ultimate road trip mixing culture and surfing.
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≈ 1150 km · 4 days
Two nights in the Sahara, the Todra Gorges, Dades Valley, Aït Benhaddou and Marrakech: the great southern loop, designed to drive at your own pace.
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≈ 950 km · 6 days
Aït Benhaddou, Taliouine saffron and Taroudant, then Agadir and surf in Taghazout: from the South to the Atlantic. Leave at 7 am for the longest leg (8.5 h).
See the detailed itineraryWeekends and 2 to 7-day tours from Fez, filtered by duration, with map, stops and driving times: your itinerary, your pace, your Morocco.
See all itinerariesSpring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) offer mild weather everywhere. Summer is hot inland, while the Sahara is best from October to April.
The main motorways are in excellent condition and toll roads accept cash and cards. Mountain roads are slower: always plan extra time.
Typical limits are 60 km/h in town, 100 km/h on national roads and 120 km/h on motorways. Radars and police checks are frequent: slow down, be polite and keep your documents at hand.
Petrol stations are frequent along main roads but rarer in the mountains and the desert: refuel before long stretches. Keep some cash for tolls and small shops.
Medina alleys are closed to cars. Use the guarded car parks near the gates, where parking attendants will watch your car for a small tip.
Keep your driving licence, passport or ID card and the rental contract in the car. Avoid driving at night outside cities, especially in rural areas.
Find our agents at strategic locations to pick up your vehicle.
Insurance non-refundable in case of non-nominal card
Every day: 8:00 AM - 11:30 PM
Flexible service according to flight / train schedules