ATMs in Tamraght: Where to Get Cash

Tamraght runs on cash. Your cafe, your landlord and your taxi all want dirham, so knowing where the machines are saves you a walk in the sun. We mapped every ATM we could find and are checking each one on the ground. Where the bank is not confirmed yet, we say so.

The map

The numbers match the list below. Map data: OpenStreetMap contributors.

ATMs in Tamraght

Numbers 5 and 6 sit together near the Afriquia station on the main road, so if one is empty, try the other. Most of the rest are a short walk apart in the centre of the village.

Nearby: Aourir and Taghazout

Aourir (Banana Village), just south. A Crédit du Maroc ATM next to the post office (Poste Maroc) on the main road, and another next to Bab Aourir restaurant near the Afriquia station, listed as open around the clock. Open in Google Maps

Taghazout, 4 km north. Three CIH cash machines run by Euronet on the main road through the village. Standalone machines like these often cost more than a bank’s own ATM; one is listed with a 50 MAD fee. Open in Google Maps

Changing money in Tamraght

There are two exchange desks in Tamraght and one in Aourir. Every exchange desk in Morocco works within limits set by the central bank, so rates are close, but compare the boards and keep your slips. You need them to change dirham back when you leave.

Fees, limits and the one setting that matters

• Choose dirham. When the ATM offers to charge you in euros or pounds, say no and pick MAD. Their conversion is the expensive one.
• The fee. Most machines charge foreign cards around 35 MAD and show it on screen before you confirm.
• The limit. Usually up to 2,000 MAD per withdrawal. Some banks allow more.
• Your own bank. Check what your card charges abroad before you fly. A card with no foreign fees makes a real difference over a month.

Getting cash when you land

You cannot buy dirham before you fly, because it is a closed currency. At Agadir airport there are ATMs in the arrivals hall, after customs, and the exchange desks there give a few percent less than in town. Take enough for the taxi and your first day, and do the rest here. More in Before You Land.

Common questions

We mapped these ATMs from OpenStreetMap (checked October 2026) and are confirming each one on the ground. Nobody pays to be listed. Fees and limits come from traveller reports and bank notices and can change; your screen always shows the real fee before you confirm.