Car rental in Aït Benhaddou

Known for its incredible earthen buildings and majestic kasbahs, Aït Benhaddou stands out with a charm that intertwines history with the allure of the desert. Get ready to traverse narrow, winding streets and marvel at the architecture that dates back to the 17th century.

Different From Your Everyday UK Drive

Keep in mind, traffic moves on the right in Morocco, contrasting with the left-side navigation in Britain. Also, signposts are often in Arabic and French.

Navigation and Parking

Your hired car will be indispensable as public transport is limited. Fortunately, parking in Aït Benhaddou is plentiful and often free of charge.

Consider Compact Cars

The alleys inside Aït Benhaddou are narrow, hence compact cars are more suitable for navigating these streets. Large SUVs or vans might struggle with tight turns and small parking spaces.

Attractions

Be sure to visit the seven kasbahs that are a major draw for tourists. For enthusiastic movie-goers, a tour of the Atlas Film Studios, where famous films and TV shows were shot, is a must.

Climate Considerations

Unlike the milder British climate, Aït Benhaddou experiences hot summers and relatively mild winters. Pack your sunscreen and hydration essentials!

Driving Routes and Scenic Spots

Take the opportunity to drive along the scenic Route of a Thousand Kasbahs to explore neighbouring towns like Ouarzazate. There's no greater freedom than setting the pace of your own adventure.

More Exploration Awaits

The big cities of Marrakesh and Agadir are only a few hours' drive, perfect for day trips. Or take your rental car to explore the vast, breathtaking landscapes of the Sahara Desert.

Zest for Local Cuisine

Don't miss the chance to try Moroccan favourites such as couscous and the tajine, a world away from your typical fish and chips.

Don't Forget!

In Morocco, the currency is Moroccan Dirham (MAD), not pound sterling. Also, you don't need a visa for stays up to 90 days.

Presence a place of beauty, history, and hospitality. Aït Benhaddou awaits!