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Tangier rising in white tiers above the bay where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean, with the medina and hilltop Kasbah overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar
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Seasonal Guide · Tangier

Tangier in January

Tangier in January: wet, windy, atmospheric — the medina to yourself

  • A mixed month — plan around it
  • Higharound 16°C
  • Lowaround 8°C
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Tangier, month by month
  • JanuaryYou are here
  • Februarymixed
  • Marchgood
  • Aprilexcellent
  • Mayexcellent
  • June
Tangier in January at a Glance
Key weather and planning facts for Tangier in January
VerdictMixed — plan around it
Daytime higharound 16°C
Night-time lowaround 8°C
RainfallAround 10 rainy days — the wettest month, often windy and blustery.
Good forCrowd-free medina & Kasbah · Stormy-sea Strait drama · Atmospheric literary cafés · Low winter prices

What Tangier is like in January

January is Tangier's wettest, windiest month. Daytime highs around 16°C are mild rather than cold, but the Atlantic and Mediterranean meet here in a blustery collision, and rain arrives in driving bands pushed by the Levante and Poniente winds. The reward is atmosphere and solitude: the steep white medina, the hilltop Kasbah and the cafés where Tangier's literary legends once sat are all yours, with barely another visitor about.

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January elsewhere in Morocco

Comparing January across Morocco

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Tangier in January: your questions

Is January a good time to visit Tangier?+
It is a mixed choice. January is Tangier's wettest, windiest month, mild around 16°C but often blustery and rainy. The payoff is an empty medina, dramatic Strait views and low prices. It suits travellers who value atmosphere and solitude over beach weather, and who pack for wind and rain.
How hot is Tangier in January?+
Tangier in January has daytime highs of around 16°C and night-time lows near 8°C. It is mild rather than cold, thanks to its coastal position, but the wind and rain can make it feel chillier. Evenings are damp and cool, so a warm windproof layer matters.
Is it rainy in Tangier in January?+
Yes — January is the wettest month, with around 10 rainy days, often driven by the Levante and Poniente winds. Rain comes in blustery bands rather than constant drizzle, so bright breaks open up. Pack a sturdy waterproof and keep day trips flexible.
What should I pack for Tangier in January?+
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  • Julyexcellent
  • Augustexcellent
  • Septemberexcellent
  • Octobergood
  • Novembermixed
  • Decembermixed
  • This is a month for the city's indoor, moody side, with outdoor time slotted into the bright breaks. The Kasbah Museum, the medina's winding lanes, the Grand Socco cafés and a long mint tea while the rain passes all suit the season. When a clear, windswept spell opens up, the views over the Strait of Gibraltar toward Spain are dramatic, and a bundled-up walk to Cape Spartel, where two seas meet, feels suitably wild.

    January is best for travellers who prize empty streets and stormy-sea drama over reliable beach weather — and who pack for wind and rain. Day trips can be a gamble: the road to blue Chefchaouen and the coast at Asilah are quieter and cheaper but weather-dependent. Keep the plan flexible, embrace the brooding mood, and winter Tangier rewards with a rare, crowd-free intimacy.

    Around this month

    Events & seasons in January

    • Ramadan may fall partly in January 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 January suits

    • Crowd-free medina & Kasbah
    • Stormy-sea Strait drama
    • Atmospheric literary cafés
    • Low winter prices
    Come prepared

    What to pack for Tangier in January

    • Waterproof, windproof jacket
    • Warm layers for damp evenings
    • Umbrella (a sturdy one — it is windy)
    • Comfortable waterproof walking shoes
    • A warm sweater
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  • Pack a waterproof, windproof jacket, warm layers for damp evenings, a sturdy umbrella, comfortable waterproof walking shoes and a warm sweater. Tangier is mild but wet and notably windy in winter, so prioritise staying dry and warm against the sea wind.