モロッコ向けおすすめeSIM

The most common mistake is assuming an EU roaming plan covers Morocco because it's a short ferry from Spain. It doesn't. Without an eSIM or a local SIM, your operator charges international roaming rates, which remain expensive in Morocco.

Worth checking before you board the ferry rather than after the first usage alert.

A week between Marrakech and Essaouira with maps, a translator, photos and some video: 3 GB is plenty. For an Atlas road trip with navigation running all day, budget 1 GB daily. Riad Wi-Fi is decent but slow: fine for uploading photos in the evening, not for working.

The calculator below the table works from your real travel days and usage rather than the best price per GB — which on a one-week trip almost always points to a plan that's too big.

Install the eSIM at home on Wi-Fi. At Tanger Med port and Marrakech airport you'll find local SIM stands: a valid option, but they want your passport, they take time, and they cost more than almost everything in the table above.