The short answer
No. There is no official Uber in Marrakech, and the usual ride-hailing apps are not reliably available. Some informal ride apps circulate, but they sit in a legal grey area. For short hops in the city, use a petit taxi; for the airport and day trips, a pre-booked driver gives you a known car and an agreed fare.
In more detail
Ride-hailing is the habit visitors bring with them, so this is a common surprise on arrival. The local system works differently: petits taxis for hops within the city, grands taxis for shared routes between towns, coaches for long distances, and private drivers booked in advance.
Petits taxis are the small beige cabs. By law they should run the meter, so ask for the 'compteur' as you get in. If the driver will not use it, agree a fare out loud before you set off, not at the end of the ride. Carry small change, because drivers rarely have much.
For anything with luggage, a flight time or a long road, a pre-booked car is simpler. You know the vehicle, the driver meets you with your name on a board, and the fare is agreed in writing before you travel.
Good to know
- Write your destination down, or show it on your phone, to avoid confusion.
- Expect to share a petit taxi with other passengers going your way.
- Treat informal ride apps with caution: no clear insurance, no clear recourse.