Tourism in Morocco has a special taste. It is a country with different cultures, where you find a mixture of cultures, with markets crowded with the finest brands and picturesque nature, especially in the desert. You also find witches and sorcerers there. It is a country that combines the Arab and African worlds, and its people are steeped in adherence to ancient customs and heritage. The ancient Moroccan, despite the emergence of some aspects of Western cultures.

Morocco is characterized by its diverse climate, which varies from season to season and from region to region. It is generally described as a tropical climate with temperatures ranging between 5-35 degrees Celsius in the deserts, while the climate of its coasts is warm and moderate, while in the interior regions the climate is hot and drier, and it is worth noting. Temperatures in southern Morocco are very high almost throughout the year, and the climate there is very dry, and temperatures drop during the night. [4] Temperatures in the Atlas Mountains drop to less than 0 degrees Celsius during the winter, while snow accumulates on their peaks throughout Almost a year, but in coastal areas, rain begins to fall from November and continues until March. Therefore, tourists are advised to visit Morocco during the period extending from April until the beginning of June, in addition to the period between September and November.