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Seasonal Guide · Tangier
Tangier in August
Tangier in August: lively peak summer, warm sea, breezy bay
- Excellent month to visit
- Higharound 28°C
- Lowaround 20°C
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Tangier in August at a Glance
| Verdict | Excellent |
|---|---|
| Daytime high | around 28°C |
| Night-time low | around 20°C |
| Rainfall | Near zero rainy days — dry, bright and warm, often windy. |
| Good for | Warm, breezy peak summer · Warm sea & lively beaches · Far cooler than inland heat · Chefchaouen & Asilah day trips |
What Tangier is like in August
August is Tangier's warmest, busiest month, and one of its best. Daytime highs around 28°C are kept comfortable by the sea breeze and the wind off the Strait, so the city stays far gentler than inland Morocco's furnace. The white-tiered medina, the hilltop Kasbah and the bay are at their summery peak, packed with Moroccan and European holidaymakers enjoying the long, bright, warm days.
The beaches and seafront are in full swing. The sea is warm and inviting, the Grand Socco and bay-front cafés buzz late into balmy nights, and the run out to Cape Spartel and the Caves of Hercules is a fine breezy outing where two seas meet beneath the cliffs. The wind remains part of the experience — refreshing on hot days, sometimes strong on exposed beaches — so a windbreak stays useful.
August is peak season for the northern day trips too, with blue Chefchaouen and artistic Asilah both lively and beautiful. For travellers wanting a warm, breezy summer city with a swimmable sea and none of the inland heat, August is a strong choice. It is the busiest month, so book ahead, but the sea breeze keeps the whole experience comfortable from bright noon to warm starlit night.
Around this month
Events & seasons in August
- Ramadan may fall in August in some years — its dates shift ~11 days earlier annually, so confirm for your travel year
Festival and religious dates shift year to year — please confirm the exact dates for your travel year.
Best for
Who August suits
- Warm, breezy peak summer
- Warm sea & lively beaches
- Far cooler than inland heat
- Chefchaouen & Asilah day trips
Come prepared
What to pack for Tangier in August
- Light summer clothing
- A windbreak for breezy days
- Sun hat & sunscreen
- Sunglasses
- Swimwear for the warm sea
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Tangier in August: your questions
Is August a good time to visit Tangier?
Yes — August is excellent, if busy. Warm highs around 28°C are kept comfortable by the sea breeze, far cooler than inland Morocco, and the sea is warm and swimmable. The city, beaches and day trips are lively at their peak. Book ahead, but the breeze keeps it comfortable.
How hot is Tangier in August?
Tangier in August has daytime highs of around 28°C and night-time lows near 20°C. The sea breeze and Strait wind keep it warm rather than scorching — far gentler than Marrakech — with bright, dry days, a warm sea and warm evenings. The wind can be strong.
Is it rainy in Tangier in August?
August is dry, bright and warm, with virtually no rain. The defining feature is wind rather than water. Rain plays no part in planning — just be ready for breezy, sometimes strong-wind days, and favour sheltered spots if the Levante is blowing hard.
What should I pack for Tangier in August?
Pack light summer clothing, a windbreak for breezy days, a sun hat, sunscreen, sunglasses and swimwear for the warm sea. In windy Tangier, a light wind layer beats anything warm even at the height of summer.