Morocco's Weather in November

Central Morocco, including Fes, Meknes and Marrakech, is slightly warmer, though evenings can feel crisp. This area offers a pleasant climate for exploring Morocco's rich heritage.

Marrakech in November greets visitors with comfortable warmth during the day with infrequent rainfall and temperatures ranging from 14°C to 24°C and , making it ideal for outdoor adventures.

The weather in November supports a variety of activities, from riding hot air balloons to exploring hidden corners. With fewer tourists, you can immerse yourself in the city's lively ambiance at a relaxed pace.

Morocco’s coastal cities of Casablanca and Rabat, located along the Atlantic Ocean, experience mild and pleasant weather in November. Agadir, also on the Atlantic coast, enjoys even more sunshine and a temperate climate ideal for beach days and oceanfront dining. Further north, Tangier and the nearby coastal area of Yasmina lie on the Mediterranean Sea, offering scenic views and a slightly cooler, breezy atmosphere.

In these cities, expect:

• Average temperatures around 18°C to 23°C
• Higher humidity due to proximity to the Atlantic
• Rare but possible rain showers

November's climate creates a perfect balance for both relaxation and exploration and enhances the experience of Morocco's charming coastal life.

The Atlas Mountains and the Sahara Desert offer distinct November weather patterns. In the Atlas Mountains, temperatures drop significantly making early snowfall possible, adding a magical touch to the landscape. For hiking enthusiasts, this time is ideal, though dressing in layers is wise.

The desert regions like Merzouga experience dramatic shifts in temperature. It remains warm during the day, however nights can become quite chilly.

November is an excellent time to explore the breathtaking Atlas Mountains. The cooler weather creates ideal conditions for hiking, especially in popular spots like the Toubkal National Park or the peaceful Aït Bougmez Valley, often called the "Happy Valley." The crisp air and vibrant hues of autumn linger across the landscape, making for scenic treks and perfect photo opportunities.

Whether you’re an avid hiker or prefer more leisurely walks, the trails are quieter compared to the busy summer season, allowing for a serene and immersive experience in nature.

A visit to the Sahara Desert in November offers a magical experience without the intense heat of the summer months. Days are warm and comfortable, while evenings bring a slight chill, perfect for cozying up under a blanket of stars in the desert sky.

Take a camel trek across the golden dunes of Merzouga, stay in a traditional Berber camp, or enjoy a thrilling 4x4 ride through the dramatic landscapes. It's the perfect time to witness the serene beauty of the desert while avoiding the extreme temperatures.

The charming cities of Morocco, such as Marrakech, Fes, and Chefchaouen, are especially inviting in November. The weather is pleasantly mild during the day, making it ideal for strolling through the bustling souks, exploring historic medinas, or marveling at architectural wonders like the Bahia Palace. With fewer tourists around, you can explore at your own pace, soaking in the ambiance of these cultural gems without the usual hustle and bustle of high season.

Morocco’s Independence Day, celebrated annually on November 18, marks the country’s liberation from French and Spanish colonial rule in 1956 and stands as a day of pride and unity.

Across the nation, you can expect patriotic festivities, including parades, flag displays, and cultural events in city squares, while smaller towns often host local celebrations with traditional music and dance.

Club Med Marrakech La Palmeraie offers a luxurious retreat in the heart of the Red City, surrounded by lush gardens and the peaceful ambiance of its namesake palm grove. Guests can relax in this serene oasis while enjoying easy access to Marrakech's vibrant medina, bustling souks, and iconic landmarks like Jemaa el-Fnaa.

With premium facilities, diverse activities, and exquisite dining inspired by Moroccan flavors, this resort is perfect for those looking to combine relaxation with cultural exploration.

Further north, the Club Med Yasmina resort provides a tranquil escape along Morocco's Mediterranean coast, near the city of Tangier. Nestled amidst palm trees and golden beaches, Yasmina is ideal for those seeking a seaside retreat. Guests can unwind with ocean views, explore the natural beauty of the region, or enjoy a range of activities, including water sports and golf.

With its laid-back charm and stunning surroundings, Club Med Yasmina is a perfect destination for families and couples looking to connect with Morocco's northern coastline.