Does the eSIM also work in the Moroccan Sahara desert?

In the busiest tourist access areas, such as Merzouga and the dunes of Erg Chebbi, the Maroc Telecom 4G signal is generally present, although it may vary. In the more remote areas far from villages, coverage is reduced or disappears altogether. We recommend downloading offline maps before venturing into isolated desert areas.

Can I browse in the medinas of Fez and Marrakech without signal problems?

Yes. The large Moroccan medinas are well covered by the 4G network of the local operators. In some very narrow, covered alleys — such as the innermost stretches of the Fez souk — the signal may weaken momentarily, but it is restored as soon as you return to open areas. Google Maps works very well for finding your way through the labyrinths of the medinas.

Do I need an electrical adapter to charge my phone in Morocco?

No. Morocco uses Type C and E sockets, the same as in Italy, with 220V voltage. You can charge smartphones, tablets and other devices directly in Moroccan sockets without any adapter.

Is it safe to use the data connection for online payments and banking apps in Morocco?

With an eSIM your data connection is private and separate from the public Wi-Fi networks of hotels or coffee shops, which in Morocco can be insecure. Using the eSIM to access banking apps or make online payments is therefore much safer than local public Wi-Fi, especially in crowded tourist areas.

How much does an eSIM for Morocco cost?

eSIM plans for Morocco start from €1.69. You pay once for the amount of data you choose — no subscription, no monthly fees and no hidden roaming charges. Plans with more data or longer validity cost more.

Is an eSIM or roaming better in Morocco?

A local eSIM in Morocco is almost always much cheaper than the roaming of your Italian operator. In the European Union roaming is often already included ("Roam Like at Home"), but outside the EU the costs can be very high — with an eSIM you know the price in advance and pay only for the data plan you need.

Which operator or network does the eSIM use in Morocco?

The eSIM in Morocco connects automatically to local networks such as Maroc Telecom, Orange Maroc, Inwi — on 4G/LTE and, where available, 5G. Coverage reaches about 85% in inhabited areas. Your phone picks the best available network by itself.

Can I keep my Italian number with the eSIM in Morocco?

Yes. Your Italian SIM and number stay active — the travel eSIM works alongside it as a data-only line. You stay reachable on WhatsApp, iMessage or Wi-Fi while you use the local network to browse. Traditional calls and SMS still go through your Italian number.

Should I activate the eSIM before or after I leave?

Install the eSIM at home, on Wi-Fi, before you leave. The data plan then activates automatically when you connect in Morocco. That way you are online as soon as you arrive, without looking for airport Wi-Fi or buying a local SIM.

Can I top up or renew the plan for Morocco?

Yes. When the data runs out or the validity expires, just buy a new plan — the eSIM profile already installed is kept and does not need to be installed again. You stay connected without interruption.

Can I share the connection (hotspot) in Morocco?

Yes. You can share the connection in Morocco through a personal hotspot with a computer, tablet or other devices. Shared data is deducted from your plan, so allow a few extra gigabytes if you expect to use the hotspot often.

How many GB do I need for Morocco?

For a normal trip, 1–3 GB a week is enough for maps, messages and occasional browsing. With social media and photo sharing allow about 5 GB; for streaming, video calls or a hotspot count on 10 GB or more. If the volume is not enough, you can buy an additional plan at any time.

eSIM plans for Morocco

Instant delivery

Your eSIM for Morocco is available from €1.69 and active straight away: in Morocco it connects to the Maroc Telecom, Orange Maroc, Inwi networks (4G/LTE, 5G where available), coverage 85%. Install it by QR code before you leave — no roaming and no SIM swap.

