On the coast of Morocco, winters are usually warm, with daytime temperatures from +13 to +20 degrees and night temperatures around + 9-12. But even on sunny days, swimming is unlikely to happen: the water temperature in the sea and the ocean is about + 16-17 degrees and + 14-16, respectively.

In the depths of the country a little cooler, the air in the sun warms up to +13 on average -18 degrees, at night the column of the thermometer drops to + 5-8.

Going to rest in Morocco in the winter, take warm clothes with you. Day in the sun is usually comfortable, you can even do without jackets, but in the evening and at night it's easy to freeze, in the desert and mountains you may need a scarf and hat.

Do not forget waterproof shoes, raincoats and umbrellas: in the winter it often rains. The abundance of precipitation is led by December, but in January and February heavy rains are a common occurrence. In the mountains, snow falls, which does not melt all winter. Not far from Marrakesh there are even ski resorts