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Between the Mediterranean and the Atlantic, Tangier is the best starting point for the north: Asilah, Chefchaouen, Tetouan and the beaches of the Strait. Local agencies serve travellers arriving by air, by high-speed train or through the port.
Tangier Ibn Battouta Airport (TNG) is about 15 km from the centre, and most agencies offer delivery to the terminal.
Tanger-Ville station is the end of the Al Boraq high-speed line from Casablanca and Rabat — arriving by train and leaving by car is a popular combination.
Around Boulevard Pasteur and Place de France, the city centre gathers hotels, offices and rental agencies. Parking is often paid; underground car parks save circling the steep streets.
To the east, the Bay of Tangier and Malabata line up hotels, residences and the corniche, with a direct road towards Tanger Med and Tétouan.
Ferries dock at Tanger Ville port, below the medina, or at Tanger Med, about 40 km east. Which port you use matters when choosing where to pick up the rental car.
About twenty minutes west, Cap Spartel marks where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic; further down, the Caves of Hercules and Achakar beach are right on the way.
To the south, Asilah and its white medina are about 45 km away by motorway or coast road; Larache and the ruins of Lixus are about an hour away.
To the east, Tétouan and its UNESCO-listed medina are about an hour away; Chefchaouen, the blue city of the Rif, is a little over two hours along a mountain road.
Summer is high season: Moroccans living abroad arrive through the ports and the beaches of the strait fill up, which pushes demand up — book early. In spring and autumn the roads are quieter and there are more cars to choose from; in winter, wind and rain call for more careful driving on the coast.
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 (TNG). 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.
Rarely: most agencies do not allow the car to leave the country. Ask the agency before you book if you plan a crossing.
In the centre, choose underground or guarded car parks; around the medina and the Kasbah the streets are narrow and steep, so it is better to walk there.
At rush hour in the centre and, in summer, on the roads to the port and along the coast. Allow extra time to reach Ibn Battouta airport or a ferry.
Compare the offers of Tangier's rental agencies and sort the results by lowest price: city cars such as the Dacia Logan or the Renault Clio are usually the cheapest. Booking early, out of season and for a week or more often lowers the daily price.
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