Weather & what to pack
What June and July feel like in each host city and what to bring.
June–July weather by city
- Casablanca: 20–27°C, humid, sea mist.
- Rabat: 18–28°C, ocean breeze.
- Tangier: 20–29°C, windy at times.
- Agadir: 19–27°C, sunny and pleasant.
- Marrakech: 35–42°C by day, very dry and hot.
- Fes: 30–38°C by day, hot.
Note: Averages; heatwaves can be hotter.
Packing list
- Light, breathable clothes that cover shoulders and knees
- A light jacket or sweater for evenings on the coast and in the mountains
- Hat, sunglasses, high SPF sunscreen
- Comfortable walking shoes for medinas (cobbles and stairs)
- Refillable water bottle
- Plug adapter (type C/E)
- Small backpack or cross-body bag for match days (check FIFA's stadium bag rules)
- Copies of passport and insurance
- Some cash in small notes
All questions
How hot will it be?
Coastal cities (Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Agadir) are pleasant, around 20–29°C. Marrakech and Fes are hot, often 35–42°C during the day.
What should I wear?
Light, comfortable clothing; covering shoulders and knees is appreciated in medinas and religious sites. Swimwear only at the beach or pool.
All guides
- World Cup 2030 basics: Who hosts, when, where, and how to get tickets safely.
- Visas & entry: Do I need a visa? Passport rules, customs, and what you cannot bring.
- Money, prices & tipping: The dirham, cards, ATMs, typical prices, bargaining and tips.
- Getting around Morocco: Trains, flights, buses, taxis, ride apps and driving between host cities.
- Where to stay: Hotels, riads, apartments: what to choose and when to book.
- Safety & emergencies: Emergency numbers, common scams and how to stay safe.
- Health & heat: Water, food, pharmacies, hospitals, insurance and summer heat.
- Culture, religion & etiquette: How to dress, greet, visit mosques and be a welcome guest.
- Food & drink: Dishes you must try, street food, vegetarian options, and drinks.
- Typical products & where to buy them: Argan oil, carpets, leather, ceramics, spices: what's authentic and where to find it.
- Phone, internet & apps: SIM cards, eSIM, Wi-Fi, plugs and the most useful apps.
- Travelling with kids: Morocco is very family-friendly. Practical tips and the best activities.
- Accessibility: Getting around with reduced mobility.
- Useful words in Darija: A few Moroccan Arabic and Amazigh words that make people smile.
- Match day & fan zones: Getting to the stadium, what to bring, and where to watch with other fans.
- Morocco at a glance: Quick facts: capital, population, time zone, history.