Morocco desert in September: early-month heat eases into ideal late-September conditions. Weather, best dunes, costs and packing tips for your Sahara trip. Read More
Best Time to Visit
Merzouga in Winter: Is It Worth It?
Merzouga in winter means warm 18-22C days, empty Erg Chebbi dunes and brilliant stars, but cold 0-6C nights. Here is what to expect and pack. Read More
Morocco in April: Weather & Where to Go
In short: morocco in april is one of the best months to come. Winter has loosened, the valleys are green, the days are warm without the brutal summer heat, and desert nights are comfortable rather than freezing. It sits right
Marrakech in December: Weather & What to Do
In short: Marrakech in December gives you mild, sunny days and genuinely cold nights. Afternoons usually sit around 18 to 20C with clear skies, while after dark it can drop to 5 to 8C, colder still out in the desert.
Morocco in August: Weather & Where to Go
In short: Morocco in August is hot, and where you go matters more than in any other month. Inland cities like Marrakech and Fez run very hot, often into the high 30s Celsius and sometimes past 40, while the Atlantic
Morocco in December: Weather & Where to Go
In short: Morocco in December is mild by day, cold at night, and much quieter than the peak months, which makes it a fine time to travel if you pack for the swing. The cities are pleasant for walking, the
Morocco in February: Weather & Where to Go
In short: Morocco in February is a quiet, mild time to visit, with warm-enough days in the cities, cold nights in the desert, and snow up in the mountains. It is low season, so crowds are thin and prices are
Morocco in January: Weather & Where to Go
In short: Morocco in January is cool, clear, and quiet, which is a fair trade if you don’t mind packing a jacket. Days in Marrakech are mild and pleasant for walking, the Atlas mountains carry snow, and the desert delivers
Morocco in July: Weather & Where to Go
In short: Morocco in July is hot, but it works if you play to the season. The interior cities and the deep Sahara get extreme in the afternoon, while the Atlantic coast stays breezy and the high mountains stay cool.
Morocco in June: Weather & Where to Go
In short: morocco in june is hot, dry and cheaper than spring, with long days and clear skies. The interior and the deep south get seriously warm, so June is the month to lean coastal and high, save the midday