Morocco sits outside the EU roaming zone, and travelling without an eSIM often means paying several euros per megabyte. A travel eSIM fixes your data cost in advance.
Coverage in practice
Marrakesh, Casablanca, Rabat, Fez, Tangier and Agadir have solid 4G, with 5G in the largest cities. Along the road to Merzouga or Zagora you usually keep 4G, while the dunes themselves and the High Atlas can drop out. Download offline maps for desert and mountain trips.
How much data
- Long weekend in Marrakesh: 3 GB
- Ten day tour: 5 to 10 GB
- Surf week in Taghazout with streaming: 10 GB or more
Online the moment you land
Install the eSIM at home on wifi. On landing your phone connects to a Moroccan network automatically, so you can order a taxi or message your riad straight away.
Tips on the road
- Turn data roaming on for the eSIM and mobile data off for your home SIM
- Use offline maps in the medina, where GPS can drift
- Share your live location on WhatsApp during excursions
Calls
Your eSIM provides data. Call hotels and guides through WhatsApp or Signal. Your home number stays reachable for SMS.