Your selection

Select a plan

Payment methods

Instant email delivery
30-day returns
Support in Italian
Visa · Mastercard · PayPal (including Pay in 3) · Apple Pay · Google Pay · Satispay

eSIM for Morocco — at a glance

From: €1.69
Local networks: Maroc Telecom, Orange Maroc, Inwi
Technology: 4G/LTE
Network coverage: 85%
Activation: QR code — install before you leave
Recommended data: 1–3 GB light use · 5 GB with social media · 10 GB+ streaming

All eSIM plans for Morocco

Data	Validity	Price
Unlimited	1 day	€1.69
Unlimited	3 days	€8.49
Unlimited	5 days	€13.99
Unlimited	7 days	€18.99
Unlimited	10 days	€26.99
Unlimited	15 days	€37.99
Unlimited	30 days	€58.99
1 GB	7 days	€2.49
2 GB	15 days	€4.49
3 GB	30 days	€5.99
5 GB	30 days	€9.49
10 GB	30 days	€17.49
20 GB	30 days	€28.99
50 GB	30 days	€60.99

Morocco is a country that assaults the senses in the most beautiful way: the labyrinthine alleys of the Fez medina, the fragrant chaos of the Marrakech souk, the endless dunes of Erg Chebbi at sunset. Precisely because you get lost — literally — Google Maps becomes your best ally. You will need internet to navigate dead-end medinas, book a last-minute riad, find the nearest pharmacy or share in real time that unmissable photo in front of the Koutoubia. With a Datiovunque eSIM activated from Rome before departure, at the first step outside Marrakech or Casablanca airport you will already be connected — no stress, no hunt for local SIMs among the market stalls.

Flight from Rome

About 3–3.5 hours (direct flights available to Marrakech, Casablanca and Fez)

Time zone

UTC+1 (same time as Rome in summer; 1 hour behind Rome in winter)

Best season

March–May and September–November: mild weather, ideal for the imperial cities and the desert

Power socket

Type C/E — no adapter needed for Italian devices

Why an eSIM is essential in Morocco

Buying a physical SIM in Morocco is not impossible, but it is far from simple for an Italian tourist: the counters of local operators such as Maroc Telecom, Orange Maroc and inwi almost always require the original passport for the mandatory registration, and in the busiest cities waiting times can be long. In the historic medinas, finding a reliable sales point among thousands of stalls is an adventure in itself. With an eSIM all of this disappears before you even land. 4G/LTE coverage reaches 85% of the national territory, including the main urban centres such as Casablanca, Marrakech, Fez, Rabat and Agadir, as well as the main tourist routes to the Sahara desert. The Moroccan time zone is UTC+1 — practically in line with Rome in summer — which makes it extremely easy to stay in touch with those back home. A further advantage: Morocco uses Type C/E sockets, identical to the Italian ones, so no adapter is needed for charging.

Network coverage in Morocco

Operator

Maroc Telecom

+ Orange Maroc

Technology

4G/LTE

Coverage

85%

Installing an eSIM for Morocco: how does it work?

1
Buy the plan
Choose the right data plan for Morocco and complete your purchase.
2
Scan the QR code
Open the email that holds the QR code and point your smartphone's camera at it.
3
Activate the eSIM
Follow your device's instructions to add the eSIM as a data plan.
4
Start browsing
Turn the eSIM on once you land in Morocco and get online straight away.

1
Buy the plan
Choose the right data plan for Morocco and complete your purchase.
2
Scan the QR code
Open the email that holds the QR code and point your smartphone's camera at it.
3
Activate the eSIM
Follow your device's instructions to add the eSIM as a data plan.
4
Start browsing
Turn the eSIM on once you land in Morocco and get online straight away.

Which eSIM plan fits you best?

Holidaymakers

Going away for 1-2 weeks? Pick a plan with 3-5 GB for maps, photos and messages.

Business travellers

For video conferencing and email while travelling, we suggest at least 5 GB or an unlimited plan.

Backpackers

A longer trip is better served by 10+ GB, or by a regional plan that spans multiple countries.

Families

For families with several devices we recommend a plan with tethering support and enough data.

Which suits Morocco best: an eSIM, a local SIM or a Wi-Fi hotspot?

	eSIM	Local SIM	Wi-Fi hotspot
Activation	Instant (QR code)	Bought locally	Pick-up/delivery
Setup	2 minutes	SIM swap needed	Extra device
Price	From €1.69	€5–30	€5–15/day
Network	Local 4G/LTE	Local 4G/LTE	Local 4G/LTE
Devices	1 smartphone	1 smartphone	Up to 5 devices
Flexibility	Top up at any time	Fixed data allowance	Daily rental
Recommended	Ideal for travellers	For long stays	For groups/families

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