Holidays in Morocco in January

January is the coldest time of the year for holidays in Morocco, with chilly winds prevailing. Even in Agadir, daytime temperatures rarely exceed +17°C, and at night, it can drop to +7°C. Warm clothing is essential to shield yourself from the cold winds. However, this period sees less rainfall, making it an ideal time for surfers who come to Morocco to tackle the Atlantic Ocean's big waves.

January in Morocco is also a great time for sightseeing. The cooler weather allows you to explore various parts of the country comfortably. Wandering through the labyrinthine streets of old medinas becomes a pleasant experience, and you have the opportunity to discover Morocco in all its splendor.

Visiting Morocco in January offers unique opportunities to experience cultural celebrations and events. On January 11, Moroccans celebrate Independence Day, which is a vibrant national holiday. The following day, January 12, marks the Berber New Year, another colorful celebration. In Marrakech, the International Marathon takes place in January, attracting runners from around the world.

However, the most popular Morocco tour destination in January is the Atlas Mountains' slopes. The chance to ski in Africa at resorts like Ouikameden and Ifrane is a major draw for many travelers.

Additionally, January sees lower prices for Morocco vacations as the New Year holidays have passed, and it's considered the low season in Morocco. Starting from January, you can find tours to Morocco starting at 900 USD. tripmydream can assist you in selecting a Morocco winter tour that suits your preferences.