Paradise Valley Agadir sits about 32 km north-east of the city, tucked into a palm-lined gorge in the Anti-Atlas foothills, and it’s one of the few Agadir day trips that genuinely benefits from having your own car instead of joining a minibus full of strangers. The pools are famous, the rope swings are a bit […]

Legzira Beach Morocco is famous for its red sandstone arches rising straight out of the Atlantic, though only one of the original two is still standing after a section collapsed in September 2016. It sits south of Agadir near Sidi Ifni, and seeing it yourself means a proper drive, not a quick detour. Driving to […]

Ait Benhaddou from Marrakech is one of the easier day trips in southern Morocco to pull off on your own, as long as you’ve got a car and don’t mind leaving before sunrise. The ksar sits roughly 170 km south of the city, just off the road that climbs over the Tizi n Tichka pass, […]

Car rental Merzouga is a different proposition from renting in Marrakech or Casablanca, because almost nobody arrives here by accident. You come to Merzouga for the dunes of Erg Chebbi, and the car you choose decides how much of the desert you actually get to see versus how much you watch from a camel’s back. […]

If you are looking into car rental Tetouan options, you are probably heading to Morocco’s north rather than the usual Marrakech to Casablanca loop, and that changes a few things about pricing and where you actually pick up the keys. Tetouan sits about 40 minutes from Tangier and close enough to the Mediterranean that most […]

Car rental Tangier airport pickups are usually straightforward, but a few details catch first time visitors off guard: where the counters actually sit, what the shuttle situation looks like if you booked online, and why some agencies quote a price that balloons once you reach the desk. Ibn Battouta Airport is small by international standards, […]