Stay connected in Morocco

Morocco
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Morocco eSIM
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30 day plans
3GB
Maps, WhatsApp and light browsing each day
£4.27
£1.42/GB

Technical Specs

  • Plan Validity: 30 Days
  • Activate Within: 180 Days
  • Hotspot / tethering: Supported
  • Network: Orange Morocco (5G), IAM (4G)
  • Where it works: MA
  • Calls & SMS: Not included
5GB
More room for photos, social apps and navigation
£4.01
£0.80/GB

Technical Specs

  • Plan Validity: 30 Days
  • Activate Within: 180 Days
  • Hotspot / tethering: Supported
  • Network: Orange Morocco (5G), IAM (4G)
  • Where it works: MA
  • Calls & SMS: Not included
20GB
Extra data for video calls, hotspot and longer stays
£15.05
£0.75/GB

Technical Specs

  • Plan Validity: 30 Days
  • Activate Within: 180 Days
  • Hotspot / tethering: Supported
  • Network: Orange Morocco (5G), IAM (4G)
  • Where it works: MA
  • Calls & SMS: Not included
50GB
Largest fixed plan for long trips and heavy users
£28.66
£0.57/GB

Technical Specs

  • Plan Validity: 30 Days
  • Activate Within: 180 Days
  • Hotspot / tethering: Supported
  • Network: Orange Morocco (5G), IAM (4G)
  • Where it works: MA
  • Calls & SMS: Not included
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Stay connected across Morocco

Coverage is strong in Marrakech, Casablanca, Fes, Rabat and Tangier and along the main roads and coast, connecting through a local Moroccan network. It thins in the High Atlas and towards the Sahara, so keep offline maps for desert tours and mountain treks.

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Using an eSIM in Morocco

A Morocco eSIM keeps you online from the medinas to the mountains, and it is worth being ready before you arrive, because Morocco packs a lot of very different terrain into one trip. Buy and install it before you fly, then switch it on when you land in Marrakech, Casablanca or Fes.

Cities, mountains and the desert

Coverage is strong in Marrakech, Casablanca, Fes, Rabat and Tangier and along the main roads and coast. It thins in the High Atlas mountains and out towards the Sahara, so for a desert tour to Merzouga or Zagora, or a trek in the Atlas, download offline maps and expect long stretches with little or no signal.

How much data

For a week in Morocco using maps, messaging and normal photo sharing, around 5–10GB is a sensible starting point. For two weeks, around 10–20GB gives more room, while frequent video uploads or hotspot use can push that higher.

Travel eSIM FAQs

Around the desert towns and main roads, generally yes, but out in the dunes near Merzouga or Zagora there is often little or no signal. Download offline maps, let someone know your plans, and treat time in the deep desert as offline.
In the valleys and mountain towns, coverage is variable, and on high passes and trekking routes it can drop out entirely. Download offline maps and any trail notes before you set off on an Atlas trek.
Yes, city coverage is strong, which is genuinely useful in the medinas, where maps and translation help you navigate the maze of alleys and find your riad.
Yes. The coastal towns and resorts along the Atlantic are well covered, so maps, messaging and photo sharing all work. Signal thins only on the quieter stretches of coast and countryside between them.
For a week combining Marrakech with the Atlas or Sahara, around 5–10GB is a sensible starting point for maps, messaging and normal photo sharing. For a longer trip, frequent video uploads or hotspot use, consider 10–20GB or more, and keep offline maps for remote stretches where signal can disappear.
Along the main roads and in the towns, yes. On remote mountain and desert stretches, expect gaps, so download offline maps of your route before driving out to places like Chefchaouen or the dunes.

Top-up availability depends on the plan. Some eSIMs can be topped up, including certain unlimited plans, while others may require a new plan once the current one ends or runs out. Check the individual plan details for your selected option.