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 July
Quick answer
In July, 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.
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In high summer, escape the inland heat for the surf and breezes of the Atlantic coast, or the cool of the Atlas.
In July, 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 July
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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 July?
In July, 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. In high summer, escape the inland heat for the surf and breezes of the Atlantic coast, or the cool of the Atlas.
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.