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- What the official advice says
- What to wear in Marrakech as a woman
- What to wear in Marrakech as a man
- What to wear month by month
- Shoes, evenings and day trips
- The other thing to carry: your connection
- How to have a router delivered in Marrakech
- Frequently asked questions
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In Marrakech, wear loose, light clothing that covers your shoulders and knees: it is the respectful choice and also the coolest one in the sun. The UK government’s travel advice suggests that women consider loose-fitting clothing which covers the arms, legs and chest. There is no legal dress code for visitors. What changes through the year is the temperature: 39°C afternoons in July, 5°C nights in January. Comfortable closed shoes matter more than anything else, because you will walk the medina with a map in your hand.
This page combines the dress advice in the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) travel advice for Morocco on gov.uk, last reviewed on 19 August 2026 and read on 12 October 2026 with the weather for each part of the year, calculated from ten years of daily data, so you can pack for the month you are going.
What the official advice says
- Respect local customs. The FCDO states that Morocco’s laws and customs reflect the fact that it is an Islamic country, and asks visitors to respect local traditions and to make sure their actions do not offend, especially during Ramadan or when visiting religious areas.
- Women. Women may receive unwanted attention, especially when travelling alone. The advice is to consider wearing loose-fitting clothing which covers the arms, legs and chest.
- During Ramadan, follow local dress codes: clothing that does not meet them may cause more offence at this time. Ramadan next starts in February 2027.
What to wear in Marrakech as a woman
Loose trousers, long skirts or dresses, and tops that cover the shoulders and chest work everywhere in the city. A light scarf is useful for sun, dust and the occasional religious site; covering your hair is not expected of visitors. Swimwear is for the pool. In hotels and restaurants in the modern districts dress is more relaxed than in the medina.
What to wear in Marrakech as a man
Long, light trousers and a T-shirt or shirt are right everywhere. Shorts to the knee are common among visitors; sleeveless tops are out of place in the medina.
What to wear month by month
| When | Temperature | What to pack |
|---|---|---|
| December to February | 20–21°C by day, 5–7°C at night | Long sleeves and trousers, a warm jumper and a jacket for the evening; something warm to sleep in |
| March and April | 23–26°C by day, 9–12°C at night | Light layers, a cardigan or light jacket, a light rain jacket |
| May, June, September, October | 30–33°C by day, 15–18°C at night | Loose cotton or linen that covers shoulders and knees, a hat, a light layer for the evening |
| July and August | 38–39°C by day, 21°C at night | The lightest loose long clothing you own, a wide hat, sunglasses, sunscreen |
| November | 24°C by day, 10°C at night | Layers: warm in the sun, cool as soon as it sets |
The full table for every month is in best time to visit Marrakech.
Shoes, evenings and day trips
- Shoes. Closed, comfortable and already worn in. The medina is uneven, dusty and shared with handcarts and scooters.
- Evenings. Nights average about 15 degrees cooler than afternoons all year, and roof terraces are breezy. Bring a layer even in spring and autumn.
- Atlas day trips. It is cooler in the mountains. The official advice for hikers is to pack water, sunscreen and appropriate clothing and to hire a professional guide.
- A bag that closes. Bag-snatching is listed as common in the medina; wear the strap across your body.
The other thing to carry: your connection
You will walk more than you expect, and navigate all of it by phone. A pocket WiFi router is the size of a phone and goes in the same bag.
Maps for the whole walk
- Unlimited data in the souks and the back streets.
- See Google Maps in the Marrakech medina.
Light to carry
- Pocket-sized, up to 8 hours per charge.
- A power bank can be added for €1.90 a day.
Everyone connected
- Up to 10 devices for €4.90 a day in total.
- Delivered to your riad, hotel or Menara airport.
For safety advice, see is Marrakech safe.
How to have a router delivered in Marrakech
- Book online with your dates and your address in Marrakech: riad, hotel, villa, Airbnb or Menara airport. The minimum is two days.
- We deliver it charged, any day from 08:00 to 20:00 (09:00–15:30 during Ramadan). Same-day delivery is possible subject to availability.
- Join the WiFi with the password printed on the card that comes with the router.
- We collect it at the end, in Marrakech, and the €50 deposit is released.
Details are on pocket WiFi rental in Marrakech and prices on the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
What should I wear in Marrakech?
Loose, light clothing that covers your shoulders and knees, with comfortable closed shoes. It is respectful and also cooler in the sun. Add warm layers for the evening from November to March.
What should women wear in Marrakech?
The UK government’s travel advice suggests women consider loose-fitting clothing which covers the arms, legs and chest. Loose trousers, long skirts and tops that cover the shoulders work everywhere in the city.
Is there a dress code for tourists in Morocco?
There is no legal dress code for visitors, but the official advice is to respect local customs and to follow local dress codes during Ramadan, when clothing that does not meet them may cause more offence.
Can I wear shorts in Marrakech?
Shorts to the knee are common among visitors, particularly men. In the medina, covering knees and shoulders is the more respectful choice for everyone.
Do I need to cover my hair in Marrakech?
No. Covering your hair is not expected of visitors. A light scarf is useful for the sun and for the occasional religious site.
What should I wear in Marrakech in October?
October averages 30°C by day and 15°C at night: loose cotton or linen that covers shoulders and knees, a hat for the afternoon and a light layer for the evening.
Maps for every step of the medina
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Sources. Dress and customs advice: the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) travel advice for Morocco on gov.uk, last reviewed on 19 August 2026 and read on 12 October 2026 (“Safety and security” section: laws and cultural differences, Ramadan, women travellers, hiking, crime). Weather: daily maximum and minimum temperature and rainfall for Marrakech (31.63°N, 7.98°W) from the Open-Meteo historical archive (ERA5 reanalysis), 1 January 2015 to 31 December 2024, averaged by month by us. A reanalysis is a model of past weather, so individual days in the city can differ by a few degrees. The packing suggestions are our own. Our prices are our published rates on 12 October 2026.
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