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Rabat eSIM

100 Morocco plans · from $3.81

Rabat is the calm counterweight to Marrakech — a walled capital with an ocean-facing kasbah, an unfinished 12th-century minaret and almost none of the hustle. A travel eSIM covers it and the rest of Morocco on one plan, including the high-speed train most visitors arrive on.

Landing at Rabat–Salé & Casablanca Mohammed V (RBA / CMN)

Rabat–Salé is small and served by limited routes; most long-haul arrivals land at Casablanca and take the Al Boraq high-speed train, which reaches Rabat in about 50 minutes. The train has good coverage the whole way.

eSIM plans that cover Rabat

Rabat is covered by every Morocco plan below — there is no separate city-only eSIM to buy.

Choose a data plan

1 GB

7 days· 0.3 GB per $1

$3.81

★ BEST VALUE

Unlimited

1 days· ∞ GB per $1

$4.92

2 GB

15 days· 0.4 GB per $1

$6.40

3 GB

30 days· 0.4 GB per $1

$8.55

Unlimited

3 days· ∞ GB per $1

$12.32

5 GB

30 days· 0.4 GB per $1

$13.44

Unlimited

5 days· ∞ GB per $1

$19.72

10 GB

30 days· 0.5 GB per $1

$23.79

Unlimited

7 days· ∞ GB per $1

$27.11

Unlimited

10 days· ∞ GB per $1

$38.21

20 GB

30 days· 0.5 GB per $1

$41.90

Unlimited

15 days· ∞ GB per $1

$56.69

20 GB

Global - Standard only

60 days· 0.3 GB per $1

$85.87

50 GB

30 days· 0.6 GB per $1

$93.67

Unlimited

30 days· ∞ GB per $1

$112.16

Which networks you'll be on in Rabat

Siima eSIMs for Morocco ride Maroc Telecom and Orange Maroc. Maroc Telecom has the broadest national coverage including the Atlas and the desert routes; Orange is competitive along the Atlantic corridor.

Coverage around Rabat

Rabat tram and city centre

The two tram lines run above ground with continuous signal, and coverage across Agdal, Hassan and the Ville Nouvelle is strong.

Kasbah of the Udayas and the medina

Covered throughout. The kasbah's blue-and-white lanes are narrow enough to weaken signal briefly between walls, but never for long.

Chellah and Hassan Tower

Both open-air sites have reliable coverage, including the Chellah necropolis gardens below the walls.

The Al Boraq corridor and beyond

Tangier, Casablanca and the coastal rail line hold signal throughout. Coverage into the Atlas passes and the Sahara routes thins considerably — worth knowing before a desert leg.

How much data you need

Rabat itself is light: 1–2 GB for a couple of days. A full Morocco loop through Marrakech, Fes and the desert is closer to 5 GB over ten days.

Work it out with our data usage calculator →

Frequently asked questions

Is Rabat worth visiting instead of Marrakech?
They are different trips. Marrakech is the busier, more touristic city; Rabat is the capital, quieter and easier to walk, and it sits on the high-speed rail line between Casablanca and Tangier. One Siima Morocco plan covers both, so it costs nothing extra to do the two.
Will my Morocco eSIM work in the Sahara and the Atlas Mountains?
On the main roads and in the towns, yes — Merzouga and Ouarzazate have coverage. Desert camps beyond the last village and the higher Atlas passes have genuine dead zones, so download offline maps before you go.
How do I set up an eSIM before arriving in Rabat?
Install it at home while you still have Wi-Fi: open Settings → Cellular → Add eSIM and scan the QR code from your Siima confirmation email. Leave the line switched off until you land — the plan starts counting from first use in Morocco, not from purchase.
How much data do I need for a trip to Rabat?
Rabat itself is light: 1–2 GB for a couple of days. A full Morocco loop through Marrakech, Fes and the desert is closer to 5 GB over ten days.
Is an eSIM cheaper than roaming in Rabat?
Almost always. Daily roaming passes from most home carriers run $10–15 per day, while Siima plans covering Rabat start from $3.81 for the whole trip. You also avoid per-megabyte charges if you exceed a roaming pass allowance.
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