February is a quiet and often sunny month in Morocco. Days begin to warm up, the countryside turns green and the main sights are still calm.
This guide explains what to expect by region and how to plan your trip.
Marrakech and the south have pleasant days, while Fes, Meknes and the north can be cooler and wetter. The mountains may still have snow. Our weather by season guide gives the full picture.
Late in the month, the valleys turn green and the almond trees flower in parts of the south, which makes drives especially scenic.
The medinas are comfortable to walk in, the riads are calm and a hammam is very welcome after a cool morning. It is a good month for slow sightseeing.
Days in the dunes are often sunny and clear, while nights are cold. Choose a camp with heating and warm bedding. See our luxury desert camps guide.
In some years Ramadan begins in February. Read our Ramadan in Morocco guide to understand opening hours and how to plan, and see our 7, 10 and 14-day itineraries for route ideas.
Yes, for quiet sightseeing and mild days. Evenings are cool.
Days are often pleasant, but nights are cold, so choose a heated camp.
Yes, mainly in the north and in Fes. The south is usually drier.
Yes, in the High Atlas and around Ifrane.
It is quieter than spring, but book early for desert camps and riads.
Tell us your dates and we will design a private February route with a driver-guide and comfortable stays.
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