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Seasonal Guide · Tangier
Tangier in November
Tangier in November: wet, windy and mild, the quiet returning
- A mixed month — plan around it
- Higharound 19°C
- Lowaround 12°C
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Tangier in November at a Glance
| Verdict | Mixed — plan around it |
|---|---|
| Daytime high | around 19°C |
| Night-time low | around 12°C |
| Rainfall | Around 9 rainy days — wet and windy, with mild bright breaks. |
| Good for | Quiet, atmospheric off-season · Strait drama on clear spells · Cafés & museums on wet days · Low off-season prices |
What Tangier is like in November
November returns Tangier to its wet, windy maritime winter. Daytime highs around 19°C are mild rather than cold, but the rain picks up in blustery Atlantic-Mediterranean fronts and the wind off the Strait sharpens. Bright, mild breaks still open up between the fronts, but the beach season is over and the city slips back into its calmer, brooding off-season character — quiet, atmospheric and good value.
It is a month for the indoor, moody side of Tangier, with outdoor time slotted into the dry spells. The Kasbah Museum, the medina lanes, the Grand Socco cafés and a long mint tea while the rain passes all suit the season. When a clear, windswept spell arrives, the Strait views toward Spain are dramatic, and a bundled-up walk to Cape Spartel, where two seas meet, feels wild and memorable in the autumn light.
November suits travellers who want winter's solitude and low prices over reliable weather, and who pack for wind and rain. The day trips to blue Chefchaouen and coastal Asilah become weather-dependent gambles, so keep the plan flexible. Embrace the atmospheric, crowd-free mood, and late-autumn Tangier offers a quieter, more intimate version of the lively summer city.
Around this month
Events & seasons in November
- Ramadan may fall in November 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 November suits
- Quiet, atmospheric off-season
- Strait drama on clear spells
- Cafés & museums on wet days
- Low off-season prices
Come prepared
What to pack for Tangier in November
- Waterproof, windproof jacket
- Warm layers for damp evenings
- Sturdy umbrella
- Comfortable waterproof walking shoes
- A warm sweater
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Tangier in November: your questions
Is November a good time to visit Tangier?
It is a mixed choice. November returns to a wet, windy maritime winter, mild around 19°C but blustery, with the beach season over. The payoff is a quiet, atmospheric city and low prices, with bright breaks between fronts. It suits travellers who value solitude over reliable weather.
How hot is Tangier in November?
Tangier in November has daytime highs of around 19°C and night-time lows near 12°C. The coast keeps it mild rather than cold, but wind and rain can make it feel cooler. Evenings are damp and cool, so a warm windproof layer matters.
Is it rainy in Tangier in November?
Yes — November is wet and windy, with around 9 rainy days as winter fronts return, though mild bright breaks open up between them. Rain comes in blustery bands rather than all day. Pack a sturdy waterproof and keep day trips flexible.
What should I pack for Tangier in November?
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 late autumn, so prioritise staying dry and warm.