When to visit Morocco?

Do you want to take a trip to Morocco, but have hesitations about the date of your departure? Is it better to go there in summer, in the off-season or during the winter months? Although being an African country, the weather differs greatly depending on the seasons and Moroccan geography. Follow the guide to know when to go to Morocco, without being oppressed by stifling heat or soaked by torrential rains. Spring and autumn are the ideal seasons to travel through Moroccan territory. You thus avoid exposing yourself to sweltering summer heat and precipitation, sometimes abundant, from early winter. Morocco benefits, in fact, from a Mediterranean climate in the North, and oceanic on the Atlantic coast. In the interior, on the other hand, the weather is more continental. North of the Sahara, the country is crossed, in its center, by the Atlas mountain range. By gaining altitude, you risk getting cold quickly. Winter is indeed icy in this region. Summer, on the other hand, remains dry, especially when the sirocco blows, this little warm wind from the south of the country. Finally, in the Saharan part, the heat can be unbearable during the months of July and August. Fortunately, spring and autumn temperatures are perfect for discovering the sand dunes.

Travelling with children, without the stress

A family trip to Morocco takes some planning, and childcare is part of it. Whether you are staying in a riad, a hotel or a villa, we provide in-home childcare across Morocco — from Marrakech to Essaouira, as well as Agadir and Fes.

A one-off evening, a full day during an excursion, or care throughout your whole stay: have a look at our packages and request a free quote in two minutes.