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The Best Time of Year for a Week in Morocco

Spring and autumn are ideal, but every season has its own Morocco. Month by month, here is what to expect on a 7-day trip with a Sahara night.

Morocco can be visited all year, but the weather changes a lot between the coast, the mountains and the desert. Because our tours cross all three, the best months are the ones that are pleasant everywhere.

Spring: March to May

Our favourite season. Days are warm in Marrakech and Fes, the Atlas valleys are green, roses bloom in the Dades valley in late April and May, and desert nights are comfortable. It is also a busy season, so book early.

Summer: June to August

Hot inland and very hot in the Sahara during the day. Travelling is still possible: we start early, rest at midday and enjoy the desert at sunset and at night. The Atlantic coast and the mountains stay cooler.

Autumn: September to November

Excellent weather after the summer heat, with warm days, clear skies and calm desert evenings. October is one of the best months for a week in Morocco with a night in the dunes.

Winter: December to February

Sunny, mild days in Marrakech, snow on the High Atlas peaks and cold nights in the desert, sometimes near freezing. Camps provide blankets and many have heated tents. Winter is quieter and the light is beautiful for photos.

Ramadan

The dates of Ramadan move every year. Travelling during Ramadan is easy and can be a special experience: restaurants for visitors stay open, and evenings in the cities are lively after sunset.

In short

  • Best overall: March to May and September to November.
  • Best for low crowds: January and February.
  • Bring warm clothes for the desert night in any season except summer.

Whatever month you choose, our 7-day tours are adapted to the season, with the timing of drives and desert activities planned around the weather.

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