November is a lovely, quieter time to visit Morocco as autumn eases toward winter. Days remain mild and pleasant in the cities and desert, crowds thin out and prices soften, though desert nights start to cool. Here's what to expect from Morocco in November.
Weather in Morocco in November
Mild, pleasant days in the cities and desert, cooler nights (especially in the Sahara and mountains), the first snow possible on the High Atlas late in the month, and cooler, sometimes wet weather in the north.
Is November a Good Time to Visit Morocco?
Yes — it's a comfortable, good-value month for the cities and desert, with thinner crowds after the autumn peak. Bring warm layers for the cooling evenings.
Best Things to Do in Morocco in November
Explore Marrakech and Fes in comfortable weather, take a Sahara tour (packing warm for the cooler nights), enjoy autumn colours in the valleys, and make the most of quieter sights and better prices.
What to Pack for November
Layers — light clothing for mild days plus a warm jacket and fleece for cooler desert and mountain evenings, and waterproofs for the north.
Final Thoughts
November offers mild city days, quieter sights and good value, with the desert still very much worth visiting if you pack warm for the cooler nights. A relaxed, uncrowded time to see Morocco.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is November a good time to visit Morocco?
Yes — it's a comfortable, good-value month for the cities and desert, with fewer crowds. Evenings are cooling, so pack warm layers.
Is it cold in Morocco in November?
Days are mild and pleasant, but nights get cooler in the desert and mountains, with the first Atlas snow possible late in the month.
Can you do a desert tour in November?
Yes — days are pleasant and the light is lovely; just bring warm layers for the cooler nights, and camps provide extra blankets.
