You are spending two weeks in Morocco and want one eSIM for the whole trip. The short answer: our 15-day plan costs €45, which is €3 a day, with 1 GB a day at full 4G/5G speed, then 512 Kbps until the next reset, and hotspot allowed.
The useful answer is a little longer, because "two weeks" does not mean the same thing to everyone. An 11-day trip and a 15-day trip do not have the same best plan, and we would rather tell you that before you buy than sell you the longest plan by default.
How many days is your trip, really?
Your eSIM's clock does not start when you buy it, and it does not start when you install the QR code. It starts at your first connection to a Moroccan network. From then on, the plan counts in 24-hour periods.
In practice, if you land in Marrakech on a Saturday at 6 pm and your phone connects then, a 15-day plan covers you until 6 pm on the Sunday two weeks later. Three practical consequences:
- An evening flight does not cost you a day. The 24 hours run from the time you connect, not from midnight.
- Count the nights, then add a day if your return flight is late. Eleven nights with an evening departure is twelve 24-hour periods.
- Watch out for layovers. The clock starts at the first connection to a Moroccan network, even during a transit at Casablanca airport.
The cheapest plan for 11 to 15 days
Every order creates a new eSIM with its own QR code, and an active plan cannot be extended. Nothing stops you, though, from buying two plans and starting the second when the first ends. Here is the cheapest option for each trip length from our own price grid, using at most two plans:
| Trip length | Cheapest option | Total | 15-day plan alone |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11 days | 10 days + 1 day | €38 | €45 |
| 12 days | 7 days + 5 days | €43 | €45 |
| 13 days | 15 days | €45 | €45 |
| 14 days | 15 days | €45 | €45 |
| 15 days | 15 days | €45 | €45 |
The reading is simple. From 13 to 15 days, the 15-day plan is both the cheapest and the simplest option. For 11 days, two plans save you €7; for 12 days, the saving shrinks to €2.
Two plans means two QR codes to install and one switch to make at the right moment. If you want to do one thing before you leave and forget about it, the 15-day plan is the right choice from 12 days. If every euro counts and you are comfortable with your phone's settings, the combination is a real saving at 11 days.
How to chain two plans without losing days
If you go for two plans, the rule to remember is that each eSIM starts at its own first connection in Morocco. The job is to stop the second one connecting too early.
- Install both QR codes at home before you leave, while you are on Wi-Fi.
- Keep the second eSIM's line switched off in your phone's settings.
- Use the first eSIM as your data line when you arrive.
- On the day it ends, switch it off and turn the second one on as your data line. Its clock starts then.
If you skip step 2, the second eSIM may connect as soon as you land and burn its days alongside the first. That is the only real mistake available, and it takes two taps to avoid.
What "unlimited" means over two weeks
All our plans work the same way whatever the length: 1 GB a day at full 4G/5G speed, then 512 Kbps until the reset 24 hours later. There is no total cap and the connection is never cut off.
Over 15 days, that is up to 15 GB at full speed, delivered one gigabyte a day. The daily split matters more than the total. A typical "20 GB" bundle lets you burn it all in three days of video and then stops. Here, a heavy day never eats into the next one.
At 512 Kbps, WhatsApp, Google Maps, email and browsing keep working; HD video streaming does not. If you want to know what your apps really use, we measured the main ones in how much data your apps really use in Morocco.
15 days with us and elsewhere: prices on 22 September 2026
On 22 September 2026 we read the price of each provider's unlimited Morocco plans on its own Morocco page, in its own currency, the euro:
| Length | eSIM Maroc | Holafly | Airalo |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 days | €32 | €38.90 | €40.50 |
| 15 days | €45 | €53.90 | not sold |
Over 15 days, the gap with Holafly is €8.90. Airalo does not sell an unlimited Morocco plan longer than 10 days, so for two weeks you would have to chain two plans or switch to a regional eSIM. Competitor prices move; we always show the date we read them.
And your home operator's roaming? Morocco sits outside the EU, so EU "roam like at home" rules do not apply there, and UK and US plans rarely include it either. Prices vary widely by operator; we compared the options in roaming versus a local eSIM over 15 days.
A typical two weeks in Morocco, and where signal fades
A two-week trip usually crosses several regions: Marrakech, the Draa valley or the desert, Fes, sometimes Chefchaouen or the Atlantic coast. In cities and along the main roads, 4G is the norm. Signal becomes patchy at the bottom of gorges, in thinly populated mountain areas and deep in the dunes.
No eSIM creates coverage where there is no mast. Two simple habits avoid bad surprises: download offline maps for each stage before you leave a town, and keep screenshots of your bookings. Our guide to phone signal in the Sahara desert covers what works on the ground.
Travelling as a pair?
Hotspot works on every plan. But shared data comes out of the same daily gigabyte at full speed. For a couple who mostly use Maps and WhatsApp, one shared plan can be enough. If you both post photos or video every day, two 15-day eSIMs give each of you your own daily gigabyte, and neither of you has to stay within Wi-Fi range of the other.
Install your eSIM before you fly
- Check that your phone is eSIM-compatible and unlocked.
- Buy the plan: the QR code arrives by email within seconds.
- Scan it at home, on Wi-Fi. The clock does not start.
- Keep your home line for calls and texts, and set the eSIM as your data line.
- When you land, turn on mobile data: the plan starts then.
The 15-day plan and every other length are on our plans page.
Travelling as a family or group: how many eSIMs?
Each phone needs its own eSIM to have its own connection. For a group, three setups work:
- One eSIM per adult: everyone gets their own daily gigabyte at full speed and stays online even when the group splits up. The most comfortable option for two weeks.
- One shared eSIM: one phone runs a hotspot for the others. It is cheap, but everyone draws on the same daily gigabyte and has to stay within range of the sharing phone.
- A mix: one eSIM per adult, with teenagers tethered to a parent's phone. Often the right balance.
For four adults over two weeks, the total comes to €180 with a fifteen-day plan each, which is €3 per person per day. Every QR code arrives by email; each person installs their own before departure.
If the connection does not come up when you land
In the vast majority of cases, the eSIM connects by itself within minutes of landing. If it does not, these steps, in this order, fix almost every case:
- Check the data line. In settings, mobile data must be switched on for the eSIM line, not for your home line.
- Turn on data roaming for the eSIM line if your phone asks for it: it is a phone setting and costs nothing on the eSIM.
- Turn off the airport Wi-Fi to force the phone onto the eSIM and genuinely test the connection.
- Switch airplane mode on for thirty seconds, then off again.
- Manually select an available Moroccan network in your network settings if automatic selection is slow.
- Restart the phone.
If nothing works, write to us with your order number: support answers in English, by email or WhatsApp. Keep a screenshot of your QR code and confirmation email too: they contain the manual installation details (SM-DP+ address and activation code) in case scanning fails.