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Best Time to Visit Morocco for a Guided Tour

When to book, by climate and tour type

The best time to visit Morocco for a guided tour is spring (March–May) or fall (September–November), when Marrakech's daytime highs run 20–28°C and Sahara desert highs stay closer to a manageable 25–35°C rather than summer's extremes.

Timing matters more for desert-heavy itineraries than for imperial-city tours. Use the month-by-month breakdown below, then book the tour that matches when you're traveling.

What Is Marrakech's Weather Like Month by Month?

Marrakech's daytime highs range from about 19°C in January to 36°C in July, Morocco's hottest month. March is the wettest month with around 50mm of rain, and July is the driest.

Marrakech Average Daytime High Temperature

MonthAvg. Daytime High
January19°C
February20°C
March23°C
April25°C
May28°C
June32°C
July36°C
August35°C
September31°C
October28°C
November23°C
December20°C

How Hot Does the Sahara Desert Get?

Sahara temperatures near Merzouga can exceed 43°C (109°F) in July, the hottest month, while winter nights can drop to around 6°C (43°F). The best window for camel treks and overnight desert camps is October to April, when daytime highs run 20–30°C.

Desert day trips and overnight camps are physically demanding in extreme heat, so tours scheduled for June through August need a heat-aware itinerary — shaded rest stops, earlier start times, and more hydration breaks.

Does the Weather Affect Which Tour You Should Book?

Yes — desert-heavy itineraries are most comfortable in spring, fall, and winter, while coastal and northern routes stay milder through summer thanks to Atlantic winds.

If you're traveling in July or August, consider a coastal or northern tour instead of a multi-day desert expedition, or choose an early-morning departure to avoid peak heat.

Ready to book around the weather that works for you?

Common Questions About Morocco's Weather

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