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Fez is Morocco's spiritual capital and a great base for the Middle Atlas: Ifrane, the cedar forests of Azrou, Meknes and Volubilis. A rental car lets you pair the medina with day trips around the region.
Fès-Saïss Airport (FEZ) is about 15 km south of the city, and agencies deliver there as flights land.
Fez railway station, in the new town, connects to Meknes, Rabat, Casablanca and Tangier — a practical handover point.
The new town, around Avenue Hassan II and the station, gathers hotels, rental agencies and easier parking: it is the simplest starting point for picking up the car.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, the medina is closed to cars: if your riad is inside, plan the pickup near one of its gates and walk the rest of the way with your luggage.
To the south, Fès-Saïss airport is about twenty minutes from the centre, on the road to Imouzzer and Ifrane: handy for driving straight from your flight into the Middle Atlas.
About 60 km west by motorway, Meknes and its imperial city combine with the Roman site of Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the holy town of Moulay Idriss Zerhoun.
To the south, the road climbs to Ifrane, Morocco's “little Switzerland”, then Azrou and its cedar forest, home to Barbary macaques; in winter, snow can cover the road.
Sefrou, some thirty kilometres away, and Dayet Aoua lake near Ifrane make quieter outings; Chefchaouen, further north, is about four hours' drive.
Spring and autumn are ideal for Fes and the Middle Atlas: mild temperatures and clear roads. Summer is hot in the city; in winter, snow can reach Ifrane and Azrou, where a suitable vehicle is reassuring. Holidays and festivals draw crowds: book early for those periods.
Ideal for the city centre and short trips: easy to park and light on fuel, it is often the cheapest rental.
More comfort and a bigger boot for the motorway, a business trip or a stay with luggage.
For families, the mountains or dirt tracks: more space, higher ground clearance and up to 7 seats.
For a move, equipment to carry or getting around town, agencies also rent vans and two-wheelers.
Search filters sort listings by category, transmission, fuel or number of seats, to match your needs.
Each agency sets its own daily price: it varies with the season, the model and the length of the rental, and often drops for a week or more. The total, service fee included, is shown before you book.
The deposit is shown on every listing and in search results: an amount held at pickup and returned with the car, or "No deposit" when the agency asks for none.
The agency's conditions — minimum driver age (often 21), years with a licence, late-return fees — are shown before you book. Cancellation follows one RentalMe rule, the same for every agency: free up to 72 hours before pick-up and within an hour of acceptance. For the insurance included and the excess, ask the agency.
At pickup, check the car over with the agency, photograph it from every side and note the fuel level and the mileage; at return, bring it back in the same condition. Ask about the fuel policy too: with “full to full”, you return the tank full, as you received it.
It depends on the season, the model and the length of the rental. Compact cars are the cheapest, and daily rates usually drop for a week or more. Prices on RentalMe are per day and set by each agency.
Yes. Most agencies deliver to the airport (FEZ). Add your flight number so the agency can track your arrival.
A valid driving licence (often held for at least 2 years), an ID card or passport, and a bank card for the deposit. Each agency's exact conditions are shown before you book.
Most agencies ask for a deposit, shown on the listing. On RentalMe your card is only held — nothing is charged until the agency accepts your request.
Yes: cancellation is free up to 72 hours before pick-up, and within an hour of the agency accepting; nothing is charged before it accepts. The rule is the same for every agency on RentalMe.
Yes, some agencies rent cars with no deposit: their listings say "No deposit", and the Deposit filter in search shows only those.
A city car is enough for town and short trips. For the motorway, the mountains or a family stay, choose a saloon, an SUV or a 7-seater.
Yes, depending on the agency: the Transmission filter in search shows only cars with an automatic gearbox.
In high season — summer, school holidays and festivities — book several weeks ahead; the rest of the year a few days is often enough. The earlier you book, the wider the choice.
At Fès-Saïss airport (FEZ), at the station, in the new town or delivered to your hotel, depending on the agency's options shown before you book.
Cars cannot drive into the medina: delivery is made as close as possible, at a gate or a car park. Give your riad's address when you book to agree on a meeting point with the agency.
No, the road to Ifrane and Azrou is paved and a city car is fine most of the year; in winter, when snow is forecast, an SUV or better-equipped vehicle is more reassuring.
Not for the medina, which you explore on foot; a car becomes useful for the new town, the airport and trips to Meknes, Volubilis, Ifrane or Azrou.
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