4.7(37k)Ouzoud waterfalls from Marrakech: guided hike, boat and lunch
Full day (10-12h)
From 15 €
Free cancellation
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What to do in Morocco in August
Quick answer
In August, Marrakech averages 38°C by day and 21°C at night, the sea reaches 22°C on the Atlantic coast and rainfall is low. It is summer in Morocco. Tourist crowds are moderate. See our recommended activities below.
- 38° / 21°
- Weather & climate
- 22°C
- Sea
- summer
- Season
The hottest month: head for the Atlantic (Essaouira, Agadir, Dakhla) and early-morning high-altitude hikes.
In August, Marrakech averages 38°C by day and 21°C at night, the sea reaches 22°C on the Atlantic coast and rainfall is low. It is summer in Morocco.
Recommended activities in August
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4.9(19k)Ourika and Setti Fatma waterfalls: Atlas, guide and lunch
7 hours
From 15 €
Free cancellation
4.8(21k)Ourika valley: Atlas mountains, waterfalls and lunch
Day (6-7.5h)
From 14 €
Free cancellation
4.8(13k)Marrakech: quad biking to the palm oasis and Jbilat desert
3 hours
From 14 €
Free cancellation
4.8(10k)Marrakech: hot air balloon flight with Moroccan breakfast buffet
3 to 4 hours
From 61 €
Free cancellation
4.7(11k)Marrakech: hot air balloon flight, Berber breakfast and certificate
5 hours
From 57 €
Free cancellation
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Frequently asked questions
What is the weather like in Morocco in August?
In August, Marrakech averages 38°C by day and 21°C at night, the sea reaches 22°C on the Atlantic coast and rainfall is low. It is summer in Morocco. The hottest month: head for the Atlantic (Essaouira, Agadir, Dakhla) and early-morning high-altitude hikes.
Is it a good time to visit Morocco?
Yes for the Atlantic coast (Essaouira, Agadir, Dakhla) and the much cooler Atlas. Avoid the desert and medinas during the hot midday hours.