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You can buy a SIM card in Marrakech at the operators’ own shops in Guéliz, around the medina, at the train station and in the malls, with your passport. Maroc Telecom, Orange and inwi all sell prepaid lines, and their data passes start at 5 dirhams. A SIM puts one phone online with an allowance that runs out. If you would rather skip the shop and have unlimited data for every device in your group, a pocket WiFi router is delivered to your riad or the airport for €4.90 a day.
This guide lists the official shops of the three Moroccan operators in the parts of Marrakech where visitors stay, what a SIM and its data passes cost, what you need to bring, and how a SIM compares with having a router delivered. Every address and price below was read on the operator’s own website on 7 October 2026. Prices and promotions change often, so check the pass on the day you buy it.
Where to buy a SIM card in Marrakech
Buy from an operator’s own shop rather than a street seller: the line is registered to you on the spot. These are the official shops closest to where visitors stay, taken from each operator’s store finder.
Official shops in central Marrakech, from the store finders of iam.ma, orange.ma and inwi.ma, read on 7 October 2026. Each operator has many more shops in the residential districts.
Maroc Telecom
- Guéliz: Agence Guéliz, Avenue Mohammed V
- Medina side: Agence Médina, Rue Okba Ibn Nafie; Agence Arset Moulay Abdessalam, at the Cyberparc
- Train station: Agence Gare ONCF, Avenue Mohammed VI
- Malls: Menara Mall, Avenue Mohammed VI; Marjane Menara
Orange
- Guéliz: Boutique Hassan II Guéliz, 5 Avenue Hassan II
- Medina side: Boutique Houman El Fetouaki, 117 Boulevard Houman El Fetouaki
- Avenue Mohammed VI: Boutique Mohamed VI, 1 Avenue Mohamed VI
- Malls: Carrefour Targa; Al Mazar; Marjane Menara
inwi
- Guéliz: 2, corner of Boulevard Zerktouni and Rue Liban
- Medina side: 79 Avenue Houmane El Fetouaki, Arset Lmaach; 13 Boulevard Youssef Ibn Tachfine, Sidi Mimoun
- Train station: in the new ONCF station
- Malls: Marjane Menara, Route de Casablanca
- Airport: inwi lists a shop at Marrakech Ménara airport. For the full picture on arrival, see getting online at Marrakech airport.
inwi states on its store page that its shops are open Monday to Saturday from 9:00 to 20:00. Maroc Telecom and Orange do not give one opening time for all their shops on the pages we read, so check the shop you plan to visit, especially on a Sunday or during Ramadan.
How much does a SIM card cost in Marrakech?
The card itself costs very little. Orange sells its prepaid SIM for 20 Dh with 20 Dh of credit already on it. Maroc Telecom and inwi did not publish a price for the card alone on the pages we read. What you really pay for is the data pass you add to it.
| Pass | Maroc Telecom | Orange | inwi |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 Dh | 500 MB, 1 day | 500 MB, 1 day | 500 MB, 1 day |
| 10 Dh | 1 GB, 3 days | 1 GB, 3 days | 1 GB, 7 days online promo |
| 20 Dh | 2 GB, 7 days | 2 GB, 7 days | 2 GB, 7 days |
| 30 Dh promo | 6 GB (3 GB), 14 days | 6 GB (3 GB), 14 days | 6 GB (3 GB), 14 days |
| 50 Dh promo | 10 GB (5 GB), 1 month | 11 GB (5 GB), 30 days | 11 GB (5 GB), 30 days |
| 100 Dh promo | 20 GB (10 GB), 1 month | 24 GB (10 GB), 30 days | 24 GB (10 GB), 30 days |
Every one of these passes is an allowance: when the gigabytes are used or the days are over, the connection stops until you buy another pass.
Is there an unlimited option?
Yes, for one phone, as an eSIM. inwi sells eSIM packs with unlimited internet: 120 Dh for 7 days, 220 Dh for 14 days and 520 Dh for 30 days, each with 20 Dh of credit. Orange advertises an eSIM with unlimited internet from 120 Dh under its “Marhaba” welcome offer. Both need a phone that supports eSIM, and each pack covers one phone.
What you need to buy a SIM
- Your passport. A prepaid line is registered to an identity document. Orange lists the accepted documents as a national identity card, a residence card or a passport, presented in one of its shops.
- An unlocked phone. A phone locked to your home operator will not accept a Moroccan SIM.
- A little time. You go to the shop, queue, register and have the pass activated, once per person who wants a line.
- Your own SIM somewhere safe. If your phone has one SIM slot, your home number is out of the phone for the whole trip.
SIM card or pocket WiFi in Marrakech?
| Pocket WiFi router | Operator SIM with a data pass | Operator eSIM pack, unlimited | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Devices | Up to 10, laptops and tablets included | One phone | One eSIM-compatible phone |
| Data | Unlimited, no throttling | An allowance that runs out | Unlimited internet for the days of the pack |
| How you get it | Delivered to your riad, hotel or Menara airport | In a shop, with your passport | In a shop or online, with your details |
| Your own number | Stays in your phone | Replaced, unless your phone takes two SIMs | Stays, alongside the eSIM |
| 7 days | €34.30 for everyone | From 20 Dh per phone for 2 GB | 120 Dh per phone (inwi) |
The difference is what is being connected. A SIM or an eSIM pack connects one phone. A router connects the group: four people who each want unlimited internet for a week would buy four eSIM packs at 480 Dh, about €42.80, against €34.30 for one router that also takes their laptops and tablets. The full comparison is in SIM card or pocket WiFi in Morocco.
