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Tips for travelling independently in Morocco

Everything you need to know to drive with peace of mind and enjoy every stop.

Best time to travel

Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) offer mild weather everywhere. Summer is hot inland, while the Sahara is best from October to April.

Roads and motorways

The main motorways are in excellent condition and toll roads accept cash and cards. Mountain roads are slower: always plan extra time.

Speed and police checks

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.

Fuel and cash

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.

Parking in the medinas

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.

Documents to carry

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.

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