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Abdel

Morocco Price Guide

The goal of this thread is to give Morocco Travelers a useful tool to plan their travel budget. By giving them an idea of the range of prices of some basic goods and services.

Please take in considerations few things:

1. The prices on this list are prepared by our members visiting local grocery stores (Marjane) and we did every effort to make it accurate.
2. Please take into consideration the regional and quality differences etc in price.
3. You may find things cheaper or you may find them more expensive on a trip around Morocco but as general rule of thumb you won't go far wrong, with these prices.

I'll try to add more prices and you are welcome to add prices of goods/services missing.

Exchange Rates:

1 American Dollar = 7.95 dirhams
1 GB Pound = 14.00 dirhams
1 Euro = 11.24 dirhams

Toiletries

Toothpaste

Colgate 130grs 20 dirhams
Toothbrush 23-36 dirhams

Soap

lux 75gr 3-5 dirhams
Dove scented 100gr 10 dirhams

Shaving

Moroccan blades x5 5-10 dirhams
Gillette GII x5 8-12dirhams

Shaving Brush 15-35 dirhams
Shaving Soap 75gr tube 18 dirhams
Shaving crème 26dhs

Other

Shampoo medium 200ml 20-30 dirhams
Shampoo small bag 5 ml 0.5-1 dirhams
Deodorant spray 25-40 dirhams
Deodorant roll-on 30-45 dirhams
Comb 5-10 dirhams
Brush 1-30 dirhams
Tampons x10 6-20 dirhams
Sanitary Towels x10 12dirhams
Talcum Powder 100gr 30-50 dirhams
Toilet Paper 8 dirhams
Facial Wet wipes 25-40 dirhams
Cotton buds x 100 25 dirhams
Hand wash 240ml 12-20 dirhams
Nivea creme 300ml 32dhs

Drinks

Beer 1/2 liter 9-15 dirhams
Mineral Water 6 dirhams
Soft drinks Coca cola etc.
Small 200ml 2 dirhams
Medium 300 ml 3 dirhams
Large 500ml 5-6 dirhams
Family 2 litre 9 dirhams
Soda Local 3-6 dirhams
Milk 1/2 liter 4-5 dirhams
Local orange11 liter 10 dirhams

Fruits (per kilogram)

Apple 1 kilo 15-20 dirhams
Banana 1 kilo 16-20 dirhams
Orange 1 kilo 7-15 dirhams
Pear 1 kilo 15-25 dirhams
Watermelon 1 kilo 6-10 dirhams
Grapes 1 kilo 15-20 dirhams
Pineapple 30-50 dirhams
Avocado 30-50 dirhams
Kiwi 40-60 dirhams
Strawberry 20-40 dirhams
Olives 20-30 dirhams
Cantaloupe 10-20 dirhams

Other

Batteries AA 24-36 dirhams
Batteries D 39dirhams
Candles medium 1 dh
Box of matches 50 ea 1 dirhams
Lighter 1-5 dirhams
Cigarettes x 10 8-32 dirhams
Washing Powder 200gr 5-30 dirhams
Washing powder small 3 dirhams

Camera film 40 35-40 dirhams
Disposable Camera 25-40 dirhams

Internet 1 hour 5-10 dirhams
Telephone to all countries per minute 6 dirhams

Many thanks to brazia and lahcenrizani for helping me collecting the prices

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Mel

How much does it cost to smoke a water pipe in a tea house in Morocco?
Also, how much does coffee or tea cost in the tea houses?

lahcenrizani

In fact water pipe in a tea house in Morocco rang between 30 DH and 50 DH according to the city and the kind of the tea house.
concerning coffee it's about 7 DH to 10 DH.
tea is also 5DH to 10DH.

Abdel

it depends if you want it loaded or regular but yes that's the price range 30 DH to 50 DH.

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Mel

Thanks for the information, both of you.

Mogador

So, Where will I find a Shisha Cafe in Morocco, They must be down the back streets because I've never come across any...

lahcenrizani

i know some here in Rabat and also some in sale but have no idea about other cities.

Abdel

I'm not sure if there's any Hookah Cafe in Mogador, they must be one at least. I know few in Casablanca and Marrakesh, I will do a search and post the addresses in here.

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Juan Paolo

Thanks Abdel for the price list. Very helpful indeed!

How about if I plan for a longer stay in Casablanca. How much is it to rent a flat for one person in Casablanca?

How much is the utilities like water and electricity?

I am assuming that taxis are the way to go around, how much is taxi fare? You have buses and trains too?

Thanks!
JP

lahcenrizani

The price of a flat in Casablanca ranges between 200$ and 400$ depending on the number of rooms, and the area it exists.
Yes you can take a taxis or a bus, but you are advised to take a bus if you want to economize unless you are heading to a special target then take a taxis.
There are very trains also, you can use them if you would like to visit other other cities.
hope this helps, and wish you a nice stay in Morocco.