Morocco Holidays in November

In November the warmest and most settled conditions are generally found away from the High Atlas and the far south, where the cooler nights and winter rains begin to arrive.

• Agadir: Agadir sits on the Atlantic coast, where its long sandy bay tends to hold milder conditions than inland cities through late autumn. The town was rebuilt after a 1960 earthquake, so its modern promenade and resort facilities are easy to navigate. Agadir Al Massira Airport is a short drive away, which keeps transfers simple. We think this is one of the most dependable places for a relaxed, sunny stay in November, though days will feel cooler than the peak summer months. It is exactly the brief our Morocco holidays deals are built around.
• Essaouira: Essaouira is a fortified seaside town where Atlantic breezes keep the air fresh, which makes November walking along the ramparts comfortable. Its old walled quarter is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and sits within walking distance of the harbour. The town lies roughly 170 km from the inland city of the Red City, so it works well as a calmer coastal counterpoint to the inland heat of that busy urban centre. Expect wind on the beaches, which suits those who enjoy the coast more than lounging by the water. It is exactly the brief our Cheap Morocco Holidays deals are built around.
• Marrakech: Marrakech remains pleasant for sightseeing in November, with warm days that ease from the summer peaks and cooler evenings in the old walled quarter. The city is the gateway for the Atlas Mountains and desert excursions, and Marrakech Menara Airport serves it directly. Evenings around the main square are lively and the riads are comfortable at this time of year. Choose this city if you want culture and comfortable temperatures rather than a strictly beach-led trip. It is exactly the brief our Morocco Luxury Holidays deals are built around.
• Fes: Fes is the most historic of the imperial cities, and its winding old town is far easier to explore on foot when the weather has cooled from summer. The historic mosque and university, founded in the ninth century, can be viewed from outside, and the craft quarters are at their most rewarding in this season. Fes is linked by rail to the country's largest port city on the Atlantic coast and to Tangier, which keeps onward travel simple. It suits travellers who want depth of history rather than sunshine.
• Ouarzazate: Ouarzazate is a gateway town in the south, and November days here are generally warm while nights become noticeably cooler, especially as you move towards the desert. A UNESCO-listed fortified village sits close by and makes a rewarding day trip in milder conditions. Plan layers for evenings, as the temperature drops more sharply than on the coast. This is a good choice for those combining sightseeing with desert scenery in one trip.