Spring in Morocco (March – May) – The Kingdom in Bloom
Weather Overview: A gradual warming from mild to warm. Landscapes are lush and green, with wildflowers and blooming almond and fruit trees.
Pros & Cons: (+)) Ideal weather, beautiful scenery, great for photography. (-) Rising tourist numbers and prices as the season progresses.
What to Pack: Layers! Light clothing for day, a jacket or sweater for evenings, comfortable walking shoes.
Recommended Tours: Our “Imperial Cities & Sahara” tour is perfect in spring, as is the “Atlas Mountains & Valleys” trek.
Summer in Morocco (June – August) – Sun, Sea, and Celebration
Weather Overview: Hot to very hot in the interior, but dry. Coastal areas are breezy and pleasant. The mountains are sunny and clear for hiking.
Pros & Cons: (+)) Best for beaches and festivals, vibrant energy. (-) Overwhelming heat in Marrakech and the desert can be challenging for some.
What to Pack: Lightweight, breathable clothing, a strong sun hat, sunscreen, and a swimsuit. A light jacket for air-conditioned spaces and coastal evenings.
Recommended Tours: Our “Coastal Explorer: Essaouira & Taghazout” or “High Atlas Trekking Adventure” are ideal summer escapes.
(Autumn in Morocco (September – November) – The Golden Season
Weather Overview: The summer heat mellows into perfection. Days are warm, skies are clear, and the light is soft and golden—perfect for photographers.
Pros & Cons: (+)) Excellent weather across all regions, harvest season (dates, figs). (-) Another peak season, so book early.
What to Pack: Similar to spring; a mix of light and warmer layers.
Recommended Tours: This is the prime time for our comprehensive “Grand Tour of Morocco” or a dedicated “Sahara Desert Luxury Camp” experience.
Winter in Morocco (December – February) – Crisp Air & Clear Skies
Weather Overview: Cold nights and mild, sunny days. The desert is cold at night but pleasant during the day. The Atlas Mountains are snowy.
Pros & Cons: (+)) Fewer crowds, lower prices, fantastic for stargazing. (-) Shorter daylight hours, some mountain passes may be closed.
What to Pack: Warm clothing—a good coat, hat, and gloves are essential, especially for the desert and mountains.
Recommended Tours: Experience the contrast with our “Desert & Mountains” tour, or enjoy the cities in peace with our “Cultural Cities Winter Break.”