Best Time to Visit Morocco

Month-by-month seasonality for Morocco: weather, crowds, prices, and what to do—plus quick recommendations for first-time trips.

Quick recommendation

Best all-round months: Mar–May and Sep–Nov. Best value: winter (except holidays).

Your ideal window depends on activities (safari, beaches, hiking) and tolerance for heat/rain.

Month-by-month breakdown

MonthWeatherWildlife / activitiesCrowdsPrices
JanCoolCity breaks; desert nights coldMediumMedium
FebCoolCity breaks; desert nights coldMediumMedium
MarPleasantBest overall for cities + desertHighHigher
AprPleasantBest overall for cities + desertHighHigher
MayPleasantBest overall for cities + desertHighHigher
JunPleasantBest overall for cities + desertHighHigher
JulHotCoast and early mornings bestHighHigher
AugHotCoast and early mornings bestHighHigher
SepPleasantBest overall for cities + desertHighHigher
OctPleasantBest overall for cities + desertHighHigher
NovPleasantBest overall for cities + desertHighHigher
DecCoolCity breaks; desert nights coldMediumMedium

Weather overview

Spring and autumn are typically the most comfortable for city breaks and desert excursions. Summer can be hot inland, while winter is cooler with cold nights in the desert and mountains.

Wildlife and activity notes

Crowds and prices

School holidays and peak safari seasons tend to push prices up. If you want a quieter trip, aim for shoulder months and book key transport early.

Practical packing checklist

FAQ

FAQ

How many days do I need for Best Time to Visit Morocco?

Most travelers get a strong first visit in 2–4 days. Add extra time if you want day trips, slower pacing, or a beach/safari extension.

What’s the best time to visit Best Time to Visit Morocco?

Aim for the main dry/shoulder season to balance weather and prices. Check the page’s seasonality notes for month-by-month guidance.

Is Best Time to Visit Morocco safe for tourists?

Safety is manageable with standard precautions: use registered transport at night, keep valuables low-key, and follow local guidance on neighborhoods and scams.