Best eSIM for Morocco (2026): 19 plans compared in £

Quick answers

The cheapest data plan here is £4.34.
Best value for a longer stay: Nomad 10GB for 30 days, £15.85.
Unlimited data from Holafly: £64.06 for 30 days.
Morocco is outside the EU, so the big UK networks charge about £7 to £8 a day here.
WhatsApp voice and video calls work normally. Morocco blocked mobile internet calls in early 2016 but lifted the ban in November 2016.

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Prices

Morocco eSIM prices compared

All 19 plans we track, cheapest first within each length.

Provider	Data	Lasts	Price (approx. in £)
Sim Local	1GB	3 days	£4.34US$5.75 · £4.34/GB	Go to Sim Local Provider link
UbigiMaroc Telecom, Orange	1GB	7 days	£4.53US$6.00 · £4.53/GB	Go to Ubigi Provider link
NomadOrange	1GB	7 days	£5.28US$7.00 · £5.28/GB	Go to Nomad Provider link
Saily	1GB	7 days	£6.78US$8.99 · £6.78/GB	Go to Saily Provider link
NomadOrange	5GB	30 days	£12.83US$17.00 · £2.57/GB	Go to Nomad Provider link
Sim Local	5GB	30 days	£13.96US$18.50 · £2.79/GB	Go to Sim Local Provider link
NomadBest value 10GB+Orange	10GB	30 days	£15.85US$21.00 · £1.58/GB	Go to Nomad Provider link
Saily	5GB	30 days	£16.59US$21.99 · £3.32/GB	Go to Saily Provider link

Show all 19 Morocco tariffs

Provider	Data	Lasts	Price (approx. in £)
UbigiMaroc Telecom, Orange	10GB	30 days	£17.36US$23.00 · £1.74/GB	Go to Ubigi Provider link
Sim Local	10GB	30 days	£23.39US$31.00 · £2.34/GB	Go to Sim Local Provider link
Saily	10GB	30 days	£25.65US$33.99 · £2.56/GB	Go to Saily Provider link
HolaflyInwi, Maroc Telecom, Orange	Unlimited	3 days	£10.94US$14.50	Go to Holafly Provider link
AiraloOrange	Unlimited	3 days	£13.21US$17.50	Go to Airalo Provider link
UbigiMaroc Telecom, Orange	Unlimited	7 days	£18.86US$25.00	Go to Ubigi Provider link
NomadOrange	Unlimited	7 days	£20.37US$27.00	Go to Nomad Provider link
HolaflyInwi, Maroc Telecom, Orange	Unlimited	7 days	£23.77US$31.50	Go to Holafly Provider link
AiraloOrange	Unlimited	7 days	£26.41US$35.00	Go to Airalo Provider link
AiraloOrange	Unlimited	10 days	£33.96US$45.00	Go to Airalo Provider link
HolaflyInwi, Maroc Telecom, Orange	Unlimited	30 days	£64.06US$84.90	Go to Holafly Provider link

Prices checked 25 September 2026. Most travel eSIM companies charge in US dollars, even to UK customers, so your bank converts the price when you pay. We show pounds at that day's rate (US$1 = £0.75458) with the dollar price underneath.

Price per GB in Morocco

Each provider's best-value 30-day plan of 5GB or more, as a price per GB. Lower is better; orange = cheapest.

Nomad£1.58

Ubigi£1.74

Sim Local£2.34

Saily£2.56

Roaming

What UK networks charge in Morocco

A week in Morocco: what it costs

7 days of data on each UK network's roaming (where there's a daily price) against the cheapest 5GB+ eSIM (Nomad). Orange bar = eSIM.

Vodafone£56

Three£56

O2£49

iD Mobile£35

Sky Mobile£14

Cheapest eSIM£12.83

Your network	Per day	A week	Details
EE	Add-ons only	–	Zone unclear (one source says Europe zone) Check with your network
O2	£7 a day	£49	O2 Travel bolt-on £7/day (Ultimate plans include some destinations) Check with your network
Vodafone	£8 a day	£56	Global Roam Zone C/D, approx £8/day Check with your network
Three	£8 a day	£56	Go Roam Around the World £8/day (£7 on older plans)
giffgaff	Add-ons only	–	PAYG only: from 20p/MB Check with your network
SMARTY	Add-ons only	–	PAYG by band (Roaming 1 e.g. US/TR 10p/MB, higher bands up to £5/MB) Check with your network
iD Mobile	£5 a day	£35	Roam Beyond add-on from £5 (2GB, 1 day) Check with your network
VOXI	Add-ons only	–	PAYG roaming pass rates by zone Check with your network
Lebara	Add-ons only	–	add-on 1GB/8 days £5 or 3GB/15 days £15 Check with your network
Tesco Mobile	Add-ons only	–	not Home From Home; PAYG or data bundle Check with your network
Sky Mobile	£2 a day	£14	Roaming Passport £2/day (£10 for 5 days), 25GB fair use
Lyca Mobile	Add-ons only	–	PAYG rates / country bundles, not checked Check with your network

Checked 25 September 2026. Roaming prices depend on your exact plan and when you joined, so check with your network before you travel.

Local know-how

Mobile in Morocco: what to know

Mobile networks

Maroc Telecom (IAM)Broadest overall coverage, strong in rural areas and on road trips.

Orange MarocBest 5G and speeds in the cities; fine if you are staying urban.

inwiOften rated best in remote areas like the Atlas and Sahara, and good value (around 100 MAD for 10GB plus calls).

Coverage

Coverage is good in cities and along main roads, but it fades in Atlas valleys and passes on every network and is patchy in the desert, where Maroc Telecom or inwi are the better picks.

Wi-Fi

Virtually every riad, hotel and cafe in the cities has free Wi-Fi, though it can be patchy through thick medina walls, and desert camps range from Starlink to nothing at all.

WhatsApp and FaceTime calls

WhatsApp voice and video calls work normally. Morocco blocked mobile internet calls in early 2016 but lifted the ban in November 2016.

Buying a local SIM

Easy. inwi, Orange and Maroc Telecom have shops in Casablanca airport arrivals open 24 hours, and there are official shops at Marrakech and Rabat airports too. Show your passport and registration takes a couple of minutes, free of charge. Expect around 100 MAD for 10-20GB, or about 200 MAD for 50GB.

Emergency number

190 police, 150 ambulance and fire, 177 Gendarmerie (rural areas)

Tips for UK travellers

Buy from the official operator shops in arrivals rather than street sellers, and bring your passport for on-the-spot registration.
Heading to the Atlas or the Sahara? Choose inwi or Maroc Telecom, and download offline maps because signal drops in valleys and passes.
Morocco runs on WhatsApp: riads, drivers and guides use it for bookings and pickups, so make sure you have data on arrival.
Ask your desert camp before you go whether it has any internet; some now have Starlink but others have none.

FAQ

Common questions

Can I buy a SIM card at Marrakech or Casablanca airport?

Yes. Casablanca has 24-hour inwi, Orange and Maroc Telecom shops in arrivals, and Marrakech and Rabat airports have official shops too; you need your passport.

Do WhatsApp calls work in Morocco?

Yes. WhatsApp voice and video calls work over Moroccan mobile data and Wi-Fi; a 2016 ban on internet calls was lifted that November.

Will my phone work in the Sahara?

Only patchily. inwi and Maroc Telecom are the best bets, and some desert camps have Starlink Wi-Fi, but check with your camp and don't rely on a signal.

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