Back from Morocco (page 10 of 16)

Hi Jean,

According to Liautey, Morocco is a cold country where the sun is hot. The latest news says it’s still the case.

https://www.bladi.net/maroc-neige-froid,50783.html

Thanks Hannah for these details. I really needed them.

Kudos to Hannah, always spot-on with her info.

Yes, well done!

Watch your ankles!

Neither one nor the other!

Hey Hannah,

So, I’ve got a little question for all you seasoned Morocco travelers: do you prefer exploring Morocco in the freezing cold or the scorching heat?😎

Later!

I avoid both summer and winter.

Autumn and spring are the best times to visit Morocco. Winter is short, so it's best to avoid December and January as much as possible, or stick to the coast.

you can also bring your snowshoes and your down jacket and go for a walk in the Oukaimeden... in January and February.... 😉 I reckon it must be cheaper than the same thing in the Jura...

Yeah, but we're not sure there'll be snow.

definitely 😉

Not in the Jura either.

These days, you can't be sure of anything anymore.

That's right, my good friend... I'm off to Lisbon for a few days and hoping for some sunshine. See you!

And we're waiting for the second half of March to head to Morocco. Enjoy your Portuguese holiday!

Phew! We found the sun.

I’m with you, but starting March 5th. Save us a little sunshine in Lisbon!! 😉

The sun is very present. The air has a slight chill, but it's pleasant.

Hi Dorothy, What a gorgeous destination! THANKS for sharing. Have a great day

Thanks Marie Louise. Morocco is such a beautiful country.

Hello Dorothy, It's such a beautiful destination! THANKS for sharing. Have a great day

Morocco is a stunning country that I never get tired of. I met some Canadian travelers there this fall who were amazed by the beauty of Morocco's landscapes.