Most popularMarrakech Weekend Escape
A perfect 3-day introduction to the Red City
- Jemaa el-Fnaa at night
- Majorelle Garden visit
- Traditional hammam
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Marrakech in November: comfortable days, prime desert season
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| Verdict | Excellent |
|---|---|
| Daytime high | around 23°C |
| Night-time low | around 10°C |
| Rainfall | Around 4 rainy days — generally dry with cooler, clear spells. |
| Good for | Comfortable, balanced weather · Prime city-plus-desert itineraries · Thinner crowds, softer prices · Crisp Atlas day walks |
November keeps autumn's comfort while easing into winter's calm. Daytime highs around 23°C are ideal for all-day sightseeing, evenings turn cooler so a jacket returns, and the clear, crisp light is excellent. The high-season crowds of October begin to thin, prices soften, and the medina settles into a relaxed rhythm — making it one of the most agreeable, balanced months to take in Marrakech at a comfortable pace.
Every tour is private, led by a licensed local guide, and fully customisable to your interests and pace. Prices are per person based on two travellers.
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It is also peak time to combine the city with the Sahara. November's desert is at its best: warm, comfortable days, cool clear nights and superb stargazing, with the dunes glowing under low autumn sun. The road south through the kasbahs and the Dades Valley is a classic November journey from Marrakech. Closer in, the Atlas foothills and Ourika Valley remain crisp and walkable, and the first snow may begin to dust the highest peaks.
For travellers who want October's near-perfect conditions with fewer people and gentler prices, November is a quiet winner. The trade-off is cooler evenings and occasional showers, but the daytime weather stays comfortable and the region remains fully open. It is an especially strong choice for a city-plus-desert itinerary at the start of the prime Sahara season.
Festival and religious dates shift year to year — please confirm the exact dates for your travel year.