Weather in Morocco in November

The warmest November conditions are usually found in the inland cities and the southern lowlands, where the sun holds its heat through the afternoon.

• Marrakech: Paleokastritsa, on Corfu's west coast, is one of the warmest spots on the island in November. Its sheltered bays and steep wooded hills trap the afternoon sunshine, so the sea often stays mild well into autumn. Visitors can take an easy stroll along the coastal path, watch the light fade over the monasteries perched on the cliffs, and enjoy a relaxed seafood lunch while the temperatures remain pleasantly comfortable. It is exactly the brief our Morocco holidays deals are built around.
• Agadir: Agadir is a modern beach resort on the Souss-Massa coast, where the Atlantic breeze tends to moderate the daytime warmth compared with inland towns. The long sandy bay and promenade make it a practical base for those who want to combine sunshine with easy access to the regional airport. Expect comfortable beach weather through much of the month, though the water is cooler than in summer. For reliable sun with a relaxed resort feel, it remains one of our most requested options. Cheap Morocco Holidays often start with a resort stay like this.
• Essaouira: Essaouira is a fortified seaside town where the Atlantic wind keeps November temperatures pleasant rather than hot, and the afternoons are often bright enough for walks along the ramparts. The town is known for its breezy beaches and its working harbour, and the wind can be brisk, so pack a windproof layer alongside your swimwear. It is a short distance from the inland city and makes a calm contrast to the busier streets. We recommend it for travellers who want mild weather with a slower pace, the same brief our Morocco All Inclusive Holidays deals are built around.
• Fes: Fes is the most historic of the imperial cities, and in November it typically offers warm days that suit exploring the vast medina on foot, though the narrow lanes can feel cooler in the shade. The city's tanneries and craft quarters are best visited when the weather is mild, and the morning light is especially good for photography. Evenings can turn chilly, so plan your indoor visits for the later part of the day. It is an excellent choice if history and craftsmanship are your priorities.
• Rabat: Rabat, the capital on the Atlantic coast, usually has mild November weather with less of the inland heat and more of the sea breeze, which makes walking along the river and through the old quarters comfortable. The city is quieter than the busiest imperial cities and offers a calmer introduction to Moroccan urban life. Rain is possible in the cooler months, so an umbrella is worth carrying. It suits travellers who value gentle temperatures and a more understated city setting.