Why visitors choose the router instead
No shop, no queue, no paperwork
- Booked online and handed to you in Marrakech, charged and connected.
- Nothing to register and no passport to show.
Unlimited for the whole stay
- No allowance to watch and no pass to renew on day eight.
- No throttling at any point in the rental.
One price for everyone
- Up to 10 devices on €4.90 a day, instead of one line per person.
- Children’s tablets and a work laptop connect like any phone.
Works with every phone
- Locked phones and phones without eSIM connect over WiFi.
- Your own SIM and number stay where they are.
Ready when you land
- Delivered to the arrivals hall at Menara airport or to your riad.
- Close to half of our deliveries are at the airport.
On the strongest network
- Our routers run on Maroc Telecom, which has the most recorded 4G cells at every point we counted in Marrakech.
- It keeps working across Morocco wherever Maroc Telecom has 4G.
Which network is best in Marrakech?
All three cover the city with 4G. In open cell-tower data, 1,971 Maroc Telecom 4G cells have been recorded within 10 km of the centre of Marrakech, against 757 for inwi and 740 for Orange. In town the difference rarely shows; it matters more on day trips to the Atlas and the desert. The neighbourhood figures are in internet in Marrakech.
How to have a router delivered instead
- Book online with your dates and your address in Marrakech: riad, hotel, villa, Airbnb or Menara airport. The minimum is two days.
- We deliver it charged, any day from 08:00 to 20:00 (09:00–15:30 during Ramadan). Same-day delivery is possible subject to availability.
- Join the WiFi with the password printed on the card that comes with the router.
- We collect it at the end, in Marrakech, and the €50 deposit is released.
Details are on pocket WiFi rental in Marrakech and prices on the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy a SIM card in Marrakech?
At the operators’ own shops. In Guéliz: Maroc Telecom on Avenue Mohammed V, Orange at 5 Avenue Hassan II, and inwi at the corner of Boulevard Zerktouni and Rue Liban. All three also have shops near the medina, at the train station and in the malls.
How much is a SIM card in Marrakech?
Orange sells its prepaid SIM for 20 Dh with 20 Dh of credit. Data passes at all three operators start at 5 Dh for 500 MB for one day, and 20 Dh buys 2 GB for 7 days. Prices read on the operators’ websites on 7 October 2026.
Do I need my passport to buy a SIM card in Morocco?
Yes. A prepaid line is registered to an identity document. Orange lists a national identity card, a residence card or a passport as accepted documents.
Can I buy a SIM card at Marrakech airport?
inwi lists a shop at Marrakech Ménara airport in its official store finder. Our airport guide covers the options on arrival, including having a router handed to you in the arrivals hall.
Which SIM card is best for tourists in Marrakech?
All three operators cover the city with 4G and their passes are priced alike. Maroc Telecom has the most recorded 4G cells in and around Marrakech, which matters most if you leave the city.
Is there an unlimited data SIM in Morocco?
inwi sells eSIM packs with unlimited internet at 120 Dh for 7 days, 220 Dh for 14 days and 520 Dh for 30 days, and Orange advertises an eSIM with unlimited internet from 120 Dh. Each covers one eSIM-compatible phone.
Are SIM card shops open on Sunday in Marrakech?
inwi states that its shops open Monday to Saturday from 9:00 to 20:00. For Maroc Telecom and Orange, check the shop you plan to visit. A router delivery runs every day from 08:00 to 20:00.
Will a Moroccan SIM work in my phone?
Only if the phone is unlocked. A phone locked to your home operator will not accept it. A pocket WiFi avoids the question, because any phone connects to it over WiFi.
Is a SIM card or a pocket WiFi better in Marrakech?
A SIM connects one phone with an allowance. A pocket WiFi connects up to 10 devices with unlimited data for €4.90 a day, with no shop visit and no passport registration, and your own SIM stays in your phone. For a group, a family or anyone with a laptop, the router is the better fit.
Can I get internet in Marrakech without buying a SIM?
Yes. A pocket WiFi router is delivered to your riad, hotel or Menara airport and collected at the end. You join its WiFi with a password, so there is no SIM to buy, swap or register.
Internet in Marrakech without the SIM counter
€4.90 per day · unlimited data · up to 10 devices · free delivery and collection at your riad, hotel or Menara airport
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Questions before you book? WhatsApp +212 6 23 11 25 18 or email contact@pocketwifimorocco.com.
Sources, all read on 7 October 2026. Shop addresses: the store finders of Maroc Telecom (iam.ma), Orange Maroc (orange.ma) and inwi (inwi.ma). Passes: the “Pass *3” pages of the three operators. SIM price, accepted identity documents and the “Marhaba” eSIM offer: orange.ma. eSIM packs and opening hours: inwi.ma. Exchange rate: market mid-rate of 7 October 2026 from open.er-api.com, €1 = 11.22 MAD. 4G cell counts: Mozilla Location Service final cell export (public domain, measurements 2015–2024), counted by us. Our prices are our published rates on 7 October 2026. Operator prices and promotions change often: check them before you buy.
