Two weeks is long enough for the differences between roaming, a local SIM and an eSIM to add up. Here is the fortnight priced with figures read on each provider's own site.
Roaming for 15 days
- EE (UK): £8 per 24 hours or £40 for 7 days, so about £80 for two weeks (read 22 September 2026).
- T-Mobile (US): a 10-day pass is $50 (15 GB) and a 30-day pass $75 (30 GB) (read 22 September 2026).
- Orange France: for Orange and Sosh customers, 50 GB with 30 minutes and 50 SMS for 34.99 € over 31 days, which covers 15 days for less than our 45 € plan, or the Pass Maroc, 35 GB for 14.99 € over 10 days; 13.31 € per MB without a pass (read 15 October 2026).
- Free Mobile Max: Morocco data included since March 2026.
A local SIM for 15 days
At Orange Maroc the SIM costs 20 MAD and internet recharges run from 50 to 1,000 MAD for 500 MB to 200 GB, valid up to 30 days (read 23 September 2026). For a fortnight of heavy use it is the cheapest per gigabyte, if you have an unlocked phone and your passport.
eSIMs for 15 days
| Provider | 15 days |
|---|---|
| Saily | €43.49 |
| eSIM Maroc | €45 |
| Holafly | €53.90 |
| Airalo | no unlimited Morocco plan beyond 10 days |
Saily was €1.51 cheaper than us at 15 days on that date; we say so because a comparison that hides it is not worth reading. Maya Mobile lists a 14-day plan at $27.99 in US dollars. Our 15-day plan gives 1 GB a day at full 4G/5G speed, then 512 Kbps until the daily reset, with hotspot included.
Two plans can be cheaper than one
For 11 or 12 days, two of our shorter plans cost less than the 15-day one: 10 days plus 1 day is €38, and 7 days plus 5 days is €43, against €45. Each plan is a separate eSIM; install the second when the first ends.
Which wins for two weeks?
- Your plan includes Morocco (Free Max): use it.
- Heavy data, unlocked phone: a local SIM.
- Online on landing, home number kept: an eSIM; compare the current prices, as they move.