Weather in Morocco in September

The warmest September conditions are generally found inland, where the plains and imperial cities hold heat well into the early autumn.

• Marrakech: Warmest Regions in September: Agios Gordios on Corfu's west coast is a reliable choice for September sunshine. Its long, sandy beach faces the sunset, the sea stays warm well into autumn, and the quieter pace suits families and couples wanting a relaxed stay with easy access to tavernas and the surrounding olive groves. It is exactly the brief our Morocco holidays deals are built around.
• Agadir: Agadir sits on the Atlantic coast but benefits from a sunny, dry climate that keeps September warm and reliable for beach days. Its long sandy bay is one of the country's largest, and the promenade makes it easy to walk between sun loungers and cafes. Expect warm, settled days with the sea moderating the heat compared with inland towns. It suits travellers who want dependable sunshine with an easy beach base.
• Fes: Fes is generally warm in September, with the historic medina holding heat in its narrow stone lanes during the day. The city sits inland, so it does not receive the sea breezes that cool the coast, and daytime temperatures remain comfortably high. Cooler evenings make walking the old quarters a pleasant way to end the day. It is a strong choice for history lovers who are happy with a warm, settled climate.
• Ouarzazate: Ouarzazate lies in a dry valley on the edge of the desert, where September days are typically hot and clear. The air is dry, which means temperatures can feel more manageable than their numbers suggest, but shade and hydration matter. Sunsets are sharp and the skies are reliably open for sightseeing. We suggest it for travellers who want a warm, arid setting with dramatic scenery.
• Merzouga: Merzouga is a desert village close to the Erg Chebbi dunes, where September days remain warm and the sand holds heat well into the afternoon. Nights are typically much cooler than days, which is an important consideration for desert camps. The contrast between hot days and cool evenings makes it a memorable setting for stargazing. We recommend packing layers for the evenings even in a warm month.