Morocco Trip Planner

The best time to visit Morocco is usually late Spring - early Fall when the weather is best and most suitable for sightseeing and exploring. Springtime showcases spectacular local flora; however, Fall is perfect for not only touring the country but unwinding at the beach as well. The best month to go to Morocco varies according to your preferences for weather and activities, but we suggest you choose May or September for a comfortable experience of touring the colorful country.

The weather varies in different parts of the country; however, the coldest month is January, with an average temperature of 18.4°C.

When it comes to the most beautiful cities in Morocco, it is impossible to choose one; each has something unique to offer or showcases exceptional features to marvel at. However, some of the most iconic cities providing postcard-like views wherever you go are the renowned Blue-washed City of Chefchaouen, the seaside village Asilah, Fez, Essaouira, and of course, charming Marrakech.

If you are looking for a unique accommodation experience while staying in Marrakech, choose an authentic Riad to be your home-away-from-home. Riad is a type of Moroccan guesthouse that features a garden; therefore, it is often called an oasis providing calm in the middle of bustling cities. A typical Rida has rooms situated around the mentioned garden in the inner courtyard, making it a relaxing retreat and an excellent choice for a stay in Marrakech.

Alcohol in Morocco is allowed; however, it is strictly forbidden in open areas, including streets, terraces, and public places. Selling and consuming alcoholic beverages is permitted in licensed locations only, such as bars, hotels, tourist areas, and some supermarkets.