Tamaris Bowling
12 machine-oiled Brunswick lanes and a pro shop with custom ball drilling: the benchmark for bowlers in Casablanca.
Since 2009 · Centres, leagues and tournaments
The go-to portal for bowling in Morocco
Where to play, how much it costs, when to go and how to improve: every bowling centre in Morocco, the associations and a complete guide for beginners and experienced players alike.
10centres listed
7cities
52+lanes in total
2007ASBM founded
Where to play?
Bowling centres by city
Choose your city to see its centres, prices, opening hours and photos.
Featured
The must-visit bowling alleys
WAW Casablanca
Sela Park's new leisure park: 10 QubicaAMF lanes with an interactive LED wall, arcade games, VR and karaoke.
Megamall Bowling
Rabat's historic bowling centre, with some of the best lanes in the country, and the home base of the ASBM.
Bowling Almazar
The largest bowling centre in Marrakech: 8 QubicaAMF lanes, neon lights, karaoke and pool.
Bowling Marrakech (Grand Plaza)
6 QubicaAMF lanes opposite the railway station, weeknight tournaments, open every day until 1 am.
Bowling & Fun Park Socco Alto
Tangier's first bowling centre, home of the ASBM's Tangier section and the Tangier International Open.
Family outings
Bowling birthday parties
Celebrate a birthday at the bowling alley
Packages, prices per child and tips: compare the bowling centres that host birthday parties, city by city.
Our association
The ASBM, the heart of Moroccan bowling since 2007
Morocco's first bowling association, the Association Sportive du Bowling Marocain (Moroccan Bowling Sports Association), keeps the sport alive from its base in Rabat: weekly leagues, national and international tournaments, and coaching for beginners.
- Pioneering: founded in Rabat in 2007 by enthusiasts, before any other organisation.
- Unifying: it brings together clubs from several cities around structured competitions such as the Intercity Strike Cup.
- Active: more than 35 quarterly leagues, a league every week in Rabat and a section in Tangier.
- Open to all: every level, adults and children from age 8, with discounted rates at partner centres.
Learn and improve
The complete bowling guide
Rules, scoring, technique, equipment, history: everything you need to know, explained simply.
Price of a game in Morocco
The price of a game compared across every bowling centre in Morocco, plus our tips for paying less.
How to bowl
How a game works, gripping the ball, the approach, the release and aiming: everything you need for a great first few shots.
Bowling rules
Frames, deliveries, the 10th frame, fouls, legal pinfall and splits: the official rules of bowling, clearly explained.
Keeping score
Strike, spare, open frame, 10th frame: how scoring works, plus a 167 game broken down frame by frame.
Bowling a strike
The 1-3 pocket, entry angle and aiming at the arrows: everything that turns a good delivery into a strike.
Choosing a ball
Weight for your profile, polyester, urethane or reactive, core and drilling: how to choose the right ball.
History of bowling in Morocco
From open-air lanes in Tangier in 1953 to interactive bowling at WAW in 2026: 70 years of bowling in Morocco, backed by the archives.
Clubs, leagues and tournaments in Morocco
Weekly leagues, associations city by city, national tournaments: the guide to going from a game with friends to club bowling.
Calculate your score like a pro
Strikes, spares, 10th frame: our calculator applies the official rules and explains every point.
Beyond Morocco
Associations, Africa and the international scene
Moroccan bowling is part of a wider movement: local clubs, an African federation and world competitions.
Frequently asked questions
Your questions about bowling in Morocco
How much does a game of bowling cost in Morocco?
A game of bowling in Morocco generally costs between 45 and 80 MAD per person, depending on the city, the day and the time. For example, 60–75 MAD at Tamaris Bowling (Casablanca), 55–65 MAD at the Megamall (Rabat, package including entry and shoes) and 45–55 MAD at Bowling Almazar (Marrakech). Full details in our article on bowling prices in Morocco.
Which cities in Morocco have bowling?
How long does a game of bowling last?
A 10-frame game takes about 10 to 15 minutes per player. With four or five players on one lane, allow 45 minutes to an hour.
Do I need to book a lane?
It is not compulsory on weekdays, but it is strongly recommended on Friday evenings, at weekends, during the holidays and for groups or birthday parties.
Are bowling shoes compulsory?
Yes. Bowling shoes are compulsory to protect the lanes and to stop you slipping. They are provided or rented at the front desk, and in Morocco they are often included in the price of a game. Bring socks.
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