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French, Spanish, German and Italian channels are among the most requested in Marrakech rentals.
Marrakech · Agadir
IPTV Marrakech customers are rarely a single household watching one television: they are families in Gueliz, riad owners in the medina, hosts with a villa in the Palmeraie and winter residents who spend three months in the sun. weweb serves all of them with the same plans, sent on WhatsApp; the service itself is explained on the IPTV Morocco page and the prices are laid out on the IPTV subscription page.
Below you will find what really differs in the south: riad walls that block Wi-Fi, guests who speak five languages, rentals with several TVs, second homes used part of the year, and the Atlantic side of the region around Agadir and Taghazout.
Yes, IPTV is fully available in Marrakech: any home with a fibre, ADSL or 4G connection can receive it, whether it is a flat in Gueliz, a residence in Hivernage or a house on the Route de l'Ourika. Nothing is installed on the roof; you add an app to the TV, the Android box or the Fire TV Stick you already have.
Residences built in the last few years in Gueliz, Hivernage, Targa and Agdal are usually on fibre from Maroc Telecom, inwi or Orange. In the Palmeraie and the outlying douars, houses are far apart and a 4G home box is often the main connection. Both can work; how many people share the line and where the router stands matter more than the technology. Our internet speed for IPTV guide explains the recommended speeds per picture quality.
A riad is beautiful and terrible for Wi-Fi. Walls of rammed earth or brick, often more than half a metre thick, surround an open patio, and each room opens onto that courtyard rather than onto its neighbour. A single router in the reception area rarely reaches the rooms on the upper floor or the terrace.
Ask for the free test line before you equip the whole riad: it shows room by room where the signal is good enough.
Count the TVs that will play at the same moment, not only the TVs in the house. Every plan plays one stream at a time. Standard and Premium are installed on one device; VIP can be installed on two, which never play at the same time. A rental with a TV in the salon and one in the master bedroom, used one after the other, fits on one VIP plan; if guests will watch both at once, plan one subscription per TV.
| Property | TVs to equip | Plan that fits |
|---|---|---|
| Studio or small flat | 1 | Standard (300 DH) or Premium (450 DH) |
| Family villa, one main TV | 1 | Premium (450 DH) for 4K and sports |
| Villa or riad, salon + bedroom used one at a time | 2 | VIP (600 DH) |
| Guesthouse, TVs playing at the same moment | 2 or more | One plan per TV playing at the same moment |
Hosts often leave a short card next to the remote explaining how to open the app. Keep the login details on the device itself rather than on the card, so the access stays inside the property.
Three 12-month plans, paid once in dirhams. VIP is the one hosts choose for the biggest catalogue and a salon and a bedroom TV used one at a time.
12 months
12 months · one payment · ≈ 25 DH a month
1 device
12 months
12 months · one payment · ≈ 38 DH a month
1 device
12 months
12 months · one payment · ≈ 50 DH a month
1 or 2 devices, one at a time
Visitors to Marrakech come from France, Spain, the UK, Germany, Italy, the Gulf and the Americas, and the first thing many do after a long day in the souks is look for news in their own language. Besides the Moroccan and Arabic line-up, the plans include international channels in several European languages, plus films and series on demand.
Channel line-ups change over time, so we do not print a fixed list here. The best way to check that the channels your regular guests ask for are there is the test line: open the categories, note what you need, then decide. Guests from the Gulf and the Levant will find the packs described on our Arabic IPTV page, and long-stay English speakers are covered in detail on the IPTV for expats in Morocco page.
French, Spanish, German and Italian channels are among the most requested in Marrakech rentals.
UK and US channels for British and American visitors and residents.
On-demand titles for rainy evenings in January, when the Atlas is white.
IPTV Agadir works on the same plans and the same WhatsApp delivery. The Atlantic side of the region has its own profile: European retirees who spend the winter in Founty or Sonaba, surfers and remote workers in Taghazout and Tamraght, and families in Dakhla and Hay Mohammadi who follow Hassania Agadir in the Botola.
Fibre covers the main districts of Agadir; along the coast towards Taghazout and Imsouane many rentals rely on 4G. 4G handles HD well when the reception is good, and a box near a window facing the antenna makes a real difference. Winter residents usually want their home channels back in the evening, which is exactly what the international packs are for.
Further inland, Taroudant and Tiznit are served in the same way; the only requirement is a working internet connection.
Every plan runs for 12 months from activation and is paid once; it does not renew by itself. If you use a house in Marrakech or Agadir for the winter only, the simplest approach is to order a few days before you arrive, so the year starts when you actually begin watching.
Your access is not tied to the house. If you spend the summer in France or Belgium, the same login works there too on your own device; our page on IPTV for Moroccans abroad explains how viewing from Europe works. Remember that a plan plays one stream at a time, wherever the devices are.
Tell us on WhatsApp which TV or box is in each room, so we can suggest an app.
Install the player app on each screen, for example IBO Player Pro or IPTV Smarters Pro.
Enter the Xtream Codes details or the M3U link we send you.
Hide the categories guests do not need and add their favourite channels to the favourites list.
The per-app walkthroughs are in the IPTV setup guide. If a TV in one room behaves differently from the others, the IPTV troubleshooting page covers the usual causes.
Choose your plan on the order page, which prepares a WhatsApp message for +212 6 03 36 55 75. You receive the payment details in reply and can pay by bank card, Taptap Send, Western Union or bank transfer. Owners who live abroad often pay from their home country; the options are on the payment methods page.
Once the payment is confirmed, your access arrives in the same conversation within 1 hour, 24 h at most. Before ordering for a property, get the free 24-hour test line and check the rooms where the TVs are.
Answers
Yes, in Gueliz, Hivernage, the medina, the Palmeraie and beyond, on fibre, ADSL or 4G. weweb sends the access on WhatsApp within 1 hour, 24 h at most after payment.
Count the TVs that play at the same moment: every plan plays one stream at a time. VIP (600 DH) can be installed on 1 or 2 devices, one at a time, for example the salon and a bedroom TV used at different times; TVs that play together each need their own plan.
Yes. Agadir's main districts have fibre, and along the coast many rentals use 4G, which handles HD well when the reception is good. Place the 4G box near a window facing the antenna.
Pick the plan that matches your TVs and the catalogue you want, send the WhatsApp message, and the access follows after payment.