GBP to MAD Exchange Rate Today
Planning a trip to Morocco from the UK? Check today's Pound to Dirham rate with 30-minute updates. British travelers get excellent value as GBP remains strong against MAD for Marrakech, Casablanca, and beyond.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the GBP to MAD exchange rate for travelers to Morocco?
The British Pound to Moroccan Dirham exchange rate varies daily. Typically, £1 GBP buys between 12-13 MAD. Morocco is a popular destination for UK travelers, so many UK banks and exchange services offer competitive GBP/MAD rates. Check our live converter for today's rate before your trip to Morocco.
Where should I exchange Pounds to Dirhams?
For GBP to MAD conversions, UK travelers have several options: exchange at UK airports (expensive), UK banks (moderate rates), online services like Wise (best rates), or wait and withdraw MAD from Moroccan ATMs. Marrakech, Casablanca, and Fez have numerous exchange offices (bureaux de change) with competitive rates.
Can I use British Pounds in Morocco?
While some Moroccan hotels and tourist shops in major cities might accept GBP, it's not recommended. You'll get poor exchange rates. Morocco's official currency is the Dirham (MAD). Convert your GBP to MAD through ATMs or exchange offices for best results. Most businesses only accept dirhams.
How much Moroccan money do I need for a week?
Budget travelers from UK need roughly £300-400 GBP (3,600-4,800 MAD) per week in Morocco for accommodation, food, and local transport. Mid-range travelers might spend £600-800 GBP (7,200-9,600 MAD). Luxury travelers budget £1,000+ GBP (12,000+ MAD). Use our converter to calculate your daily spending in dirhams.
Is Morocco expensive for British tourists?
Morocco is generally affordable for UK visitors. The GBP is strong against MAD, making Morocco budget-friendly compared to European destinations. Meals cost 30-100 MAD (£2.50-8), riads 200-600 MAD/night (£17-50), taxis are cheap. Your pounds go far in Morocco, especially outside tourist hotspots like Marrakech.