Weather in Morocco in February

The warmest February conditions are typically found on the southern Atlantic coast and in lower-lying inland valleys, where days are usually mild.

• Agadir: Warmest Regions in February: Corfu's northern and southern coastlines hold their heat better than most of Europe at this time of year. Sheltered bays around Paleokastritsa and the Ropa Valley catch gentle afternoon sun, while the island's mild winter climate keeps daytime temperatures pleasant for walking, coastal strolls and exploring the old town streets of Corfu Town. It is exactly the brief our Morocco holidays deals are built around.
• Essaouira: Essaouira is a fortified seaside town where February days are typically milder than inland, with Atlantic breezes keeping temperatures moderate. The walkable medina sits within a short distance of the harbour, so a half-day on the ramparts is easy to fit in. The wind can be strong on exposed beaches, which makes it better for relaxed town walks than for lying out in the sun.
• Taghazout: Taghazout is a small fishing village on the coast of Morocco's Souss-Massa region, where February weather is typically mild and the surf-friendly shoreline stays pleasant throughout the day. It offers a quieter alternative to the larger resort towns nearby, with simple cafés and sea views. Because the village is small, options for evening entertainment are limited, so it suits travellers who enjoy a slower pace.
• Marrakech: Marrakech is typically one of the more comfortable inland cities in February, with daytime temperatures usually mild and cooler nights at the foot of the Atlas Mountains. The medina and the gardens are easier to explore than in summer, when heat can be intense. Pack a warm layer for evenings, as the temperature can drop noticeably after sunset. It is exactly the brief our Morocco Family Holidays deals are built around.
• Tiznit: Tiznit lies inland from the Anti-Atlas coast and typically offers mild February days with cooler nights than the coast. It is known for its silver jewellery and walled old town, which are easy to enjoy in cool weather. The town is less visited by package travellers, so it suits those seeking quieter cultural stops between larger destinations.