When is the best time to visit Morocco?

Touring the cities of Morocco is relatively an agreeable experience, most especially during holidays. However, choosing the perfect time to visit this captivating Northern African country is essential to ensure you have a pleasant and indelible moment. With its diverse landscapes, coasts, and vibrant culture, Morocco is definitely seductive to visit when the weather is at its best. Discover here in this content the most enjoyable seasons to visit Morocco.

During early spring

As winter bids farewell and nature awakens, early spring (March to April) casts a spell of rejuvenation over Morocco. The weather during this period is pleasantly mild, making it an ideal time for exploration and outdoor activities.

The temperature range between 15 °C (59 °F) to 25 °C (77 °F) in most regions, and offers blossoming and comfortable conditions for sightseeing and adventures. Spring is the most popular season for tours in Morocco, particularly if you’re a first time traveler.

One of its major highlights is witnessing Morocco’s stunning landscapes come alive with vibrant colors. During this season, you easily view the pink blooms of almond trees in the Atlas Mountains, as well as the lush green valleys of the Ourika and Dades Gorges.

Moreover, places such as Fes and Marrakech are not as sweltering as in other seasons; and the cherry blossom season in the city of Sefrou are events not to be missed during early spring season.

During autumn

Autumn (September to November) in Morocco brings relief from the summer heat while maintaining enjoyable temperatures. With daytime averages ranging from 20 °C (68 °F) to 30 °C (86 °F), it provides comfortable conditions for exploring the country’s iconic sites and engaging in various activities.

During this season, the weather is specifically sunny and pleasant countrywide, making it the best period for tourists to visit Morocco without being harassed by rain. Beyond the pleasant weather, fall offers a multitude of cultural experiences.

As a matter of fact, the month of September marks the beginning of the grape harvest season in some Moroccan regions. This means that if you choose to visit the country during this fall season, you’re very likely to indulge in wine tasting tours if you’re a wine lover.

Additionally, the season coincides with several traditional festivals, such as the lively Fantasia horse show in Tbourida and the Erfoud Date Festival, offering visitors an opportunity to immerse themselves in Moroccan customs and traditions.

The last benefit you’ll gain when visiting morocco in autumn is that beaches are very inviting and the coast fantastic at sight. Although prices might be uptick due to the beauty of the land during this season, autumn remains the best time to visit morocco if you’re a first-timer.

During summer

While summers in Morocco (June to August) can be quite hot, they also present unique experiences for beach lovers and adventure enthusiasts. Coastal destinations such as Essaouira, Agadir, and Tangier offer respite from the inland heat, with temperatures ranging from 18 °C (64 °F) to 28 °C (82 °F) and refreshing sea breezes.

 During the summer months, Morocco’s picturesque beaches come alive, and offer a range of water activities like swimming, surfing, and jet skiing. Exploring the charming medinas and savoring fresh seafood by the coast is also a delightful way to embrace the Moroccan summer experience.

This season is the best for active and experienced tourists or visitors who are already familiar with the country and don’t mind the temperature and noises.

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