During the winter months in Morocco, you’ll experience a change in the weather. Despite the colder temperatures in January, this season has its perks. With fewer tourists, you can enjoy a quieter atmosphere and better prices.
Although the average daily temperature is between 13-17 degrees Celsius, the evenings can get as chilly as 5 degrees. Although there are many sunny days during winter, there’s also a chance of rainfall and clouds. Therefore, make sure to pack appropriate clothing to avoid any unpleasant surprises.
The most important thing to remember when traveling to Morocco during winter is to bring a sweater and a coat. These will provide you with extra warmth and protection from any rain. One crucial piece of advice to remember is that while you might expect Africa to be warm, be prepared for chilly nights!
If you plan to spend your evenings in the mountains, it’s a good idea to pack warm clothes such as long johns or cozy pajamas. Consider bringing an extra blanket to keep yourself comfortable. However, these items are likely accessible if you stay in a hotel, so it’s worth double-checking before you pack. It is essential if you tend to get cold quickly.
Tips for What to Pack in Morroco
Always wear your bulkiest items on the plane:
When traveling, it’s best to pack light. This month, we’ve opted for a thicker layer instead of a pair of shoes, but it’s still a good idea to dress warmly on the plane. Remember to wear your jumper, rain jacket, and trainers if possible.
Light layers that can be layered:
Preparing for the varying temperatures is crucial as the fall season sets in. While you may need to throw on warmer layers during the evenings, the days can still be sunny. Hence, it’s advisable to pack multiple light layers to adjust quickly to ever-changing weather conditions.
Neutral color palette:
Limiting color choices and sticking to a small palette is a good idea when putting together outfits. It will make it easier to mix and match your pieces, giving you endless outfit options and color combinations to choose from.
What to Pack for Women to Morocco in November:
We’ve reorganized the capsule basics to make room for thicker layers like jackets and jumpers. It’s best to stick to the basics.
- 3 casual long-sleeved t-shirts
- 1 formal tops
- 1 pair of jeans
- 2 other bottoms
- 1 cardigan/jumper/hoodie
- 1 rain jacket
- 1 pair of trainers
You may also consider:
- Warmer pajamas
- A wooly hat – especially for children who feel the cold more quickly.
New additions to the capsule wardrobes:
- Black Top
- White Top
- Striped Top
- Black Shirt
- Cardigan
- Jacket
- Jumper
- Skirt
- Jeans
- Linen trousers
- Trainers
Women’s Capsule Packing Ideas for January
Channel the allure of classic Moroccan style with this luxurious silk blouse. Pair it with flowing palazzo pants for an elegant evening look under the Casablanca stars.
The everyday essential redefined. This classic-fit crewneck t-shirt offers breathable comfort and timeless style. Elevate your casual wardrobe with this versatile staple.
Made for mixing and matching: A versatile long-sleeve tee in a playful striped print. Tuck it into high-waisted jeans, layer it over a dress, or tie the knot at the hem for a touch of vintage charm.
Who says comfort can't be cute? This puff long-sleeve top proves it wrong. Dress it down with leggings or pair it with heels for a night out. It's a versatile must-have.
Cozy up in style with a luxuriously soft pashmina shawl, its delicate drape cascading over a chunky knit sweater.
Embrace unpredictable weather with this sleek, city-ready waterproof jacket. Its breathable fabric shields you from downpours while keeping you cool on the move.
Wrap yourself in sophistication with this sweater jumper! The intricate cable-knit pattern adds a touch of artistry, making it a versatile and refined wardrobe essential.
Elevate the borrowed-boyfriend look with premium denim and vintage-inspired washes. Reimagined for confident comfort and a touch of rebellious spirit.
Crafted from airy linen, these trousers breathe life into casual moments. Soft washes and relaxed silhouettes invite a sense of effortless chic while elevating every step—a must-have when visiting Morocco in January.
Timeless rubber sole grips adventure, and the high-top hugs your ankle for fearless fun. Conquer jungles in Chuck!
By incorporating these additional nuggets of wisdom into your packing strategy, you can navigate the unpredictability of Morocco’s January climate while being sensitive to cultural norms. This frees you from immersing yourself in the rustic charm of captivating Moroccan medinas, lavish palaces, and sprawling deserts. Your Moroccan adventure awaits!