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Morocco in November: Weather, Where to Go and What to Do (2026)

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Morocco in November: Weather, Where to Go and What to Do (2026)

La rédaction MoroccoTravelBase 9 min read Updated 2026-08-27

Morocco in November: Weather, Where to Go and What to Do (2026)

November is an underrated and excellent month for Morocco. Crowds thin out, prices drop, and the weather stays mild and sunny in the south and interior. It's the ideal time to visit without the crowds, enjoy the desert and the cities at a relaxed pace.

November is an underrated and excellent month for Morocco: mild and pleasant weather with 21-25 °C in Marrakech, 22-25 °C in Agadir (the sunniest coast, though the water stays cool), and 23-27 °C in the desert by day but cold nights (6-10 °C) — bring a good warm layer for camp. Up in the Atlas, first snows appear, with nights dropping to -2 to 5 °C. The north (Fes, Chefchaouen) turns cooler and rainier, so it's better to favor the south. This is one of the best months for value: low footfall outside holidays, falling accommodation and flight rates, and quiet sights in Marrakech, Agadir and the Sahara. Two dates mark the month: Green March (6 November) and Independence Day (18 November), with olive groves in full harvest.

Weather in Morocco in November, region by region

RegionDayNightIn short
Marrakech / interior21-25 °C9-12 °CMild, sunny
Coast (Agadir)22-25 °C14-16 °CThe sunniest
Desert (Merzouga, Zagora)23-27 °C6-10 °CPleasant by day, cold at night
Atlas (altitude)8-14 °C-2 to 5 °CCold, first snows
Fes / north (Chefchaouen)17-21 °C8-11 °CCooler, rainy

November is dry and sunny in the south, wetter and cooler in the north.

Where to go in Morocco in November?

Agadir and the southern coast

The best beach option of the month: Agadir stays sunny and mild, perfect for autumn sun and lounging (cool water but pleasant air).

Marrakech and the southern cities

Mild weather and a relaxed vibe: it's the time to wander the medina, souks and gardens of Marrakech without the throng.

The desert (Merzouga, Zagora)

Still very doable: mild days and clear skies, but cold nights — bring a good warm layer for camp.

Tours and desert trips from Marrakech· GetYourGuide

To avoid / qualify

The north (Chefchaouen, Tangier, Fes) turns cooler and rainier. Possible, but favor the south for sunshine.

Crowds and prices in November

What to pack in November?

  • Mid-season clothing for the day (light long sleeves)
  • Warm layers essential for evenings and the desert (sweater, warm jacket)
  • A waterproof jacket if heading north
  • Good closed shoes
  • Sunscreen (the sun is still strong in the south)

See: what to pack for Morocco.

Events and highlights in November

  • Green March (6 November, national holiday)
  • Independence Day (18 November)
  • Olive groves at harvest, authentic off-season atmosphere

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The tours and excursions that actually run in November are listed in activities in Morocco in November.

FAQ — Morocco in November

Is the weather good in Morocco in November?

Yes in the south and interior: 21-25 °C in Marrakech and Agadir, mild and sunny. The north turns cooler and rainier, and nights are cold in the desert and at altitude.

Can you visit the desert in November?

Yes, days are mild and skies clear, but nights are cold (6-10 °C, sometimes less). Bring a warm jacket and a good sleeping bag for the night at camp.

Where to go in Morocco in November for sun?

Agadir and the southern coast are the sunniest, followed by Marrakech and the desert. Avoid the north (Chefchaouen, Tangier), which is cooler and rainier.

Is November a good time to visit Morocco?

Yes, it's an excellent value month: few crowds, falling rates and mild weather in the south. Ideal for a calm and budget-friendly trip.

What should I pack for Morocco in November?

Mid-season clothes for the day, warm layers for evenings and the desert, a waterproof jacket for the north, good shoes and sunscreen.

In summary

November is a well-kept secret: mild in the south, a still-accessible desert, few crowds and good prices. As long as you favor the south (Marrakech, Agadir, Sahara) and pack warm layers for the nights.

My 3 key tips:

  1. Aim for the south (Marrakech, Agadir, desert) for sunshine.
  2. Take advantage of low prices and off-season calm.
  3. Bring a warm jacket: the nights are cold.

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