MOROCCO PACKING LIST.

Packing list for a trip to Morocco can be Change based on the season. Here is a seasonal guide to help you prepare for your travel to Morocco.

Summer: ( June to August ).

Most places in Morocco are hot in the summer. A good example is Chefchaouen. This city is high up in the Rif Mountains, but it still gets very hot in the summer.

Another really hot place is Marrakech and the Sahara Desert. Both of these places can be very hard to be in during the summer because of the heat.

Many other cities are hot too, but Essaouira is different. It has strong winds from the Atlantic Ocean that keep it cooler. It is also cooler in the high mountains of the Atlas.

Here are packing list for summer in Morocco, you should bring:

• Long, loose pants and shirts that help you stay cool and protect you from the sun. Linen fabric is a good choice.
• Sunglasses, sun hats, long-sleeve shirts for sun protection, sunscreen, and other items that protect you from the sun.
• A light jacket or sweatshirt for cool evenings or when you are in the desert.
• A refillable water bottle to drink from because it is easy to get very thirsty in the hot weather.

Winter: ( November to February ).

My best advice is to pack ski gear, as Morocco can get cold in the winter and some hotels don’t have heating. So bring all your usual winter clothes.

You may also want to include t-shirts, as daytime temperatures can reach 20°C (68°F). I find it a bit too cold to swim, but that’s up to you. You may be able to swim if the pool is heated.

Also, the Sahara Desert gets very cold at night. So bring long underwear, a warm coat, and other warm clothing to stay comfortable. You can even see snow in parts of the Atlas Mountains.

Here’s what to pack for your trip to Morocco in winter:

• A warm jacket (like a ski jacket) and a fleece.
• T-shirts and long underwear.
• Warm socks.
• A winter hat, gloves, and a scarf.
• Warm shoes. Avoid sandals unless you are staying in a hostel.
• Sunscreen. The sun can still be strong and you can get sunburned in the winter. Trust me, I have experienced it.

Spring (mid-March through May) | Autumn (September through October).

This is probably the best time to visit Marrakech and many cities in Morocco. During the day, it is warm, but the nights are cool, though not freezing. It’s also a good time for hiking because the cooler weather means you won’t get too hot.

If you plan well, you can avoid the crowds that come during the busy season, but more people are starting to visit Morocco at this time of year. Here are some things to add to your packing list:

• Layers! Since days are warm and nights are cool, pack lots of removable layers to keep you comfortable all day.
• A jacket or a fleece for the cold evenings. You can bring a light jacket if you are traveling in late spring or early fall.
• Loose pants, light T-shirts, and clothes that breathe easily.
• Bring sandals and sneakers so you can be comfortable wherever you go.