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Fes medina

Fes

Fes is Morocco's spiritual and cultural heart, home to one of the world's largest car-free medinas and the Al-Qarawiyyin, often called the oldest university. Park outside the walls and explore the tanneries, madrasas and souks on foot. A rental car links you to Meknes, the Roman ruins at Volubilis, and the cedar forests and lakes around Ifrane in the Middle Atlas. No deposit, insurance included on every booking.

Car rental in Fes

DriveCars.ai lets you compare no-deposit car rental in Fes from trusted local vendors — economy cars, SUVs, and luxury vehicles with city or airport pickup, insurance and free cancellation included.

  • No-deposit
  • City or airport pickup
  • SUVs & economy cars
  • Local vendors

Available cars

  • €21–€112 per day

Airports in Fes

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need an International Driving Permit in Morocco?
Yes — an International Driving Permit is required alongside your national licence in Morocco. An International Driving Permit is required for driving in Morocco.
Which side of the road does Morocco drive on?
Traffic in Morocco drives on the right.
How much does car rental cost in Fes?
Cars in Fes are available from €21 per day, up to €112 for premium options.
How many cars are available to rent in Fes?
There are currently 25 cars listed by our crew in Fes.
What features are common on cars available in Fes?
Most cars include Manual, Automatic, Yes.
Where can I pick up a car in Fes?
Our crew in Fes offer pickup at their local depots; many also provide delivery to your address.

Driving in Morocco

Driving side
Traffic drives on the right
International Driving Permit
Required alongside your national licence. An International Driving Permit is required for driving in Morocco.
Typical minimum rental age
21+
Speed limits
60 urban · 100 rural · 120 motorway (km/h)
Tolls
Tolls are charged on some major highways, payable in cash or by card.
Blood alcohol limit
0.02%
Emergency number
19
  • Seat belts are mandatory for all passengers.
  • Mobile phone use while driving is prohibited unless using a hands-free device.
  • Be cautious of pedestrians and animals on rural roads.
  • Roundabouts operate on a first-come, first-served basis, not the usual priority to the right.
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