Discover the best time for your Family Holiday in Morocco

January and February are the coldest months in Morocco, particularly in the Atlas Mountains and desert regions. While coastal cities like Casablanca and Essaouira enjoy mild temperatures, inland areas may experience chilly nights and occasional rain showers. This period is ideal for exploring cultural attractions and historic sites without the crowds.

Springtime in Morocco brings warmer temperatures and blooming landscapes, making it a popular time to visit. Coastal cities and desert regions experience pleasant weather, perfect for outdoor activities such as hiking, camel trekking, and exploring ancient medinas. However, be prepared for occasional rain showers, especially in northern regions.

May and June mark the beginning of summer in Morocco, with temperatures rising across the country. Coastal areas and desert regions can become quite hot during the day, while inland cities like Marrakech may experience sweltering temperatures. Despite the heat, this period is a great time to visit Morocco's beaches and mountainous regions, where temperatures are more moderate.

July and August are the hottest months in Morocco, with temperatures soaring above 100°F (38°C) in many areas. Coastal breezes provide some relief from the heat, making beach destinations like Agadir and Essaouira popular choices for families seeking to escape the summer heat. Inland cities may be less crowded during this time, offering the chance to explore cultural attractions without the crowds.

As summer transitions to autumn, temperatures begin to cool down in Morocco, making it an excellent time to visit. You can enjoy pleasant weather, while inland cities experience mild temperatures perfect for sightseeing and outdoor activities. This period also coincides with harvest season, offering you the chance to experience Morocco's rich culinary traditions.

November and December bring cooler temperatures and occasional rain showers to Morocco, particularly in northern regions. However, this period also offers fewer crowds and lower prices, making it an attractive time to visit. You can explore bustling souks, admire colourful foliage in the Atlas Mountains, or embark on desert adventures without the intense heat of summer.